THURSDAY. vIAHCII 31, 1921,.
THE 8FWNGFIELD NEWS
PAGE FIVE
TOWN AND VICINITY
KprliiKflnlil Tuxl Hr-rvlen. Phono 2.
Jmn ClnrU r' I urn oil Huturdiiy from
a IminIiiidh I t ip of one wok Ht Klu
Inn Hi F'nlU,
Mini Mary Itrowtu ll, county hnth
nurno, will bo nt tlm public library
lu-Xt Monday from 2 In 4 p. ill. MNn
HrowncH'n 8lvl( Ik fr, and li
iiiKi-H nnyoiii' Iliinir miy Infonna
Hon In I i-r lino to meet li'T nt I ho
lll'inry in-xt Monday.
IlcKln Hi" niornliiK right wtl ti u
K'hhI Ih'uIUi' In IiikIhk .on I'Iko r.f Ju t
I'it'h lln'iikdint Whflil.
Mr H. M. llon if Portland. I
vlnlilnK Mr. nnd Mm. A. IIohc of tho
KiiniwiH Kxciiiiki.
Fur renal! m- Sptltiicrh-M lal-y
feed imintifiicttired liy Hi" HprlriKfleht
Mill & Crnhi Co.
Mr. uiul Mm. . I. Cox, of Wnltn,
were vIMtnrn In town hint Friday.
Mr. uiul Mr. loiiihiiril anil mother.
Mm. Frank Moan, of JaKper, moveil in
town on Monluy, to lhlr recently
COMMUNITY
CASH STORE
Springfield, Ore.
WHERE QUALITY AND
SERVICE COUNT
10 lbs. home dried
apples $1.00
Dont lay too much stress
on special bargain days.
We have bargains every
day.
W. M. Green
Proprietor
purrliftHod home on 9th and C Mrt, '
tre Lnwrenco May property.
I)r, and Mr. Fortmlller aro moving
Into tli homo formerly occupied by t
John Conway, on 4th and C Ktreet. J
Dr. H. Ralph Dlppcl, dentist, Spring
Hold. Oregon. !
Mr. I, Hi' I mi IllrhiirdHon. who la !
teaching at Drain, In miendlrg n
couple of week h" r on her vnratlon. j
J" (irK' Vull'er la Icavltij; for Marsh
J In n few diiya where, ho will
voile. j
Sam Conrad of Oardlncr lit upending
n few daya here at tlo home of his
mother, on cHKt Main street, j
Awk your dalT for Springfield
poultry mid dairy feeds nianufacturrd
l.y tlu .Spi l, Kfl l'l Mill und Grain Co. i
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Anything to hell? LImI It with Lor-,
ffi Need nnyll Iiik, Ko to Ioffoni. j
i.'i'fi r'a blacksmith shop on 2nd, St. j
Mr. II. K. Robert returned Tu-a-1
(lay from a two week vlalt with
relative in Otympla and other point
J 1 1 Washington.
Mis. CatU'c Ktethln
v!lle. hpent Wednesday
of Walter-
In town.
Mr. und Mm. Win. Curtl, of Marsh
field, ate visiting In town with Mr.
Curt'K' mother. Mr. Nancy Conrad.
Tl came to attend the funeral of
her winter Mr. Ida Lunsberry.
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A SHAMPOO THAT
REMOVES DANDRUFF
(Jorniicldal Soap not only
cleanses the hair and scalp,
but removes dandruff and de
stroys the tiny parasites that
cause It.
Merely shampoo with Ger
micidal Soap. Hub the lather
well into the scalp with the
ends of the Infers. Continue
the massage from two to ten
minutes. Then rinse with
warm water.
Germicidal Soap is the ideal
shampoo. It leaves the hair
soft, fluffy, clean and free
from excess oil and dandruff.
It keeps the scalp healthy.
I'rice 25c. (Jet a cake today!
Phone 31
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In Society
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Mr. and Mr. J. C. llBfner
moved Into their property wh'rh they
rwently purchaned from Mr. Oaear
11iclK'lon. Mr. and Mr. lUfner form
erly lived at Melaiiiu.
