THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1920.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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TOWN AND VICINITY
Mm. Kenneth Alili'M linn a her
Ikhin Kui'xtK nt their tountry home
liir mother, Mm. ('. K. Kiiwranii, and
her s'ater. Mm. '. W. Ifallowell wim
her three, rhlldren. They are from
Kuxiin villi-, Cal.
Huy KitRliniiiin'M tit Ilk In -ml, 2i
Mill I7t
The oiiiull (I.iiikIhit of Mr. and Mr4.
). J. )'iii In HI with ttii si-arl'tt
fever.
fCuriwHl I, K f Mil arrived from (ileii
dale. On . Mmiiluy fur a I wo day
lull v. lih hH mother.. Mrs. J. K. Il.i'l
la, mikI fr!cinl.
Mm. Cheater ( 'In i k of Lmey,
Wmth . U visiting with hr parents,
Mr. ami Mm. O. F. Kx-r. i
MIhs (ryutul lltyan U vInHIiik fnr
several days ut iho homo of Mr. and'
Mm. Kerfieth ilHin-tt. In Kugetie.
Mm. llurrett ami Infitnt mm returned .
to their hum, In Hint city Hid flrt
(f Iho ws'k.
M. N. Thompson returned Friday
froth u I I'll day trip to Tinker, or",
where, hi wclil to (ii. k after mining
interi-als there. IN report a good
outlook for hU IntiTi'NiH
Ir. 8. Ralph Dlppel, Jim Clark and
aim Joseph, nrroiii pan IimI hy Mr. Wil
liams of Independence, have left for
a finlilriR and oiiIIhk trip of about
leu day. Mm Dlppel 1 u Ikmiio
gnent of Mm. J. Clark's ihirliiK Ir.
Dlppl'a absence.
Ilev, II. ('. F.tltell r-l ii rin.il Krhlay
from a Irlp to Clancy, Mont, wher-!
h held a series of meetlnga. Ho alto
visited at Olen Keny. Mt. Mmii an I
Caldwell In Idaho. '
Mis Dora Nelson, who tin k been
omployed at K-te ltng store fur
the pant year, plana to leave tin la t
lor part of I hi week for Kloux City,
Buy Your
FEED AND
POULTRY
SUPPLIES
OF '
Springfield
Warehouse Co.
On 8. P. Track, South 2nd.
Low opehating expense for
us Lower Feed Prices for
you. Buy here and you
will 6ave money.
' m woKf cost-
;ro ooK our -
Mrs. Love-Home: '
Does it not cost yoif a great deal of peace of
mind o look at YOUR OLD bedroom furniture, or have
you ENOUGH of it?
How would a NEW dresser or dressing table or"
chiffonier strike you? ;
Ask your husband for what you desire. "If at
first you don't succeed, try, try again."
Our Furniture FURNISHES. V
Respectfully yours,
BERRY PIANO &
FURNITURE CO.
, Iowa, for a visit of Indefinite length.
Hh will visit with relatives In
Wyoming before going on to lowaUi
Jtiln her parent.
Ir. H. Italph hlppel. dentist, Spring
fli'lil, Oregon.
Mr. ami Mm. I). W. lliNr and
iIh uatfit fr Maht-I ami Mr. and Mm.
Itlley HnoilfcriiaH and daughter Max
I no, went to Oakrldgn Monday for n
three weeks ramping trip. Tln-y wero
Joined Wednesday by Mm. Hoofs
itiotlifr. Mm. Julia Kennedy, and
I.Hwrcnrn l(iMf.
Mr. and Mm. Floyd Hartlitt of
lledsporf. have been visiting at tin
home of iIih former's pa ten In, Mr.
and Mm. A. K. Ilarllett for several
daya.
Demand Fgglmann's bread from
your grocer.
Mr. and Mm. I.. May and son, Vt-r-ilmi.
went to Portland Wednesday to
lit lend tln funeral of Mr. May's niece,
Ktlx'l May.
Mr. ami Mm. Paul Scott returned
the latti'r part of the week froro an
automolillt' trip throi'mh thn aouthern
part oftho Htato. Thy returned hy I
I
Where Cash
Beats Credit
Why Pay More?
Th Ht'st Ix-monK. doz,35c
I'ufft'd Wheat. 2 pkKS.25c
Uirfie I'kR Corn
Klake 10c
('It run WaHhlnj;
Powder 29c
Ijirge pkf? Cold Dust .25c
5 minute Washing Com-.
. pound, large pkg...25c
Inox Soap. 20 bars $1.00
No Hub Naptha Soap.
17 bars $1.00
Clean Kasy Soap. 15
bars Tor $1.00
Creme Oil Soap, 3 brs 25c
I. & (!. Naptha Soap.
.11 bare $100
Gray's
Cash and
e Carry
Grocery
Springfield, Ore.
