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THE SPRINGFIELD JJEWS PAGE THREE THURSDAY, FISIIIIUAIIY 3, 1021. Till HAD PKINCKSM OX'K iimmi n Hum there wh a in i fi 1 1 prince named Kdtm. At her i lii h ici.lnii party ill" Un' mi lllllltK I II he WUH (ll'll'l'lllllll'tl Mie should never know mlii or sorrow. And lit told Mm ulc it i - it that lna was determined to hlilflil h-r from nil tiiipli iiMMiii kIi-IiI In outer to e run' hf-r hupplnc-M, "You im iiuikliii; n it 1 1 -( : k . Your Majest j ," li?ln'i a e oli! iiiiiii, "iiihI you will r'KM-l II. Let Iht Ihc union;; her people rihI know life im It Is." A Itiit tlu kltif uoiild not listen. Ill tint I Mint tip In a lowly I ! of crystal. All n round wi'ic rose (tar don, park Mini iflunt trees, lakes with fountain Mini swhiis. Only young, V-4S handsome Imlri unit maids waited on her she never saw iiiiyihliiK olil, ugly Dr ti ii Im !' ; only eerylhli which wo beautiful and Kiiy. Hut i she Kri'W older she seemed to wi-ury of this luxury. I'or hour 'she woajd kIi nloiiii wutililiij; i!i wild pvni t1 itive overload or I lu' twinkling Hahls In n furofT vlllnri'. 1 1 r f.i'-e grew tool Mini In iiln her fnlhiT trll to brighten Iht llfi. (ini' l.iy flu- mounted I it x ny, nml while her runnlx h rri' Iiiik Mnr flu1 rode r ti 1 t 1 1 y throinji the -atc nml pi' o .m "t. iic outside of lo-r croiiiiiN. "I iwii Und of tny hoiiu'," she mur mured, iih strange slt:ht came Into vlt'W. "The tit "!. the pirdcti. tlii rich robe unit. constant fcaycty have MOTORISTS IN TROU&LE HELTED One of tho big pleaa'iieH of modern motoring lion In the fact that whether the trip Is for a hundred miles or a thousand, the motorist has every rea son to feel sure that he will fln'fh his Journey without huvlng to climb out of his car to undertake the disa greeable Job of making repairs on the aToad. Hut now nnd then some mishap PAPERING CHAPMAN & DEVORE AUTO PAINTING TOPS and TRIMMING HOODS, WHEELS and FENDERS REPAINTED Bicycles, Motorcycles and Side Cars Painted SPRINGFIELD . OREGON Electro-Biedicated lnhaatorinm ' (lOilrcs removed without the knifo Asthma, Urunchitis, Catarrh, TonSilitis, Throat and Lung Diseases Rheumatism, Pimples ai:.l all Skin Diseases i OVER MONARCH CAFETERIA K o o K'lown wciii-Inmiiik. Msyha out here there In NoiuolMiitf different." Thi'ii, for tin- first 1 line In her 1 1 f -. kIh' saw n t iiinlilo'lou n hut on 1 1 cdife of iniirMli. Coining down lbs roiol wa nn olil iiiiiii, hol'I'lliiK wlih u crutch. At ii turn In the wny was it blind li';:i;iir iihUIiik alms. In tin tntti-r mi-ted child, en phm-d nml In-ill mothers curried loads of wood upon ilii-'r bucks. I'or tie llit time flu himv life wlih It work. II h pains, It nilifoi iiuii m, H poverty nml Itn li'H-toim. Ji Inn! never known that there wiii pnln. sh-kiie or Horrow In III world before. Struck wlih terror, she galloped home nnl wept ; then, rlxlni( with a bright face diiwnliiK through tears, she called her tniil'N. "Nn more of thin." he nnlfl. "I nm mihntipy nlniJ lift from the world I wntit to nhnre ltd norrown tn well tin lt Joy. Alii! now thHt I ee there ll o much to bm dotie, no much to help, I know I will find my linpplnei In hetpliiK.' Ho thi prent entnf wn turned over to th vltlnrrm for a pnrk. the innrh wnn dniliH'd. the hutn er replaced with conifortnlile rotten. the aired were Riven a home, the alek wero nent to a howpltfll and Kchooln were started. And the prlnrem wna the hnpiiet of all. No loiiifcr aad, nhe went ahout, luy from morn till nlcht, a omlla on her fare, helplnir all who needed aid and neeltiK that every one In her land If ot Jimtlre, enre and klndnetm. Die old klnir wiia MirprlM'd. IKa mid dnushter wan now a model of tuippliii'MH and health and her ilomiiln a nrcne of huny eomfort. One eveulnc the fame wNe old nuin who Imd luen at tie fhrlotciilng of the prlnrc I'lime upon the kins an he cut nloiie. "I your young dauuhtiT, tlie prince, hna found the rlyht wh.v. In tilte of your iiiIkImUcii eirortn," ciilMiwl the old tiifin. "Yoil oii'lit to tie jrlail jou have not rnlitcd her life. She wna a vle irlrl ! take thlnH tn her own hnioU and tlm! hiipolnoH n nhe did. I.IvIiik for one'i elf In luxury only lu'lfeti illiconlerit. And only tn dolni; for ott'crn In a tmy life can hiipptncm he found." (Cepvrlirlil ) occurs, and a courtesy cf the rono" that nil motorists can extend with little