K. Clark Roe thin week to San
Frandacvo to take treutment for can
cer. Ill aon, Italph accoinpnn'ei
MIhh Margaret Gorrle, a ntudent of
O. A. C. pent her vacation lat week
at the family home, eant of Springfield.
,i' tn for eanayi for the lower grades
have ,anj school. Teacher essays
John Fitzgerald and family went to
Junction City Sunday morning to at
tend evangelistic aervlcea In the Dap
tit. church there. They returned
Sunday evening.
may also be entered. Prizes are to
be given for the bet essays. The
subject offered for the high school
contest are as follows:
1. Our Tobacco BUI,.
2. Tobacco and Fire Insurance.
3. Tobacco and Industry.
4. Tobacco and Efficiency.
The length of the essays is to be
from five rundred to fifteen hundred
wonta. A prize of fifteen dollars will
be given for the best essay written
by a high school student.
Mr. Paul L. Scott, ,of Portland,
who has been upending the Faster
vacation here was hostess at a lunch
; eon at the home of her mother, Mm.
'A. K. Hartlett. on Monday with Mru.
j. K. Page and Miss Opal Halvorson
as guest.
.,
j Mr. C. E. Flnher entertained at
:Kater tea at her home on Kmerald
'J (eights In honor of her week end
fcneat. Mr. Arthur S. Fly, of Eu
' gene, arid Miss Johannnh Johnson, of
j Portland. Guests for tht afternoon
were MImk Oletta Pederaon, of Pet
lunia, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Glen S.
jWunl, and Mr. Artlur S. Kly. of Ku
gent. and Mr. Arthur Johnson and
It. C. Goffler, of Portland.
...
! Mrs. W'm. Donaldson entertained the
j Pr'sclIIa club on Friday, March 25
jwltli an affernoon of music, needle
( work and a contest In which Mrs.
I Larimer took first place. Very deli
;(lous refronhments wert served at the
'close, of the afternoon.
Club members present were: Mea
j dames rtiley Snodgrass, N. R. Howard,
W. L. House, I. D. Larimer. L. E. Bas
jford. H. B. Freeland, John Tomseth
Jand the hostess. Mrs. Lee Clark and
jMrs. M. R. Wagner of Eugene were
'guests of the club.
I . . .
The Kensington club met at the
I home of Mrs. Korf last Friday, March
1 25. At the close of a pleasant after
noon, the hostess served dainty re
freshfiients, although some had
brought along a lunct of hot crofs
buns.
Members present were: Mesdames
C. Wheaton. L. May, N. V. Emery, J.
V. Coffin, V. F. Walker. Ralph Dip
pie, F. Dressier. O. B. Kessey, Anna
Knox and Korf.
Guests of the afternoon were: Mrs.
J. J. Dryan, Mrs. D. W. Crites, Mrs.
Carl Fish,er and Mrs. W. H. Pollard.
The next meeting of the club will
be at the. home of Mrs. M. M. Peery on
April 8.
DR. EUGENE KESTER
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 82
Home Thone HI
Office Hours:
11 to 12 A. M. 1:80 to 6 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. 1:20 p. m. to t p. m.
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
DENTIST
Phone 3
Springfield
Oregon
DR. N. W. EMERY
DENTIST
Button Blcfj. Phone 20-J
Residence Phone 129 W
Springfield, Oregon
LEMLEY'S PRESSING
PARLOR
FRED G. LEMLEY Prop'r.
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dye
ing, Hats blocked, Suits made to
measure
Main Street Springfield
between 3rd and 4th Oregon
I TAFFY PULL HELD
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' A very enjoyable evening was spent
I by the camp-fire girls at the home of
Marloh Spencer. Monday evening. Tha
JOHN E. EDWARDS
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
Corner
Main and Third
Springfield
Oregon
We want all the news all the
our phone number" Is two Call us up
O-
THE TATTLER
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time. . this
.Willamette
kind
until it forms a hard ball in coll
water. Turn out on greased platter
until cold enougL to pulL Ask any
W. C. G,. and they will say: "Nothing
lige It."
