pact: Form
THE SPRINGFIELD NKWS
THURSDAY, AIMUli 7. 1921.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at Springfield. Lane County, Orepon, by
FREELAND A HENDERSON
Entered at the Postofflre at Springfield, Oregon, as Second-class
Frhruary 24. 1903.
SUDSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year IS.Od Three Mouths
Six Months $1.00 Single Copy
ne Year, When Tald In Advance,. . . ,
The Scout Master, while In The
News office the other day stated tL.it
the last two meetings had been only
partly successful, owing to the pre
sencj of unfriendly outsiders. At th
last meeting there were several boys
Ihere as invited visitors, but there
was one young chap whose presence
was neither invited nor desired.
This particular young man seemed
to suffer from a lapse of memory.
Only a few weeks ago tie Juvenile
officer. Harbaugh had warned him to
stay away.
Vhen his attitude became obnox
ious at the last meeting the 'scout
master ordered him off the floor. IPs
refusal in blanket" blank terms com
pelled the scout master to forcibly
eject him.
The greatest service that tie com
munity could render to this boy
would be to find some means of com
pelling him to mend his ways before
it is too late.
-O-
AMERICANIZATION
The way to Americanize is to begin
with yourself. Go to work at some
honest Job. Save some of your earn
ings. Tay for what you get. Do not
unload yourself on your fellow citizens .
in some public job for which you
have no preparation or ability,
modest and courteous.
Be
LOWDENISM
One Governor Frank Lowden re- J
fused to take a place in Harding..'s j
cabinet as Secretary of the Navy
because it was a field of activity in
which he had no experience. He Is
corn and cattle grower and governor
of Illinois who abolished about a
hundred boards and commisions and
put in a few business heads and n-
Come to
rooms
10c
with every
$2 purchase
as long as they last
Boys Leggins
10 cents
U. S. Bacon
12-lb can
$3.49
$1.50 to $1.75
Work Shirts
Special . 89c
Men's Dress
Shirts
$4 00 values now
$1.95
Mens Mork Shoes
$5 Value Now
$3.39
1-4 A- 1 -. k.
jm km m-t v v f m r- r
Matter,
60c
6c
$1.75
duced the awful overlead burden of
officialism. Look out Lowdcnlsm.
COOPERATION
Tl is word is exactly the opposite
of sociaTsm and paternalism, co
operation does n t depend on state
laws and state taxes to support wlnt
it undertake. It recegnUes the nec
essity of brains, experience and In
dustry and does no try to get along
without capital. It divides profits
in proportion to ttie service tviulcrid
in producing it.
STANDARDIZATION
The Invention of minimum wages
and standardizing salaries got a
body blow from the school officers of
Marion county, Oregon, who refused
to adopt a teachers set salary
schedule. These farmers and busi
ness men said they were willing to
pay a good salary to the experienced
and successful tenet er. That Is com
mon horse sense.
Mrs. 1. Valentine visited in Harris
burg Sunday at the home of her
mother and sister.
Mrs. George Slttle returned to
Springfield last Friday, after a four
months s'ay I" th region about San
Francisco.
Preventatlve Medicine.
The tendency of medical science Is
toward preventative .measures. It l
easier and better to prevent than to
cure. Pneumonia, one of the most
dangerous diseases that medical men
have to "contend with, often follows
a cold or attack of the grip. The
cold prepares the system for the re
ception and develpment of the pneu
monia germ. The longer the cold
hangs, on, the greater the danger.
the Farmers Exchange Sat., April 9
PUBLIC FORCED CUT PRICE
Don't Buy One
Until You Visit this Wonderful Sale.
DOORS OPEN AT 9 a. m.
You have longed for lower prices on goods you need for your home and family.
Now the time is here and the place is the FARMERS'. EXCHANGE, SPRIGNFIELD.
We started out to reduce this stock $10,000 and our determination has prompted us i
make great sacrifices in our prices to make this goal. Help us by helping yourself
There are wonderful values here in every department," and they are here for you.
You will find greater bargains here than you expect You will save substantially on
every purchase you make. We are putting New Buying Power Into Your Dollars
Now is the Time to Use Them SPEND THEM ITS YOUR GAIN
Our prices are now SLASHED. Don't forget
the date. Don't forget the place. Tis dollars to you.
Cane sugar 11 lbs. for $1. $8.98 a sack with $5 purchase
TOMATOES
per can . . .' 10c
PINEAPPLE
Preferred stock, reg 45c
now ..29c
MINCED CLAMS .
regular 25c now 17c
WANTED
liAHACE or other snfo place to keep
cur. Inquire at The Now office.
