THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 11, 120
THE RPIUNOFIELD.NEWS X. , .
won 6ALK
FOR-S'ALEk
roli BALK Choice pur bred whit
leghorn cockerels from O. 8.
Penney'a slock. Call mornlnga
before nine or after & p. iu., Carl
A. IVtteraon. 5th A V street. nlt
PAINTING
1 Sharpies seperator, 500
capacity
1 Anchor Holt seperator, prac
tlcally new, 500 capacity.
TINTINQ and general painting. Cui
here. th A U atreeta. l'hcne 137 R.
FORDS and Chavrolets painted, f 20.
Springfield Auto Taint ahop. I'hone
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FOR RENT
haue that .
Fine otationer u
and 'All - Kinds of
Writing materials and Supplies.
' Ther is nothing nicer to use than clear, ivory-white
writing paper with envelopes to match. It is distinctive
and tfves your letters added importance.
You can get this extra fine stationery in 'our Drug ,
Store and all kinds of stationery supplies for home, school
and office.
This is the house of "The Careful Druggists."
We give Red Trading Stamps with cash purchases. . .
NEVER
: SUBSTITUTE
SPRINGFIELD,'
rA fV.rhone
ROOMS for rent. Qood sleeping
rooms, nicely furnished; would
Uo serve breakfast if preferred.
ltiona. 120 J. ...... If
CABINET SHOP
Go to If. E. Pitta' cabinet ahop.
corner Fourth and C atreeta,' for your
Scpltary Butter Mold, kitchen eabl
net, kitchen tables, English break
faat. tables and general cabinet work.
"Try It Out Yourself"
says the Good Judge
And you will find how
much more satisfaction a
little of this Real Tobacco
gives you than you ever
got from a big chew of the
ordinary kind.
The good, rich, real to
bacco taste lasts so long
you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often. So
it costs you less.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
WB CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
Wilson Congratulates Boys
(Continued from lage 1.)
Campaign that any other Scout In
your state.
"You have exercised courage, cour
tesy, thought and unUrlng effort and
In no doing have set an example for
all boys an example that will surely
aid in the growth of the valuable
qualities of mind and heart.
"I thank you In the name of the
whole country and I wish to convey
to your parents, your community and
your Boy Scout organization, my
appreciation of the training that has
developed In you such a fine spirit
of wholesome and loyal cltisensulp.
Cordially and sincerity yours,
. Wood row Wilson." "
. Over nr)00.000 worth of Thrift
and; Savings Stamps were sold by
boy Scouts Id the 1918 Campa'gn.
The best record was made by O.
Ssboyleer TarbeH, of Ithaca. New
York, who disponed of stamps aggre
gating 77.2l 6. James Campbell, of
Loralr.e. Ohio, was second with sales
of $49,425. and Edward Stevenson, of
Newark, New Jersey, third with
$41,551. R. Otterheimer, of Portland,
was one of the western boys to re
ceive -a letter.
Springfield Creamery
We have added to our stock a new supply of--
, Why not give that car a new coat of paint. We carry
a very complete line of motor car enamelH.
During the coming week we are going to offer Bpetlal
prices on oil heaters. Watch our window for them.
Our new piano records and phonograph records have
arrived. Come In and hear them.
Berry Piano & Furniture Co.
of the first publication Is the 7th day
of October 1920 and the date of the
last publication la the 18 da of Nev
ember, 1930.
L. M. TRAVIS,
Attorney for plaintiff, Eugene. Ore.
11 1820.
For a Disordered Stomach
, tic-u life r I IVIIIUl. (I I, nn l J
Its functions the bowels become d- j
ranged, the liver and kidneys con
gested. The Important thing Is to
restore the stomach and liver to
healthy condition and for this ptrpoe
Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent.
Give them a trial. They only cost a!
quarter.
If It Is a Billious Attack.
Take three of Chamberlain's Tab
let and a quick recovery is certafl..
4 Shasta Route Trains
LET WEEN
Portland and San Francisco
Effective Sunday, Nov. 14th
The "Oregonian" Train Nos. 53 and 54.
Handles day coaches, touri.st and standard sleeping cars, dining
car and observation car.
The "California Exprese"Tra'n Nos. 15 and 11.
Handles day coaches, touriat and standard sleeping cars and
dining car.
The "Shasta" Train Noh. 11 and 12. (No excess lare)
A new through train. Handles standard sleeping cara only,
.' dining car and observation car.
The "San Francisco Expresa" Train No. 13 and 14.
Handles day coaches, touribt and standard sleeping cars and
flining car.
Thiough standard Bleeping car, Portland to Los
Angetee, leaves Portland on the California Express
arrives Los Angeles 8:15 a. m. second morning.