Inconvenience to themselves I'.i an offer of help to a fellow motorist whoae car has become atranded. Such nn offer Is particularly tlmelv If the scene of the mishap Is some rolnt whose remoteness from a "gar age would make It difficult to get assistance. With the number of women drivers rapidly Increasing, some of them not DECORATING o a o ti H g killed In coping with lire trouble or bad Ignition, there la an en pedal need of thlcalroua attitude on th part of experienced driver. In order to extend an offer of thin aort It la not ne ecry to go throuKh a lot of fonnallty a mere wave of the hand will fnjuentljr aerva th purpoae, KZut It la thin aplrlt of kindly coartiay. aaya the Unltol Hiaten Tire rornpany, that adda to tin Joy of motoring and Inrrenaca th pride of motoric in tin Ir class. Beauty Chats By EDNA KENT FORBES CRACKi:i) l'IN(ii:RS 1AM Indebted to one f my render for the following letter, which was wnt tne after anm iidvWe n the cure for tracked nalU. The letter mine some time rixo. nnd 1 have waved It to line aa the neiiNon approachca when nalla nnd finders upllt from ihe chaiige of weather. Knya my oorrenmderit whose name Is withheld by retpiect "1 had cracked fmirera for nearly two year before golnif to our family doctor. He Kiild the condition Vas due to a generally anemic condition of the Mood nnd that this wan tuinly due 'As 1 w : v. t :- . . ... J 4 V tjJLaat4.. Now Is a Good Tima to Begin Getting the Hands la Condition to Avoid Chapping. to constipation. Tonics for the blood and salines for the bowel were m-c-esMiry In addition to the eonstunt use of' olive oil on my fingers." Olive oil, she added, bud afforded Iter only temporary relief, but her case was n most unusual one. Hut this advice Is excellent, ami should be followed by eery woman who sutlers j more or less from thiii unpleasant aH! let I on. Salines or salts in cd uot be iisvd If some other laxative Is used In their place. Salts as a rule are tho most effective, though some women cannot keep them on the stomach. For ordinary cases, the ' woman should do most of her work wearing rubber gloves, keeping the hands from direct contact with dish or scrub wa ter, especially if the water contains borax or ammonia, or some such dry ing solution.. Ashe, stove polish, etc.-, should he bundled with gloved lingers. Then the hands should le rubbed wlih olive il l or va-clin.' after the nightly hot water and soap "ashing. oll loose gloves drawn on. if the lingers are t.iu'ly craeke"l. a:nl kept on all night. This Is as much to protect the bed lin en as to l-ecp a supply of oil light against the sUln. (IN ijivriutlt ) Hnv ItsSbriEd FORKS. TIIK table fork is- comparatively modern. It was first Introduced In Venice by a Byzantine princess, and Us use rapidly spread throughout Italy. In an inventory of the court of Charles V of France, dated 1.170, there Is mention of silver forks; but for some time fhe use of these Instru ments was satirized. Certain French and Scottish convent even forbade them us sinful. Their original form was two-tlned; the three und four tlued varieties came later (CTlKht.) O "Isn't Hal a live wire?" "I Bhould aay sot lie touched tuf for a tenner this uiornluj; and I tell you. he shocked uaa." jr f VI J III Kk l' A ! Jiiiiiiimnimiimnmmiiiimiimiiiiiii'j ' s s i s tiif. c.mi. nN TiiK inn a . H How to Pnccped How to Oct 5 5 Ahead How to atake Good 5 By lESSlTROBERTS 5 ;iisiiiiiiiuiimiiiiiiiMiiiiiiii:iifiiimmiit; .ion ami voun iii:altii I.S A WOMAN ns strong as a mnn? Olven the . same stature and weight, enn she do eunlly bard work nnd not suffer for It? Among tunny other mntters thnt the wnr proved or disproved, this seems alxo to be settled and fs-ttli-d In the negative. Khe c-nri't! Woman can do the same work, plven ii HKe training. I!ut she Imnk'i down under it where the map remains tin Injured. In l-'rnnce and nnulaud women for live years did the work of men. They have tiot stood up under the strain as men do. In Knj;land, physicians' re- ! fxu-ts show that of two thousand five hundred women examined In -one In dustry, 42 per cent were found to be sifTferlng from severe physical exhaus tion or actual ill health, brought on by overwork. Yet men stood up under the'Hume work without difficulty. We are none of us likely to go Into munition factories or to undertake heavy labor. But there Is more In this than the fact