M'USK Mrs. Tucker. Phone 1076.
Not afraid of any d iinin,
WANTKIV 75 or 100 pound of clean
old I'uk. News office.
PAINTING
TINTINO paper 1 ang'ng. gcnor.il
painting. Cruxbcrg. 9th & II atrevts
Phono 137 R
FOR SALE OR TRADE
HOl'SK Located at 1204 Agat)
street Kugone, Otvon. $2000. East ;
front large lot. 6 rooms, plastered.
4 blocks from V. ft O.
FOR SALE Wheat at :Z0 Ma n St.
2 cents per found. E. E. Kepnor.
FOR SALE 16 In. old growth body
fir. t E. Archer, one block South
and one block E.ist of Itakcr .'s
Laundiy. A H P
FOR SALE Uy owner. 3 rk. high
lots; 4 nm house; good barn and
chicken house. All for $S00. Must
sell on account of poor health.
Ralph Clark, 8th and O 6 tree Is,
S. ingfii-Id. Oregon.
FOR SALE Wood. Uody fir. Call
between Cth and 7th on U street. .1
It. F. Williams.
CABINET SHOH
(Jo to II. E. Pitts' cabinet nlion.
corner Fourth and C Rtreets, for your
Sr.nftary Putter Mold, kitchen cabi -
net, kitchen tables. Engllsli break
fast tables and general cabinet work
Take chamberlain's Cough Remedy
ns soon as the first indication of a
cold apt ears so as to get rid of It
i with the b'ast possible delay. It !s
folly to risk an attack of pneumonia
wl en this remedy may be obtained
for a trifle.
Statement of the owneshlp. man
agement, etc., required by the Act -f
August 24. 1912, of The Springfield
News published weekly at Spring
field. Oregon, for April 1. 1921.
Editor. II. H Frecland. Springfield.
Ori-pnn Piil.Hul.nr T V 1 1..,,. t. ......... !
rson.
H. R.
Springfield. Oregon. Owners
Dollars Worth
OYSTERS
regular 30c 'now 17c
CORN FLAKES
while they last, ikg. .10c
SCRATCH
per 100 lbs, $2.,80
You Know Yourself
That It s luniml to bo more economical to buy IIOMI'2
PRODUCTS that It will pay you In tho long run to m
products ihade at home whether It he In the form of
quality, price or service.
That's the principle we are working on. Are we rlht'
Help prove It hy demanding our products of your dealer.
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
' " "
! Freehmd
Springfield. Oregon; T. V.
Henderson, Springfield, Ore. Known
bondholders, mortgagees, and other
security holders, holding 1 per cent or
more of the total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or oiler securities: Mis
M,. Morris. Springfield. Oregon; First
National Hank. Springfield. Oregon.
Signed: 11. n. Freelaud. editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th day of April, 1921. Frauk
A. DePue, Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Jan. 9, 1924.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notlco is hereby given, that th
undendgnod Executive of the esUto
I of
James C. Freeman, deceased.
j hrts r-nl red und filed in the County
' Court of the State of Oregon for tho
of Merchandise
SALMON
Large size, per can. . ,15c
PEAS
C cans , 63c
SYRUP
Korn, 10 lbs. ,80c
Weddlue Ureakfnst
jo lbs $i.oo y
AMGE
County of Lane lilt final itrcount. and
said ( u;ri him by an order diny
mad" uinl entered flxv and opp.jlnt
d Saturday April 9th 1921 at th
hour of lo o"Jok In the forenoon
ut the County Court room In Eugnnn,
Oregon as the day, lno and place
for hearing and determining all ob
jections to said final account and tho
settlement of snld estalu
All objections, to said final account
must bo in wilting and filed with tn
Clerk of said Court on or before said
day and time.
Dated March Gil 1921.
CHARLES L SCOTT.
Executive of tho estate of Jamea
C. Freeman, deceased.
Frank A. UePue, altornjy for Ad
ministrator. Children's
Overalls
10c
ONK TO A
CUSTOM Kit
NO TKLKPHO.NK
ORDER, NO
DKUVHIIY
Standard U. S.
O. D. Blankets
Now
$3.49
Men's English
$9 Dress Shoes
Now
$4.95
Men's
J4..00 and G,.0O Hats
$1.98
C0c values, all colors, now
Men's Sox 23c
M e n's medium weight
Union Suits Only
$1.29
Cotton Cloves
Saturday Only
9c a pair
The Store of
BARGAINS