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THE SriUNT.FIELD NHWS THURSDAY, JUNK 23. HUM TAGE FOUR THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS Publish! Kvery Thurmlar nt Sprlntnil.f Lane County, Orrgon, by I FREELAND A HENDERSON I EntercdTt the PostoffUe at SprtmtfleM. Orogon. as S-.-oixt-rUs y;Uer. j February 14. 190:1. j WANTED WANTKI) Piano Mtnlentn. Will : tome to Springfield tm u week AiMrem immlr H m her. Hi',.1 Peiul ' I nt riM't. Kucene. Oregon. srnsnuPTiox hatks: One Year 1200 Three MoMtm Mc SI. Mnn!h 11.00 Single 1PX 6c One Year, When Paid In Advance - It 75 The state of Oregon In 1920 rut 3316 million feet of lumber, an in crease of S6 ra'r c,M,t since 1915. tt this total 2.609 million feet were cut vest of the cascades and 70" million wst of the Cascades. O it (ton and Washington produced C.4 per cent of the total lumber cut In the United Prates In 1920. o SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the St.ito of Oregon for the county of l.amv Mary K. Clark, plaintiff, vs. Charles A. Clark, defendant. To Claries A. Clark the above named defendant: In the name of the Stale of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaiat filed against you in the ubov entitk-d suit and Court on or before the 2StU day of July. 1921. said date being more than six wveks from the date of the first publication of this summons and bein the time prescribed for aiuh aprearance by you In tl order of publication of the summons herein entered of record, and If you fail so to appear and answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court i for the relief In the complaint ! '. manded and prayed for, to wit: l'or a Decree of the Court dissolving the marriage contract and bonds of matri mony now exslsting between you and the plaintiff on the grounds of deser tion for u period of more than one year and for sue! otln-r and further relief as to the Court may m'etn iiK'. t and enuitable. This summons is served upon you I by publication thereof pursuant to a t !ord?r of the Honorable O. F. Skip worth. Judge of the above Court and entered of record on the i:t day of June. 1921, ordering that his summons , be published once a week for six suc cessive weeks in th Springfield News and the date of the first publication will be June 10(1. 1921. and the last publication will be the I'Sth day of FOR SALE I JKKSKY .milk delivered or nt hous- ! Mrs. M. V. Kndieott. Sth ft K. J 2:1 p j MII.K Plenty of fresh Jersey milk j for sale, delivered evenings. Plum; Springfield lin. If.' FOU SAI.K ! owner. .2 good high lots; 4 room lum-; good barn and chicken house. All for $800. Must sell on account of .poor health. Itnlph ( lark. Mh and C. M reels. lllgfield. OtefCOII. July, 1921. ' j Fit ANK A. Hel'l i:. iifoiH-y for. Plaintiff, residence uud posteffice it. I ilress. .'til and Main Sts , S;o intM'leM. Oregnll i Pat" of first publii-ation, June 111, l'l.'l Pate o tlast publn :.tlou J tl' 2S, P.IJ1 , Recommpndt Chamberlain's Tablet "Chamberlain's Tablets bav. been used t'v my liusbatid and m-ef (iff and on for the past five years. When my hiisbiiinl goes away firm home h! always takes a bottle of them along with hint. Whenever 'I have tint heavy feeling after eating, or feel dull and i laved mi! 1 take one or two of Chamberlain's T iblets and they fix me up fine," writes Mrs. Newton Vivelnnd. Mtnon. N Y. Take thehfl! tablets when troubled with consttpa tion or Indigestion and they will do Villi i;oi li I Introducing Our NOXALL Mm ml of Peeds. Demand tlx .so superior homo products NOXALL milk producer NOXALL egg producer NOXALL scratch feed NOXALL pork producer Those proilti ts arc iiwiniifat I tired In our ncwl equlped feed mill. Tlwy .strictly comply witli 111" now com mercial feeding law effective July Int. SPRINGFIELD MILL AND v GRAIN COMPANY I Am Ready To Say Goodbye My Orders Are to Close Out the Entire Stock and Fixtures for What It Will Bring pens Friday looming, June Sale O it in e 24 the Greatest laughter Ever Witnessed WE WANT YOU TO KNOW POSITIVELY THAT EVEYTHING IN THE HOUSE WILL BE VERY MUCH REDUCED It makes no difference how low the prices wenon our last sale the prices will be MUCH LOWER NOW. There are no exceptions -everything must be sold and sold it will be. We must get through quick. We are not going to hesitate, nor will we flinch and we will slaughter the prices so much that we may sell the stock quickly and thoroughly. It is impossible to give even a reasonable list of the bargains, because now every article in the store is a bargain. The items here advertised are only to give you an idj-a. There are hundreds of bargains that are actually offered at a staggering reduction. The sacrifice is simply wonderful. Work shoes less than y2 Ladies High (Irade Dress Shoes formerly $7.50, now selling for $3.93 Work Shoes of the finest and highest grade makes such as "Hunkidora," "C hi p p e w a," "Dayton," "Army Shoes." for merly sold for $8.50 to $12.00 will be sacrificed for this sale for $3.95 & $4.95 Crowing Oirls' School Shoes, all leather, formerly selling for $7.50, will be sacrificed for $2.95 Ahundred pairs of Men's Dress Shoes to be closed out, all sizes $3.65 Hoys Hi Top Shoes of such weil known makes as Chippewa, Hunkidora and Dayton formerly selling for $7.50 to $10.00 to be sacrificed for this sale for $4.48 Children's Tennis Shoes, spec ial for this sale 98c Ladies Oxfords, only a few left. Come early. Formerly $7.50, for this sale $1.48 Ladies' Pumps, Kid and Patent Leather, formerly $0.50 to $8.50 special for this sale for $2.98 High (Irade Children's Shoes formerly $3.50, special for this sale for $1.69 An unlimited amount of Men's Dress Shoes, guananteed all leather in the finest styles to go at $4.95 Ladies White Canvas Shoe:-?, leather soles and heels $1.48 Ladies Dress Shoes formerly $5.50 to $15.00 to go on sale QQp small sizes only for sJ Ladies' Rubbers to be sacrificed for 39c Overalls formerly $1.50 to $2, special for this sale for 89c Elk Hide Shoes formerly $3.50 to $4.00, special for this sale for $2.65 15c: Handkerchiefs for Ihis sal;? 5 cents Oenulne A, Pnlonall q Koveralls special for this sale Real (Jenuiue "Ma!" Cniou Suits C O formerly $1.50 to $2.00. will TTfSf sacrifice for S Suspenders, formerly $1.00 to J r go at eDC Tnion Suits, formerly $1.50 to TJ t goat ItC Men's Suits, formerly $15.00, good wools suits. No altera- fl A QH lions on these suits. To be sac- th B M CSTi liliecd for this sale for Vlt,UU Men's Dress Soc ks, special for 4 ri Ihis sale for Jl 0 C Whipcord Pants, formerly $3.50 (ft QQ to close out for U)100 Shoe Strings, 3 pair for 5C Shoe Polish Ladies' and Men's Tennis Shoes will be sacrificed for this sale $1.19 "Oenuine" Corduroy Pants for- CLQ nierly $4.50, now .for this sale Cf S3 Ladies' House Slippers, former ly $2.50 and $3.00, will be UQn 9, CI I Q slaughtered on this for Don't Fail To Take Advantage of These Wonderful Bargains. A Sale you Will Remember for Years. Sighed, Morris Gottlieb, in charge of the W. A. Hall Shoe Store, Springfield, Oregon