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TlltmSPAY. JUNE 1C. 1021.
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THE SWUNG FIELD NEWS
WANTED
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Will
come lo Springfield onto a week.
Address music ten her. 140:5 !;ml
street. Kugeno. Oregou.
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FOR SALE
JKItSKY milk delivered or at houe.
Mrs. M. V. L'nllcott. Sih & K J 211 p
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at Springfield, Lane County. Oregon, by
FREE. LAND A HENDERSON
Entered at tho Postoffice at Springfield. Oregon, as Second class Matter,
February 24. 1903.
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS:
One Year Three Moi.ths 50c
Six Months 100 Single Copy 6c
one Tear, When Paid In Advance.
It la estimated that the United i grade, state examinations last Trurs
Sutea and the stare of New Jersey! day and Friday. There wore IS In
will 'profit to the extent of half njthe Light h A class and "2 In all that; chi. ken house. All for $800. Must
million dollars by Income taxes to be, took the examinations; probably tho cll on account of poor health,
levied on tht? principals and promoter! largest number that ever took tho j Uatph Clark. 8th and ( streets.
In Cie ncniDseWarpeutler world's examinations In the Springfield i Springfield. Oregon.
hanipionshlp prize fight. July
Vncle Sam will get mow tl an loth of
MII.KPlenty of fresh Jersey milk
for sale, delivered evening-. Plum'
Springfield 34F3. tt
KOIt SALE By owner. 2 good high
lots; 4 room house; good barn and
2. ; schools.
I.
the fighters. His will be easy money, .
but theirs will come by Hard knocks.
Tie master of the Washington
Famous lnv ntor (Simon Lake, tho
Inventor of one of our early subma-
i rlnes lauds plotoplay "Wet Gul l,"
I which will be at Bell theatre. Sunday
State Grange also Indulged an ltchln
for notoriety in the form of sensa
tional utterances in his anuual address.
June mh.
TOWN AND VICINITY
Mrs. M. B. Huntly returned from
Portland where she attended a call named defendant
meeting of the executive board of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the American
Legion. Mrs. R. R. Gilmore accom
panied her.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lewis, of Junc
tion City, visited last Friday at the
lome of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnard.
Mrs. Moore, wife of Henry Moore
and sister-in-law of I.afe Moore, died
Saturday at her home north of E.t
gene and was buried at Eugene. S.i ?
was 75 years old and a pioneer of
this county.
Mrs. Roy L. Moore, of Portland, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Bartlett for the w-eek.
LOST AND FOUND
NOTICE Two boxes of rlo'hing and
dry goods h ive l-ii si i . -.1 in my
barn for over tl.tre cats. Were
In etMttite when I uiihad th''
pliice Owner may have uni'' by
paying for advertising and provln-;
ownership. (. C. Thurma-i. corner
of M.iln and Mill street-. Spring
fl Id. Oregon. 5 10 ch
LOST Lady's Elgin watch. Hunt
ing case, naugl t size, fancy d.tfl.
family keepsake. Itew.it d. Call
Mrs. G. W. Orr. or leave at News
In the name of the State of Oregon, j it:
you are hereby required to appesr '
and answer the complaint filed j July. 19-1.
the above entitled Fit NK A. DcPl E. attorney fur
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Stat
of Oregon for the county of Lain1. j
Mary E. Clark, plaintiff, vs. Charles I
iV Clark, defendant.
To Charles A. Clark the above !
As we said before
It ulwa.VH .aH lo Imy HOME l'ltODl'lTS. Support
your lioiiM Industrie by loiuamlln thHr product and
watch tho community row.
Your (l-al-r IkiikIIch otir full line of fvvU and flour
manufactured here at home for you -- use I hem bo fl
booster for HOME IMtOMHTTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frauk C. Thorndyke,
of Eugene, spent Sunday at the Bart
lett home visiting' Mrs. Roy L. Moore
of Portland.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold a
bazaar and food sale in the front of
the Long and Cross store on June 25.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Carris. of Murphr
and Mrs. Geo. M. Smith, of Rogue
River are visit! Az this week with Mr.