W. M. Cieen. Mgr.
ion avwW
v. .
way of Crater and Hend. Mr.
Hrott reaumd hla work In Portland
on Monday but M"ra. Hrott, who waa
Mlfta Ki'ant't'a Jlartlett before h-r re
tent marriage, will remain here for a
ahorl time.
Mlaa Maude Oorrle left Tuetidny to
apend three weeka at Went TlrnbT
with her alater. Mm. Harry England.
Mm. KnKland and two amall children,
who have been vlaltlng hero for a
foiiple of weeka. returned home at
the aaliin time.
Miaa Veata Ilenaon of Portland la
H giieat at the home of Grace Male
thla week. Mlaa Pennon lived In
Wprlnafleld aeveral yearn bko hu haa
1me made her home In Portland.
Mr. and Mm. Harmon Green of
.Portland Vlalted with the John Win
zenrled and M. M. Peery fant'llea laxt
week. Mr. Green formerly operated
a cafeteria In KprinRffeld.
K. E. Kepner haa returned from a
trip to Lincoln, Nebr. where he went
to Imi at the bedalde of an aunt who
later died. J. 7.. lirlacoe. an uncle of
Mr. Kepner, returned with him and
may lorate here. '
OR. TALBOT AT M. E. CHURCH '
.Hr. J. T. Talbot, who Ik president
of Kimball college at Salem. Willi
jircurh both morning and evening at
the Methodiat ciiurcli Sunday. i
Ktinday achool 9:45 a. ni.; preach-j
Ina 11; Junior league 2:30; Epworth'
league 7; evenlna; aervlee H o'clock.
You are cordially invited to attend.
ITayer meeting tonight at 8 o'clock.
'lulr prat lice nt 8 on Friday night, i
CLOVER AND COX
TAKE IMPORTANT ACPMPV
. irvlKOKTANT AGENCY.
( lover and Cox. the Main street
cigar dealers, have taken the United
Cigar Storea company's agency. This
Hiitiouni ciiieut in made by them ((.
.i
11(1),
Clover and Cox htate that they will
' ' im i yj a rial c niai llll-y will
prepared to meet all demanda for
y brands of United Clg-rs at tho
be
uny
aame IlllrcH uliii h nrcvnil In ilia linn
United Cigar htorea and agencies lo-
catea in oc:r 400 cities throughout
the I'nlted States. They, will have
tho franrhlK.) for the sale of United ,
cigar, which gtiaruuteeH cuatomera
bolter clKirs for tho money than ar-,j
omerwiMt otnainatite.
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l,,,lcu 'Kar food. Take three of Chamberlain'
Motva company to enter the .field l..jT.blet. to cleanae out your stomach
Spr ugficld ia regarded a an indi-L...i 1 ., :
,, ,, . ,, ., ,
cation .!, the big United concern
rtfnllies Ihe big future awaiting
siinngiicKi it niso puts Springfield
in line with the big markets of the
world.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
It has come to our notice that
tunny water coiisiinx is in Springfield
lire ilisregarding our rules in regard
to irrigation. 1 lie lioins in whicli !r
rigaUoii is allowed Is I'rom ti to 10 in
(.lie tiiovnin mid from 5 to 9 in the
evening., On account of the large
amount vl wilier u:eii ;il Miis time cf
year, we will bo co.n;;il!cd to shut
off the water of any one u:;!;t !t for
Irrigation oulaide of th"te hours.
MOUNTAIN STATE;; I oV. iCU CO..
Pv Fred K. Prown. Local Manncer.
Spencer &
GAR AG
Corner Main and Mili Streets
Repairing and Overhauling
All Work Guaranteed
We tarry a Cohilcte(Line of Accessories and Auto Parts
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Storage $2.50 per month and 2'3c per night- '
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EGGIMANN'S
"A Good Bakery"
LEGION AFTER
IRE H
New officer were elected for the
enatiftig year at the regular meeting.
of the American Legion Monday)
n!ght. Hert Knook waa elected com-
mander; Robert Van Valzah, vice,
commander; V. P. Tyaon, adjutant;
Verdon May, financial officer; Royal;
folllns, blatorlan; and F. II. Hamlin,'
chaplain. With the exception of Mr.
Tyaon thla conatlttttea an entire new
wet of offlcera.
The meeting date of the legion waa
changed from Monday night to Fri
day night, with the next meeting to
be held Auguat 6th. -
On a challenge to the new com
mander from the retiring command
er, F. O. Lemler, two teama were
formed to put on a contest for new
member and for the beat attendance
at the regular meetings. Thla con
teat will continue until August 6th.
The lofg team will banquet the
winners.
