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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 1020
Another Royal Suggestion
MUFFINS and POPOVERS
From the New Royal Cook Book
LOOK! LISTEN!
TjREAKFAST is too
JL often eaten as a duty
rather than a joy. The suc
cess of the day may depend
upon the spirit of break
fast The Royal Education
al Department presents
some breakfast dishes that
will send the children to
school with a hip hip hur
rah and his majesty man
to his daily duties with the
"up and doing" feeling
which knows no discour
agement Bfu&as
cap flour
1 teupooa 11.071 Bakiasj
powder -1
ttblMpooa a afar "
1 crip mXJk
lent
1 tablespoon abortDlDf
Sift together flour, baking
powder, sugar and salt; add
milk, well-beaten eggs and
melted shortening; mix well.
Grease raufiin tins and put
two tablespoons of batter in
to each. Bake in hot otcb. SO
to 25 minutes.
' Errleta llaSLns
4 teaspoons Royal Baking
Powder
a tfthlMiuwiM mnp
teaspoon salt
f MfM MllW
table poo n ahortenlng
Mix and sift dry ingredients.
add milk and melted shorten-
IBAKMG
POWDER
Absolutory Puro
injr and brat tin til smooth.
Hake in creased mnfhn tin
in not oven SO to lis minutes.
Cora Muffins
i cup com matt
14 cup flour
i traapoona Royal Dailaa
Powder
U toaanoon aalt
I tahleapoona autar
leap milk
S laMeapoona shortaalaf
lof
Sift together eorn meal, (lour,
baking powder, salt and su
gar; add milk, melted short
ening and well-beaten ergf
mix well. Grease mnflin tins
and drop two tablespoons of
mixture into each. Bake about
33 minutes in hot oxen.
Popovtrt
leu pa flour
U teaapoun aalt
ieta-a
J cups milk
Sift together floor and salt.
Make a well in flour, break
eggs into well, add milk and
stir until smooth. Pour into
hot greased gem pans and
bake S3 to 35 minutes in a
very hot oven. II taken out
of oven too soon they will
fall.
SENT FREE
Naw Ttoyal Cook Rook rn
lalnlnr senrra of dellKlitful
economical recipe, tunny nf
them tli moil famou In
um today. AJdreas
aOTAL RAIINU POWDKR CO,
11 liHta tMraat
K Varfc Vf
Bake with Royal and be Sure
Rinding twine, standard, jx?r lb $ .18
We Rtlll have a small stock of thone Economy and Kerr
Belf-sealing Jars on hand.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE PRICES
FEED OK AU, KINDS ON HANI)
GROCERIES AT BOTTOM PRICES
We HolJcIt your patronage
Springfield Feed Company
I ronntlpntlon oft and on for the past
un year, i nave never seen tneir
equal yet. They atrengthened my di
gestion, relieved me of hemluchea and
had a nillil plenum! t m l Ion on my
bowel. I take pleiiMure In recom.
nx'iul'nr them" write it. II. F. Par-
tmenter, Crldersvlllo, Ohio.
One per cent of the wheat of the
United States Is produced In Uma
tilla county. Ore.
Verna Grace Holt, granddaughter
of Mrs N. F. McLeod, has recovered
from an attack of the measles
Haa Never 8een Their Equal
"I have lined Chamberlain's Tablet
for stomach trouble, biliousness and
AUCTIO
and
General Sale Saturday, Aug. 7
Auction Sale Starts 1 p. m. Sharp
CORNER SECOND and MAIN STREETS. SPRINGFIELD. ORE.
M. M. PEERY, Auctioneer.
2 Heater Stoves
Cook Stove
Bureau
Kitchen Queen
Kitchen Table
or more Library Tables
Baby Buggy
Victor Talking Machine
and 20 Records
Water Power Washer
High Chair
Nursery Chair
Rocking Chair
Wood Bed Stead
or more Iron Bed Steads
or more Bed Springs
or more Mattresses
good Tub
good Boiler
Baby Bath Tub
Some good Linoleum
Some second hand Carpet
Some Window Shades
Some Granite Pots and
Kettles
Some Cups and Saucers
Plate. Butter DisHes
Vegetable Dishes
Cream Pitchers
Number of Picture Frames,
Different Sizes
Some Dining Chairs
1 Settee
Some Earthen Jars
1 Iron Baby Crib
1 Commode
1 Gas Range
1 Post Hole Digger
1 pair new Pruning Shears
1 Cross Cut Saw '
Churns, Milk Bottles
1 50-gal. Copper Kettle
1 one-man Saw
Some Harness, Bridles, etc.