.nH m,. A-h.,- sfIk)nma m. June, 1921, ordering that his summons j
Carris and Mr.. Smitr are slater and i bft Pub,ibtl ollt k for " 8Ut
mother, respectirely. of Mrs. Stein- !tessive week in the Springfield News
ana me aaie or me nrst publication
will be June 16tL, 1921. and the last
publication will be the 28th day of
against you In
suit and Court on or before th 2Sth Plaintiff, residence and postoffice ml
day of July. 1921. wild date being dress. .1th and Main Sts.. Springfield.'
more thau six wveks from the date of Oregon. j
the first publication of this summons Pate of first publication. June 16. 1!J1
and being the time prescribed for Hate o flast publication July 2S. 1921
such apiearance by you In tie order! - !
of publication of the summons herein ' Recommends Chamberlain's Tablet
. , , , ,, ... . ! "Chamberlain Tablets have been
entered of record, and If you fall so to'usf,t, bv nly nusbamI ,, ,n.,,.)f off
appear and answer for want thereof j ami on for the past five yeurs. When'
the plaintirf will apply to the Court tiiy husband goes away from home h
for the relief In the complaint d ' a,av", ,ake" boUl" " l'"'m "'V"
, , , . ... ! with him. Whenever I have tt nt
manded and prayed for. to wit: orihMry rtH.inB after eH,nfC, r f,.H,
a Decree of the Court dissolving the dull and pluyed out. I take one or two
marriage contract and bonds of matrl- I of Chamberlain's Tablets and they
monv now existing between you andl" " u V'" M..rH. Nw,,,:l ,
...... . !reeland. Minoa. N. V. lako these
ue p.ainmi on me grouiius oi ueser- tabMll when lrou,eu with constipa '
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
tlon for a period of more than one
year and for sucr. other and further
relief as to the Court may seem met
and equitable.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof pursuant to an
order of the Honorable G. F. Skip
worth. Judge of the above Court and
entered of record on th 13 day of
tion or Indigestion and they will do
you good.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
saetz.
SupL Hamlin conducted the eighth
CORSAW
CLOSES OUT
OX SEVERAL ARTICLES AT BELOW COST PRICES
3 Day Sale - Friday, 17 to Monday 20
DUST PANS 1 CENT EACH WITH EACH $2 PURCHASE
$1.25 Laundry Raskets 70c
Clothe Pins, per box 8c
$7.50 Wheel Barrow (new) $4.9f
$17.50 Reed Sulkeys 13.00
$32.50 Baby Carriages at 24.00
$35.00 Solid Oak Dining Table 24. 0t)
Good 2nd hand Lawn Mower 3.05
Good White Sewing Machine 9.95
Gas Ranges reduced from $0 to 8.50
Good Hoes (new) 49c
7X7 Auto Tents (new) 11.00
15c Fly Swatters at 8c
Nails, per keg 5.85
Good Iron Beds 3.50
Good Bed Springs from 50c to 2.50
Good Chairs, each 50c
20 good second hand ranges at reduced prices
No. 2 Tuba, each 90c
Sythes and Snaths 1.50
Carpet Tacks, per lb 25c
$9.25 Boy's Coaster Wagon (new) 5.95
Pabcolin Floor Covering, per yd 58c
Pure Linseed Oil, per gal 98 C
Best Outside Paint per gal $3.75
Big Cut on Paint Brushes
15 Dining Tables from $2.00 to 9.95
Round English Breakfast Tables 3.25
$3.75 Solid Oak Dining Chairs 2.50
Dozens of other articles in the Furniture and Hardware
line greatly reduced.
. B. Corsaw
, Notice Is hereby"- Kiven that b:e
will be received by the undersigned.
Recorder of the Town of Springfield,
for tie construction of cement sld-'
walks In the following place !n th
Town of Springfield: (
On the West side of Seventh ctree'.
abutting Lots 1. 2. 3, and 4 in liloi k
82 of the Springfield Investment an I
Power Company's Addition to the
Town of Springfield.