that a woman ought not to attempt such feats. A girl who la looking about for a Job ought to think of It In regard to herself In regard to her health. The nervous and hlgti-strung girl should not take np telephoning, for Instance, nor should she go Into a large and noisy office. Fhe won't stand the stroln. A girl I knew who made a success of a small ten and lunch room got ambitious and took the whole bouse. She rented rooms and served a dinner ns well ns breakfast nnd lunch. She gave good meals and jrood service, hnd a Inr'e force of assistants to mnnnge. and In six month she broke down and had to co to a sanitarium. Whnt's the use? Y'our health is priceless. And once shaken. It isn't ensy to get Into good shape again. Look at your health as part of your capital, and conserve It. Never let your Job borrow from that capital. There are times when you 1 cannot control the thing, andwben you do you must do he best you can nnd hope to get through with it. But most of us are Just careless. It doesn't pay. (Copyrlalit.) , O-I Mrs. H. Patmerson WIMiams of Ne. Orlenns in private life, but universally known as Marguerite Clark, long one of the leading "movie" 6tar, Is re garded by many as the sweetest girl on the screen. This is a recent pic ture of the little star. O Insanity. In January, 1010, there were in the United States Ci'J.0S3 single men In sane, und '.'ti,ul7 married men Insane. At the same time there were Si'.U;" tlnsle women Insane, aud 85,973 mar ked women Insune. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Lane. Mrytlo Swanson Plaintiff vs. Arthur Swanson, Defendant. To Arthur Swanson the above named Defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon. You are summoned and required to be and appear in the above entitled Court and suit, and answer the com plaint of tyo Plaintiff tiled herein against you within six weks from the date of the first publication of thq summons to-wit. January 13th-, 1921, und if you bo fail to appear and answer said complaint within Bald MARGUERITE CLARK 0 o f 1 -Jff I T ' Nysia''.Wg :f.'f I can please your bead, I can fit your body, I can give you all wool, I have no shody. RAMSEY, The Tailor DR. EUGENE KESTER Physician and 8urgeon Office Phone 82 Home Phone Dl Office Hours: 11 to 12 A. M. 1:20 to 6 P. M. DR. W. H. POLLARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 8prlngfleld, OREGON Phones: Office 20 J; Res. 20-M Office hours: 9 a. tn. to 12 m. 1:30 p. m. to 6 p. m. DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL DENTIST Phone 3 Springfield Oregon DR. N. W. EMERY, DENTI8T Sutton Bldg. Phone 20-J Residence Phone 129-W Springfield, Oregon ' LEMLEY'S PRESSINO PARLOR FRED G. LEMLEY Prop'r. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dye ing, Hat blocked. Suits made to measure Main Street Springfield between 3rd and 4th Oregon JOHN E. EDWARDS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Corner Main and Third Sprinyfield Oregon FOR INSURANCE SEE CHA8. L. SCOTT at Springfield, Oregon D. W. ROOF JEWELER FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Springfield. Oregon FRANK A. DEPUE ATTORNEY AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC Sutton Building Springfield Oregon .W. F. WALKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Full Auto Equipment W. O. V. block Office phone 62. Res. phone 67J ROBERT BURNS Lodge. No. 7S, A. M. R, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Uni versal and Symbolic Free Masons meets first and third ACyv'v Monday evening in Morrl- son"s hall. Visiting brothers welcome. F. L. Snodgrass, W M. Green, Secretary. R W. M. time, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in said complaiut, to-wit: for a decree dis solving the bonds of matrimony now existing by and ' between you and Plaintiff and for full relief. This summons is served upon you by publication in the Sprlngfleld News a newspaper of general circu lation, published at Springfteld, Lane County, Oregon for six consecutive weeks, by order of the Hon. O. F. Sklpworth, Judge of above Court; said order being made and entered of rec ord January 7th, 1921 ' The date ot first publication as pre scribed by said order Is the 13th day of January. 1921, and last date Feb ruary 24th, 1921. C. M. KISSINGER, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence Eugene, Oregon. MM. .11 M ..II I.H HIM i .i-wm. vi-mMrv