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TIIR SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TIIUIUSDAY, M AIICH 17. 1921.
WANTED
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at Springfield. Lane County, Oregon, by I
FREELAND A HENDERSON j
Entered at the Postofflce at Springfield. Oregon, at Second las Matter, -NCRSE-Mrs. Tucker, lliono
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I1.7S NOTICE The ladies of tho Baptist
t'hurt'h will hold a lliiiuar adid
rooked fixxl sale a( I ho Long and
Cross rlumblng hI op, Saturday,
March 2ti.
We are glad to announce that our(ing that the phonograph Is of more
effort to aee Springfield with an or-j personal Interest than a flood. j
aranlied fire department seems to be You aee how it Is: Newspapers
assured. Sl.ice our last issue there carry a "news of mechandise" thu
lias been handed in to u sixteen vol- j Is just as interesting. Just as vital, as
unteer applications. Kid with these , the "nws of events" which the etll
.volunteers we expect others to come ' tors gather for us.
forward and affix their names to the Ami .lnct ,hI. -neVi. Qf merchan
list- Idlse" finds its cjily expression in the'
We wish to trank, those who havi;form of advetislng. we must adm.t
Already sialiified their desire to see , that tne advertising columns are quite LOST A leather bill folder contain-
epnugiinu onitr pmwuru m uui worthy or our serious attention as the Inn checks and receipts, valuable
that others will as willingly assuro iarKest news heading or the most pon-! to the owner only. Kinder please
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Retwevn Sprlngf'eld tuul Kir
j gene, one llcrt. t colored. O. P. army
i blanket and one Pendleton Woolen
Mill blanket. Return to Now a of
fice. Hewurd.
s of their support.
The list of names and date of tho
derous editornl.
Shut vnui eves to advertising and
fir meeting will be published net ' out fhe nfW of coramert.ltt,
return to News office or Lee.
store on 5th and Main streets.
veek.
A HERMIT FOR 20 YEARS
An Editoral on Advertising
What would make the greatest lm-
progress and development the news , . ,
... ... , ... . . , Thursday evening between hosp t.n
of thigs that make life worth living. I ' . V . .. , . 1
' i and comer of 2nd and Ma'n. Kinder
Advertising has changed the fac; plea((e r0 Mn A(Jrtan or
of the map. Advertising has revolt- ,,iuve at New- offu Kpwan,
tlonized the methods of doing bus! .
WE'RE NOT "SPOOFING"
Whon we tell you that you ran pny inor but you enn
not pet better flour than
NORTHWEST (n hard wheat flour)
NOXALL (a blended flour)
Tho same Ih true of our Springfield brand of .feeds made
here at home for YOU They nre united to thlH community.
At your dealer.
Manufactured by
ness . Advertising has nia lifted the
'possibilities of business far beyond
PAINTING
predion on a man who had been shut Mn our most optlml9tlc "fore-0 U"","
way from huina beings and denied fathers ever dreamwl of painting. Crusbeig. 9th & It struts
the use of newspapers for 20 years ' Phone 1.17-R t
wtat would most forcibly attract hU Advertising has brougl t to ft, ,
attention-on regaining the society of h"mblt home comforts a d con ; FOR SALE OR TRADE I
his fellow men? .veniences that were unknown to klnK FOU SAtKmde" for" Sp. lngriel'd '
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
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in former gj orations.
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Advertising has raised the standard
of living, simplified the manner of (
living, reduced the cost arid time an I
residence property, a 100 acre ranch'
r.ear Pueblo. Colo. Extra good mar.'
Vet. gH)(l roads a n;I schools; fin '
climate. "Place fenced; Knutll lm-'
provemonts. Poor health reason
for changing. Address, Box 315.'
SprivgfU-ld. M.ll'
"WelL" you say. "he is fairly cur
tail to be interested in learning what
sort of government we have down in
Washington "
. . ,, , . -trouble of supplying our daily need.
