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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1921)
vc,r. POTTO, TI1R SrUINGFIELD NEWS THURSDAY, APItll "t. I21. THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS Published ETprjr Thursday at Springfield. Lane County, Oregon, bjr FREELAND A HENDERSON Entered at tha rostofftce at Springfield. Oregon, as Sacomilass Matter. February 84. 1903. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year ....1.00 Three Mouth 60c Six Months $100 Single Copy 5c Hue Year. When Paid In Advance. - - H-W RESTORING MUMPTV DUMPTY ill ta Uncle .Sam's. We Americana have been in the habit of thinking that there Is tardly anything that Uncle Sam cannot do If he sets his Whether the plan to readjust and ... . ... -J'."'', head te It If he undertakes to put he country to whlct we '!fh. nlXroAi 1Ittmply mtaplT togett.r last week ta.carrM out or not. the J ; hm lact that It 1. being serioualy Ola- J ' eussedl show, what change, the great! erlsls through which we hare beeau",n u . " , . .. ,. - war. perhaps he fan do It and make asslng is giving to the direction h I ' . , . .... F ' . , !the new comb nation work satis- Ken's thoughts concerning the Austria! and business affair, of the Bom wl oouatry Such a plea wem. I ke . Bo mpl.te reveal of the ultowaL Th . wu.vu - ' i "What the congreaa or the aupreme year. Diorv iu w. It baa been a by-word among na that "you cannot unscramble egg." after they have bee once scrambled The process by which the federal government brought about the dis solution of wtat was called "the Har riman merger" was sometimes spoken of as "unscrambling the railroads." If the plan under consideration should be carried out. It would be like re tracing our steps and undoing what we had o lately done, or doing over Again what we had undone. It might well be called, "rescrambling the prematurely unscrambled scramb lings;" or, "renwrglng the unmerged merger." In one of the riddles which we used to propound to one another in our boyhood and girlhood days, Hurapty Dumpty represented an egg. The riddle ran thus: Humpty Dumpty on a wall; Humpty Dumpty got a great fall. All King George's horses and all King George's men Can't put Humpty Dumpty together again. This is not King George's task; court of the United States has put asunder let no man join ttgetler aain." 0 The Road to Happiness You must keep well If you wish to be lappy. When constipated take one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets Immediately after supper. They WANTED UAItAUK, or other safe place to keep cur. Inquire at Th New office. WANTKIV To rent furnish.! houtw. Will pay good price for right place Small family. Call Mrs. Sliolton. Far mors Exchange. p PAINTINQ TINTINU papgr tanging, general painting. Crnsberg, ih A II streets Phone 137 R ' ' FOR ALE OR TRADE POK 8ALE By owner. S good high tots; 4 room aou; good barn and chicken house. All for 1800. Mast sell on account of poor health. Ralph Clark. 8th ami U streets, Springfield. Oregon. FOR SALE White sewing marhtne In good condition. Very cheap. Phone 106W. A14 Please Remember This HOUSE Located at 1304 Agate street Eugene, Oregon. $2000. East front large lot. C rooms, plastered. 4 blocks from l of O. . , LOST AND FOUND j LOST A Sheaffer's extra large fountain pen. Finder pleane return to News office. Reward p That It will iay you to support home Industrie by de manding Home) Products. Your grocery men cairlnn our line of Hour tind Freds manufactured hero at home for you auk him for NORTHWEST or NOXALL flour and for feeds. a. cause a gentle movement of bowels. the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION LOST Illue silk umbrella with white ring and handle. Reward. PI one 115W or Box 4.r Springfield or leave at News office. p CLOVER SEED SEED CORN i . (Oregon Crown) GARDEN SEEDS ALFALFA HAY LIME CEMENT Springfield Warehouse Co. C. E. LYON, MANAGER 1. S. Land office at Roseburg. Ore. gon. Mach 14. 1921. Notice Is hereby given that Orla i Hawley, of Veneta, Oregon, who. on ! May 14. 1920. made Homestead Entry, serial No. 012786, for the V of, NE'i and SB1 of NW'U of Section! 11. Township 1SS. Range 6W, W11U j niette Meridian, has filed notice of j intention to make Final Three-year-Proof, to establish claim to the land ' above described, befbre E. O. Immel. i U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at j Eugene. Oregon, on tie 16th day of May, 1921. j Claimant names as witnesses: John j O. Inman, of Veneta, Oregon; Edward ' C. Wilfert, of Eugene, Oregon; Ernest M. Horn, of Veneta, Orpgon; Clark M. Stephens, of Crow. Oregon; Ed mund E. Hunter, of Veneta, Oregon; Julius L. Hawley, of Veneta Oregon. W. H. CANNON. Register. Oh. Ye mothers who would make angels of your children, barken to pthe story of little Job McCoy, know later In life as "Blue Streak McCoy." Featuring Harry Carey, at Bell Thea tre Wednesday, April 27. YOU don't use as much of Calumet as you do of most other Baking Powders. It has more than ordinary leavening strength. You save about half. You don't pay a big price for Calumet It's sold at a moderate price that rep resents another saving. You don't feel uncertain as to results. Bakings never fail because Calumet never falls below tiie proven standard of "Debt by Test" a..t. -'. w - m .iii'i-ilTitinJ hi ii iin1 a. nrf i'W-mW!-n:if mmr , t 1 nftvufiltl I!: SH Ill"i91 Vr IE 1 H 'li;1 !' j I ill! - ' sf'X - ' - .- -! - '- -T y r 1 It possesses the highest qual ity ever put into a Baking Powder. Contains only such ingredients as have been offi cially endorsed by United States Food Authorities. For weeks, for months, it keeps a3 fresh and full cf strength 63 the day it l'"ft the Calurnct Factories, the World's Largest, moi-t Sanitary and Modern leaking Powder plantsi. Pound can cf Calumet contains full IGoz. Some iuiliii'trpowdcrscomfj in 12 oz. insti-nd ol 10 oz. cans, jieeure yon get a fxmnd when you want it. Calumet Cold C.U Recipe 1 1 o r. 4 Q r.nna I 1 '4 cups of gran ulated sunar, j cup of water. 'i cup of butter, 2'a cr3 p!istry flour, 3 level tea Kpooris Ci.lun.ct Uakin.'j Powder, 1 tablespoon cf vanilla. Tlicn mix in the rt'ii lar way. SPRINGFIELD MILL AND GRAIN COMPANY YOU CAN SAVE UP TO $6.00 ON A SINCLE PAIR OF SHOES CI osmg Out i rc Forced by bank and creditors to slash prices to raise money NO OFFER IN REASON REFUSED FOR FIXTURES. COME MAKE ME A PRICE MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S SHOE EVERY STYLE EVERY SIZE EVERY KIND Going Furnishin gs Coin The Order Has Come to Sell "Quickly" Regardless of Loss Therefore, after careful consideration, have decided to (lose out en tire stock of Shoes and Men's FtiniibhiiiKs and ko out of business. I want my friends to get the benefit of some real, genuine, honest to good ness sale Prices the kind we used to have before the war, and here they are. I am not ashamed of a one of these and can honestly and conscientiously say: They're bargain and you'll agree with me! Come and enjoy them, and buy all you want- for it will be a long time before such prices are again made lo you on high grade shoes for men, women and children; Hosiery, Hubbers, Tennis Shoes, Men's Hats, Caps, Under wear, Trousers, etc. Prices Reduced About Half; Half, and More than Half Come Today w. Ao Hi.siL. SPRINGFIELD, OREGON tF 3HB2