Those who enjoyed Miss Spencers
girls have tried out a new recipe for . hospitality were: Misses Emma Tra-
of tardy, wh'ch Is called vis, Dorothy Ditto, Alene Lar'mer,
Caropfre Taffy. The Winifred Long. Alice Tomseth. Charo-
recipe is as follows: One cup brown Jette Stewart. Eileen Kileen, Crystal
sugar, one cup molasses, two table- Bryan, and the hostess. The next
spoons butter, one tablespoon lemon, meeting will be at the tome of Wlni-
Mrs. Hannon or Newberg. a field juice. Cook In a sk'llet and let boil fred Long. Monday, April 4th.
worker of the W. C. T. U. was a L ... .. . -
speaker at the Sprlngfeld h'gh school
Wednesday afternoon. She spoke iu
the interests of young people regard-,
liig l-oalthful habits. She offered sub-1
MRS. A. TRUE LUNDY
NU BONE and M. & K. CORSETS
SURGICAL CORSETS and BELTS
FOR MEX and WOMEN A
SPECIALTY
155 9th Ave., E., Eugene.Ore.
Phone 239. Afternoons Up Stairs
D. W. ROOF
JEWELER
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A
SPECIALTY
Springfield. Oregon
"IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAYS"
Every star in a dollar twinkles twice
for you at Gray's.
SOME OF "THE TWINKLES"
Edward's Dependable coffee, 5-lb. can $2.15 and
1 lb free, ll lbs for, lb 36c
Peaberry, our popular seller, per lbt only 25c
4 lbs. for 98c
Peanut butter, per lb 10c
Peaches, packed In Syrup, can ...20c
Apricots, No. 2' ans - 15c
Plums, no 2i. cans 7 for $1.00
Pancy table potatoes, 15 lbs 20c
Llbby's tomato soup, per can 10c
Onion sets, 3 lbs 25c
New Carolene, 11 cans $1.00
Case , $4.35
Walnut meats, lb. 35c
15-oz. Del Monte jams 25c
Uulk cocoa. 2 lbs 30c
Cream cheese, lb 35c
Plue Itose head rice, 4 lbs 25c
C-lb. can Crisco $1.19
Flake White, per lb- 15c.
Fresh Jumbo salted peanuts, lb 20c
Fels Naptha soap, 3 for 25c
lloyal White soap, 11 for 50c
SUGAR! The tariff will raise the price. Now is the
time to buy.
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Oil -Oil -Oil
CPECIAL PRICE
VEEDOL Eastern Ail keps your truck and tractor cool.
Heavy and extia her.vy at i)5c a gallon in 50-gallon
drums. Delivered o yc :r farm.
ONE WEEK ONLY
With every 30x3 TI1ERMOD tire we will give a
tube FREE.
FO R S A LE
FORD DELIVERY, very reasonable price.
OVERLAND TOURING, at a sacrifice.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE, fn' fine condition, cheap.
Let us sell your car for you; 2 weeks free storage.
Why leave your car outside when you can get storage
for $2.50 per month.
We do car .repairing, valve grinding, etc., at a very
reasonable cost-
2nd Ave Garage
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
PHONE 42
FRANK A. DE PUE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
8utton
Building
Springfield
Oregon
Lof f er's Accomodation Shop
Our aim is to please. Any work turned out of our
shop is right. If not, we make it right. Horseshoeing Is
our main line of business, but we also handle acetelincj
welding, plow pointing, grinding, wagon work, and -general
repair work. We will accept hides or furs on work at full
market value, Eugene prices. Cast iron or any old iron
suitable for shop work taken on work. We generally have
on hand for tale or exchange, all kinds of small second
hand tools. Give us a call.
W. F. WALKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Full Auto Equipment
W. O. W. block
Office phone 62. Red. phone 67-J
New Spring Goods.
Suits $35 and up.
RAMSEY, The Tailor
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.
F. L. Snodgrass, W M. Green,
Secretary. R W. M.
HOWS THIS?
ITALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
will do what we claim for it
cure Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh. We do not claim to cure
anv other disease.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
is a liquid, taken internally, and
acts through the blood upon the
mucous surfaces of the system, thus
reducing the inflammation and re
storing normal condition's.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheuev & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. II. B,. Crump,
of .Cedar Flat an eight pound girl.
Wednesday, march SO.
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Springfield Eugene
Lebanon
Orenco
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
Let ua figure on that next Job (
'printing. We can save you money.