True, and probably he wilj show ' r '
mild excitem it if you can tell him ' Advertising has made a new world.
there's been a big war in Europe. H has bet'a the greatest civlHrln
But it won't be until you get down forie 'U the world's history.
to a recital of thinga that come closer Advertising brings the world's mar
to him personally that you'll brln kets to your home and tells you wheie
him to his feet witL eager question- your needs can be best supplied.
ing. Every day tl at you fall to read ad-
Tell him a mighty empire has fal- vertising you miss something that writ
len and so long as it isn't his empire contribute more comfort and pleasure
a drop curtain of highly embroidered to life. Just now tlw advertising col. WOOD POR SALE 16 inch body fir
Indifference will mask his face. umns are filled with suggestions for! $9 p?r cord, delivered. Jack liar
But tell him 'the automoble has the wise buying of necessities and! bert Phone 15E3. M31
been so simplified that he can no luxuries seasonable things of all
buy one for the price of a horse and kinds that it would be advantageous SALE ill take
buggy and le'll probably bombard to have. Read the advertising and
you with questions. I learn how economically you can pos
A revolution in China may be a sess them. Moi'.iing Register,
world event, but it wouldn't mean ajl
much to him aa the perfecting of a ' Don't forget to read the Newt want-
ehaving apparatus that would do a war 'ads, they may prove of value to you.
with the necessity of purchasing new
Do you know
you can roll
SO&Qod
cigarettes tor
lOcts from
one bag of
FOR SALE By owner. 2 good high
lots; 4 room houae; good barn nud
chicken house. All for $800. Jlut ,
sell on account of poor health. '
Ralph Clark, 8th and U streetx, '
Springfield. Oregon. t
blades or honing old ones.
If you had ben a hermit for th-
Found a Cure for Indigestion
"I use Chamberlain's Stomach and
orders for
setting eggs from our flocks of pure
bred white leghorn chickens. $1.00
and $1.50 per setting. Carl A. Pet-
OENUINC
terson, 6th and Main
Phone Springfield. 1.
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atreets or'
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FOR SALE. Split maple wood. $13;
a cord delivered In Springfield.1
Phone 11. Dennis Cyr tf
BULL'DURHAM
TOBACCO
they. suit my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried
and I have used many different med.
iclnes. I am nearly fifty one years of
age and have suffered a great deal
from indigestion. I can eat almo.it
between 6th and 7th on D street.
B. F. Williams.
past 20 years the news of a big flood Silver Tablets for indfgeston and find ,FOR SALE Wood. Body fir. Call
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wouldn't really mean so much to yoj
as tie Information that you can nonr
hear ajny famous opera singer in yo-ir
own home at a cost of a few cents
an hour.
Which Is only another way of say.
"Try It Out Yourself"
says the Good Judge
And yoo 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
CABINET SHOH
Go to If. E. Pitts' cabinet shop. ;
corner Fourth and C streeta. for your
Sanitary Butter Mold, kitchen cabi
nets, kitchen tables, EngllHh break
fast tables and general cabinet work.
I Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Nothing So good for a Cough or Cold
"Everyone who has used Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy speaks well a.
. IU"wrlten Edward P. Mill. Abbott.
I town. Pa. People who once use thin
preparation are seldom satisfied with
any otlwr. It Is excellent to allay a
' cough or break up a cold.-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA lON
seb g.
! l S. Land office at )
"U)U""S wunl """"Oregon. February 10, 1921.
George W. Emory. Reck Mills AU. N(jt.e , n,r,.1(y K,v,.n h,, v .
These tablets contain no pepsin but u Hly ()f ,.,..,., (,r(.Kn. who on
SPRINGFIELD PEOPLE
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
Many Springfield people art) now
uxlng Nitnple glycerine. buckthorn
etc.. an mixed In Adlerlka. Thin
fluxhcH HoTII upper and lower bowel
so completely It removes nil foul, at-'
cuiuuUlcd polxoiis from nlimu(nry
cauul unr prevent appendlcltlii.