QAUFORNIA WARM .SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS' ;
j Make the days delightful inne Wintertime, snjoy
""'H -" the fragrance of poinsettas, jvlcjeUf popples and
-, geraniums, or tjie Joys of outdoor sports aod pastimes,
TRAVEL 'WTTH pLEASVRE vVli. TJIE SHASTA ROUTE
Reduced. Round Trip Tickets are Js'ow on $ale to Southern California
FREE cn .'riusfi"CaUfoijiia;ior,he Tourist," ntw Illustrated
booklet graphically 'describing the different resort :i ; ;
. '(.'!! i - - . ; . .
For further particulars Inquire of local agents
SOUTHERN .PACIFIC LINES '
JOHN M. fiPTT. 9ePera! PaBenKer Agent
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the S'ate of
Oregon for Lain? County.
Dale J. H.-n Jamin. plalnt'ff.
G",rgia K. liei. (!ef-ndant.
To Georgia K. iteiijim'n. defendant:
In the nuine if the Ktjtu of Ore
gon: You are h.-reliy required to up-1'i-iT
In uiiswer to the complaint fil"l
agniiiMt you in the above r-: t ' t !r. I
null with n nix weeks f;-om the (i ;ii.
of the (list puhlieation of this turn
mons. and if you fall to answer for
want thereof," the plaintiff will take
decree as prayed for in the complaint,
dissolving the marrlaKe contract now
exicting between the plaintiff and the
defendant.
This summon!) is published by order
of the Hon. G. V. Sklpworth. Judge of
the above entitled court, and that
the said order Is dated the 5th day
of October, 1920, commanding thin
Biimmons to be published for six (6)
weeks in the Springfield News,
Springfield, Oregon, and that the date
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given, that Edward
Lester Settle the executor of the last
will and testament and entate ot
George Settle, deceased, haa rendend
and filed In the County Court of tha
State of Oregon for the County of
li ne. his final account as said execu
tor, and that Saturday, the 13th day
of November 1920, at the County Court
room iu said county, has by order
of said Court been fixed and appointed
as the day. time and place of hearlns
objections to nald account and the
settlement thereof. All objection t
iniiHt be In writing ami filed with th"
clerk of said court on or before mild
day and time.
Edward Lester Settle. Executor of
lh lui-t will mid teKtament mid CKta'o
f.f George Settle, de'-eaned.
Friiiik A. Hel'iie, attorney for th.
Xectitor. Nov 11
appear and answer said complaint
within said lime, the plaintiff will
apply to said court for the relief
ok prayed for In said complaint to wit:
for a decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now existing by and be
tween you and the plaintiff, and for
; full relief.
!Thls summons In served upon you
by publication In the Springfield
News, a newspaper published In
, Springfield, Lane county, Oregon, for
six consecutive weeks by order of thn
(lion. 11. L. ltown, County Judge of
j I Jine county, Oregon; said order b
ing made and entered of rword Iho
30th day of October. 1920.
Date of first publication as pre.
scribed by s.ild order Is November
4. 1!20. and the lust date December
16, 1U20, being six week.
C. M. Klsaenger. attorney for the
plaintiff Itesldeiue, Eugene. Oregon.
SUMMONS
In tl'p Circuit 'int of the Stat"
r -',n fur Lane emu v.
' -r h i I'nrr'T S!.ov," .iwald, I iH
ii f vh. U 'lliam G. ShowenwuM, d
f.ivj-ipt.
To William G. Showenwald. lb'!
above named defendant.
In the name rf the Str.tr of Oregon;
You aio hereby Hiitr.moned and re
quired to be and dpi ear In the above
entitled court and suit mid nriHwr
the complaint of the pl-i'vlf filed
herein, within nix weeks from the
date of the first publication ft this
.lummoiiH to-wlt: the 4th dav of
November 1920; and If you so fall to
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Not We is hereby given that fie
uniliittKned bin been appointed ad
ministratrix of the entitle of L. K.
Ward, defense,!, ,y m County Court
of Lati' rotii?o Oregon and that all
! I . :..n. ; iImIm aKaliist snld
ctate Hie hereby notified and re.
" ii"iil( ti present the same, duly
vr;!f!i, to the iiijderHi;ned at tin
law rrfiie of I'otfer, Foster & Immcl
iu Kt:g'!i:e, Oicgon i n or before six
':! from tlie date of thu flrbt
. rl.lii iitlon of tills nolle.
1 Iwted at Eiiit'iik. Om-koii this 4 h
!ay of Noveinber. 1920
Emma J. Ward, administratrix ot
the eHtnte of L. K. Ward, deceased.
Potter, Foeter 4i lmmel, attorneys
for the estate.
Fli nt pub. Nov 4. Last pub. Dec' 2.
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Our garage is one of the', few' that strictly
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