On the South side of C Street abut
ting Lots 1 and 2 in Dlock 7 In Kelly
Addition to the Town of Springfield
On the South side of C Street abut
ting the West rulf Of Lot 3 Work 7
Kelly's Addition to tie Town of
Springfield.
On the North side of C Street a tin 1 1
ing Uits l::, 14. 15. 16. 17 and 18 In
Work SI of the Springfield Inwxt
ment and Power Company's Addition
to the Town of Springfield.
On the North side of A Street abut
ting Lots S, fi, 7 and 8 of Ulock 8 ,f
Kelly's Addition to the Town of
Springfield.
On the North Side of I) Street abut
ting Lot. 10 Work 22 Extended Survey
ito the Town of Springfield, Oregon
'and Lots 11, 12 and 13 in Ulock 74
of Springfield Invbtment and Power
Company's Addition to tho Town of
Springfield, Oregon.
On th" South hide of K Street abut
ting l.tH 1. 2. .1 and 4 In Work S2 of
Springfield InveMtnifnt and Pow r
Ci.iupuny's Addition to tie Town of
Springfield.
On the Kaxt side of Klflli Street
abutting Lot 1 Clark and Wah
burne'H Addition and Lots f and 6 In
Work 1 of Kelly'x Addition to the
Town of Springfield.
II the West hide of Fifth Stre.t
abutting Lots 1 and 2 in Ulock 33 nt
tho Kxt-ndei Survey to the Town f
Springfield and U1 8 Work I! 4 of (ho
Kxtended Survey aforesaid and Lo'
22 Work II in Clark and Wushhuini'a
Addition to the Town of Springfield.
On the West side of Sixth Street
abutting lts 7 and 8 In Work K in
Kelly's Addition to tie Town of
Springfield.
All of said sidewalks shall be le
ment sidewalks aad constructed ac
cording to the utandard specifications
for the construction of n-mnit side
walks which Hpfc'fii atlons are on file
with the undersigned. Itecorder of (hi
Town of Springfield
Wds shall be made teiBrftt ly f..,r
each Mldewalk above described and
fchall be In the Imnds of tie Itecorder
of the Town of Springfield before the
2sth day or June. 1921.
Hated at Springfield, Oregon, this
llh day of June. 1921.
VINA MrLKAN, Recorder.
The Home of the Soul
In old en Union, It was believed that
the seat of the soul was the stomach,
inont likely for the reason that man
Is never so completfly used up aa
when his ktomatl U out of order. Kor
the cure of ordinary stomach trouble,
there n nothing oulte so prompt and
saUsractory as Chamberlain's Tab
lets., They sirenghten the stomach
and enable it to perform tts functions
naturally, (live them a trial They
only cost a quarter.
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METHODIST CHURCH
Thot D. Yarnos, Pastor
Just now we are studying a very profitable line of thought In the
Sunday School, l:i relation of Christianity to the viuloni plane of
the social proliU in. Next Sunday the subject will 1', "Christianity
Transforming the Social Order."
Next Sunday evening there will be a very special feature at thl
regular preaching hour when the clolr gives Its sacred Concert, com
posed of the bcHt musical nwmlrcrs given during the past year. Tho
choir h.i- been doing excellent woik under tin- capiiblo leadership of
Arthur Johnson, of Kugcup. mwl tl is Concert will In- a treat that
music loveiM cannot affoid to miss. It will he free, only the regular
offering being taken.
Everybody cordially welcomed
H
5th & MAIN STS.
PHONE 22
Have you
tried the
new 10c
package?
Dealers now
carry both;
10 for 10c,
20 for 20c
It's toasted.
"NO W- A-DAYS"
says the Good Judge
A man can get a heap more
satisfaction from a small chew
of this class of tobacco, than
he ever could get from a big
chew of the old kind.
I Ie finds it costs less, too. Tho
good tobacco taste lasts so
much longer ho doesn't need
to have a fresh chew nearly
as often.
Any man who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will tell you
that.
l'ut up in two styles
W-IJ GUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT GUT is a short-cut tobacco