Adlerlka relieves ANY CASE gai ou
Klomni h or Hour stomach. Often
( I'RF.S ronul IpMt lull. In on (nt.e of
chronic stomach doulle ('i; biltlo
iroimed wonderful resuli. F. II.
Flunery, druggist.
SUMMONS
Ktn.-ngthen the Ktomacn and -nabl.j
it to dibest food naturally.
D-cember 1. 191T., made Homestead aJon In tin;
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Iane county.
B. W. Franklin, plaintiff, vs. J.
Cameron, signed. Jerlmlalt Camer
on, defendant.
To J. Cameron, a'gned Jerlmlah
Cameron, the above named defendant:
In -the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby summoned to be and
appear In the above entitled court
and suit and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff filed against you with
in six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this Hummons
to wit; January 27. 1921, and If you
so ful to answer for want thereof,
plu'ntlff will take Judgment against
you for the xum of $U.0. with interest
xince January (ith 1919 ut the rate
of eight per cent per unniim, for tho
Hum of $4.01 tuxcK, am) the mini (if
J.'iO attorney fees; and for a decree
foreclosing the mortgage executed by
you to plaintiff upon the real pro
perty described as lit 9 block 2.1.
Fralser und Ilylumls addition to
Eugene. Oregon, and for costs of this
suit, and for fulj relief. Thin sum
mons I . served upon you by publl-
urn
GENER
SL AUG
TIOkElRIkG
S. YOUNG
1892 Lawrence St.
C. L. GAY
187 W. 8th Street
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
PHONE 622
EUGENE
A
BE AS WISE
AS THE ANT
You remember the fable of
tho ant and the grasshopper
how th grasshopper, after fiddl
ing the whole summer away,
came to the industrious ant for
food.
' Life Is the Haute The man or
womajti who prepares for tho
winter of life with a bank ac
count Is as wise as the ant.
You wlij likf) our friendly tKir.
vice. No formalities here.
First National
Bank
of Eugeno
The Bank for Everybody
of Section fi. Township 19S Range
2V, Willamette Meridian has filed
notice of intention to make Final
I Three-year proof to establish claim
i to llw; land above described, beforu
K. O. Immel, I. S. Commission, at
I hia office at Eugene, Oregon, on the,
!22nd day of March, 1921.
j Claimant names as witnesses:
! Robert O. Brady, of Cresswell, Ore
'gon; Join A. Blankenshlp, of Cres
i well, Oregon f Henry Yeoman, at
j Creswell, .Oregon, and Richard L"r
! shong, of Ciswell, Oregon.
1 W. II. CANNON. Register.
I newspaper pulilished Ih Springfield,
Lane county, Oregon, by order of the
lion. G. F. Kklpwortl Judge of ubovo
court for six conxecutivo weeks;
order being made and entered iif ro
cord January 2.r, 1921. Ihite of first
piihlical'ou as pn-cribeil by siild
order is January 27( 1921, and last
date Murch 10, 1921. '
C. M. KISSINGER, attorney for
Plaintiff, Eugene Oregon.
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It Is always easy to cutch cold.
It Is Just as easy to break a
cold with
NYAL
LAXACOLD
We guarantee It.
You'll recommend it.
"Once a Trial Always Nyal"
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is liereby giveni that the
undersigned Executive of tho estate
of - James C. Freeman, deceased,
has rerd red and filed in tho County
Court of the Slule of Oregon for tho
County of Lane his final account, and
said Court has, by an order duiy
made und entered fixed and app.ilnt
ed Saturday April 9th 1921 at the
hour of 10 o'clock in tho forenoon
at the County Court room In Eugene,
Oregon us the day, I lino und place
for hearing und determining all ob
jections to said final account und tho
iclthiment of said eb'uto
All objections to f:iM final uccouut
must bo In willing and tiled with the
Clerk of said Court on or beforo said
day und Mine..
Dated March 5ll. 1921.
CHARLES h SCOTT.
Executive of tho estate of James
C. Froemun, deceased.
Frank A. DePuo, attorney for Administrator.