Picks, Shovels, Hoes,
Rakes, Cow Belts.
Pitch Forks
FRUIT JARS
Ball Masons, Atlas Masons,
Eazy Seals, Wide Mouths,
Kers, etc., all sizes.
Some new Potatoes
1 set Flat Irons
50 Potato Sacks
1 Screen Door
1 Faultless Sprayer
AND DOZENS OF OTHER
USEFUL ARTICLES
NOTICE! Special Sale at Our Store
SOLID COPPER BOILERS
COMMON BOILERS $2.00
DUST PANS 13
CUPS and SAUCERS, SET $1.33
PLATES, per set $1.35
HEAVY GALVANIZED TUBS $1.65
GOOD BROOMS .80
PURE SILK FLOSS MATTRESS ...$17.50
SATURDAY ONLY
...$6.7o 50-lb. COTTON UNTKN Mattresu ..$15.50
$17.00 BEDS for j$16.00
GENUINE LINOLEUM, yard $1.25
CO feet WIRE CLOTHES LINK 30
$1.50 DISH PANS .. ! $1.30
$47.50 KITCHEN CABINETS , $39.75
$32.CO CHIFFONIER. $29.50
$14.00 HERKULES BED SPRINGS. .$10.00
AND BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL OTHER GOODS
And Remember I Will Pay ABOVE MARKET for
'
EGGS Saturday. S , ;
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
H. B. CORSAW, Mgr.
SECOND and MAIN STS., SPRINGFIELD
PHONE 2 J
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Denurtuietit of the Interior. I. S.
I.and Office tit KoM-hurg. Oregon,
July 21. lOi'O
Notice U hereby given tlmt Xrtttnn
liunh. of Murcolu. Oregon, xoii stiti
one of the helm at law of Mora H.
HunH. tlereUM-d. who. on June f. 19IC,
matin Jlomesteud Ktilry Serial No.
0105!. fur Lot 1. Sen Ion 8. Town
ship 16 South. Itunge 1 Weal, Willam
ette Meridian. Iiuh filed notice of In
tention to make final three year
proof,, to eatabllNh claim to the land
above described, before K. O. Iinmct,
I niled States CiiimlKloner. at Ku
gone. Oregon, ou the lt day of Sep
tember. 1820.
Clulmmit names m witnesses:
Clayton A met. of Mnrcolii. Oregon:
Amy I'olley. of Marcola. Oregon;
Herman Hitter, of Marcola. Oregon;
Chorion Admit.
Jly I'K As; 20.
of Marcola. Oregon.
W. II. CANON.
Iteglster
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. IJ. 8.
Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon,
July 31. 1920.
Notice U hereby given that Matt
duller, of Kim Ira .Oregon, who, on
Muy 7. M20. made llomoatead Kn
try Serhil No 0I2WI, for SV. Sv
Hon .1. Towiichlp 17 S.. Itunge W.,
Wlllumeiti. Merldlun. haa filed nolle
of I in iit Ion to mnke final three year
lroof. to eNtHbllNh claim to the land
above li scribed, before K. O. Immet,
V. S. CoinmlMaloner. at Kugene, Ore
gon, on the 2nd day of September,
l-'0
Claimant natnea as wltiicsae
Hubert AIIIhoo. of Klmlra, Oregon;
May Allison, of Klmlra, Oregon;
J a me Cook, of Klmlra. Oregon;
l.iile Cook, of Klmlra, Oregon.
W. II CANON,
Iteglater.
Jly 23 Ag 2d. 20.
Wild West
HOW
50 -Outlaw Horses -50
Champion Bucking Bull
of the World
A LIFETIME OF FUN IN THREE HOURS
AT SPRINGFIELD,
SUNDAY, AUG. 8, starting 12 m;
See What a Saving
This is for You
JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY SPECIALS
Pure cane tuiar $22.95
Cottelene 1.45
Dried apples 2 lbs for .30
Best bulk coffee per lb. .35
Macaroni per lb. .10
Lanterns , 32
BrooniH 69
Farmers Exchange
"THE STORE OF BARGAINS"
Springfield, Oregon