At the close of the meeting Mon
day the members enjoyed an Ice
cream treat at Ketels.
In Society
MIhs Grace Emery, daughter of P.
t,nt'ry. r Main street, be-
came the br,,,e of Jatk IIenderer gt
II. Emery, of East Main street, he.'
a qulet ceremony at the home ofj
;ev- J- ,li KbertJ pastor of - the'
Me,nodlst nurch In this city, last!
Thursday. The bride is a graduate
i nf Srf !nrff.!.t ktk t Jt . . i
wy.ut6ui;m UI&U M.UUUI U1JU Up lO
Ihe time of her marrlara hsl luun
' '
tmf''eI t the local office of the
11,1,1 Telephone company. Mr. Hend-
-icr m an electrician ior tne Moun
tain Sta,e Power company In thla!
, v"'
They left shortly after the
ceremony for an automobile trip to
Crater Lake. The couple will make
their home In Springfield.
What To Do When Bilious
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' no meats and lightly of other
tuiir up )ur liver. I Mi mis and:
1Ulin or tw0 ghould be ,
1 fl,ellnR ffn. - .
ATTENTION .
Growers of
Seedling Cherries!
Your children or others can make
good money picking the fruit, off
seedling trees that s unfit for mar
ket or rannrrr Just Jumblj them in.
to a Uox a:'d uliir tJ us. V.'o extract
tVr sosd for' propagating purposes.
Address: OREGON NURSERY CO.,
Orenco, Oregon.
Anderson
OUR ICE CREAM
IS PACKED
bo perfectly with Just the right
proportions of ice and salt that
It will keep hard and firm for a
long time. But that isn't Its
only virtue. It needs but a taste
to prove it the most delicious
ice cream made. Take some on
your picnic, or have it sent to
your home.
RS
'
1 can please your head,
I can fit your body,
I can give you all wool,
I have no uhody.
RAMSEY, .The Tailor
MRS. A. TRUE LUNDY
NU BONE and M. A K. CORSETS
SURGICAL CORSETS and BELTS
FOR MEN and WOMEN A
SPECIALTY
155 9th Ave., E.. Eugene, Ore.
Phone 292 L. Afternoons Up Salrs
BRISCO JITNEY
Phone 11
Springfield Garage
Dennis Cyr.
Day and night service.
' DR. EUGENE KESTER
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 82
Home Phone 91
Office Hours: . 1
9 a.m. to 12 in.; 1:20 p.m. to 5 p.m.
DR. W. H. POLLARD
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON '
Springfield,
OREGON
Phones: Office 20 J; Res. 20 M
Office hours:
9 a. m. to 12 m. 1:30 p. m. to 6 p. m.
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
DENTIST
Phone 3
Springfield
Oregon
DR. N. W. EMERY
DENTIST
Sutton Bldg. Phone 20-J
Residence Phone 129 W
Springfield, Oregon
LEMLEY'S PRESSING
PARLOR
FRED G. LEMLEY Prbp'r.
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing,'-Dyeing,
Hat blocked, Suit's made o
measure . '
Main Street Springfield
between 3rd and 4th Oregon
JOHN E. EDWARDS
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
Corner . Springfield
Main and Third " . Oregon
FOR
INSURANCE
SEE
CHAS. L SCOTT at
First National Bank
Springfield, Oregon
D. W. ROOF
JEWELER
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A
SPECIALTY
Springfield. Oregon
FRANK A. DE PUE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
" ; - NOTARY PUBLIC r
Sutton Springfield
Building Oregon
ROBERT BURNS Lodge. No.
78. A. M. F.. Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Uni
versal and Symbolic Free
Masons meets first and third
Monday evening in Morri
son's hall. Visiting brothers
welcome.' .
Lee Clark.
Secretary.
F. A. Rankin,
R. W. M.
niera m nor Catarrh in thla aactioat t
the country than all other ftaeaaee put.
totfwrner, and until the laat fw year
Waa supposed 'to be Incurable. For 8 '
freat many mi doctxnt pronounced It a,
local dieae and prai-iibed loc&l rnne-dk-s,
and by ciniataiUly (ailhiK to cure
with loeal treutniit, pronounced It Ini-ur
able. Science lias proven Catarrh to be a '
constitutional disease, and therefor re-,
quires ooiiHtitutlonuJ treatment.. HalTa
I'aturrh Cure, manufai lurvd by V. J..
Clieney H Co., Toledo, Ohio, la the only,
Constitutional cure on the market. It Hi
taUen Internally. It acta directly on the
blood and mucoua surface of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case It fall to cure. Send tor circulars)
and testimonials.
Address: T. J. ( HRNKT CO., Tole O.
sVilAjby Drusalsis. tic
Th.s tisli'a I'aiu.lr I'lll for Cunstlo'
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