THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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Published Every Thursday at Springfield. Lane Count. Oregon, by
FREELANO A HENDERSON
EnUred at the Pestoffice at Springfield. Oregon. Second-class' Matter.
February 84. 103.
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While It is the topic of the times,
cannot Mr. McManus aire us Mr.
Jigg't sentiments on disarmaments?
O
Clara Smith Hamon has consoled
herself for the loss of her dear Jake,
whom she found It necessary to shoot
at last, by taking another man. It Is
aid to be a real marriage thla time.
A our dwency loving grandmothers
aad aunts used to say: the man who
would marry a woman of well known
unsavory history "can't be much".
O
The headline of an editoral on the
economic situation, in a daily paper
t "The Road to Recovery.' That l
good road to traTel. when it is in
traveling condiUon; but the trouble
about It lately has been that too large
a part of the working crew has been
employed In putting up signs, and not
enough In laying pavement.
o
It the Sinn in should carry their
point of separating the aouth three
quarters of Ireland from the reel of
the, British Empire, they might aa well
establish their capitol at Danny brook
at ffraL It would be farther from
England, and more representative of
the spirit of the new Irish "republic"
than Dublin.
Mrs. M. M. Peery. In thla city, will re
turn this week to San Francisco.
He was a hypocrite, but a master
orator and the spell of his Oratory
SNalers." Tht picture Is a second
Miracle Man. Bell Sunday, Sept. 4.
Love, revenge . furious Jealous:',
superhuman endurance, otruggles,
triumph a splendid tale, told by a
master story teller (Rex Beach), and
acted by a flawless cast. Is "The
North Wind's Malice." at Boll Satur
day. Sept. 3rd.
The river Is shallow enough above
the wagon bridge for a twelve year
old boy to wade across it without
wetting his bathing trunks much.
CARD OF THANKS
We wlsb to express our thanks for
the assistance daring the illness aud
death of our beloved wife, mother and
grandmother and for the beautiful
flowera.
F. V. Brown.
J. A. Crabtree and family.
Charles Brown and family.
Miss Fraacfa Brown.
Hava yoa read the want ada
Loyal Scott, a pharmacist In Ketel's
drug store, returned a day or two ago
MILK Plenty of fr'enb Jersey , milk
for sale, delivered evenings. Phone
Springfield 34F3. tf.
FOR BALK He owner, 2 good high
lots; 4 room bouse: good bars and
chicken bouse. All for IS00. Must
sell on account ' of poor health.
Ralph Clark, 8th and O streets,
Springfield. Oregon.
WANTED
WANTED To exchange one of the,
beat ISO acres In North Dakota frj
a small tract or il-lkn tieafj
Springfield., Inquire at Nws of fief, j
OLD It AOs at this of Hie. Mut be
chttn and not small m Tmp piece.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Small black and white dog!
Has a long tail. Strayed from O.
( Thurmau'a feed bam Saturday
AugUht 27. Reward for return to
barn. sHp'
from a hunting trip on tln upper
waters of the Mtddte Fork. He and
bis father. John Scott, of Crrswell.
went up there about the 15th. Thev
brought back some deer.
It Will Pay You
Mr. Fertl-Huyer. to luveMigate for youim-lf the eco
nomy of using; thene Home ProtluttH:
NOXALL milk producer
NOXALL egg producer
NOXALL scratch feed
NOXALL pork producer
Manufactured by tbe
SPRINGFIELD MILL AND
GRAIN COMPANY
I i .1 if -i- if ' t -i
The body of private Waldo II Fui.- leant one member of tb family has
bam. 16th Co.. 5th Iter; t'-'H. -Marine ben buri-d In tbe cemetery men
Corps, killed In 'France. Is exacted tioned.
to arrive In Eugene In tb next few
day, and to be buried in the od-l
Fellow' cemetery -there, lit was
son of Mr. and Mra. David B. Farn- Dr. and Mrs. FoitmUler and son. who
ham. that lived luJSpruHfteJd several are lavlug to make therr bm In
years, but now-live rear Leaburg. A Albany.
Last Friday
Stewart h4
aa
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry
tbelr dinner guests.
Tbe ideal Purgative.
Aa a purgative. Chamberlain's Tab
lets are the exact thing required.
Htrong enough for tbe most robust
mild enough for children. They
cause an agreeable movement of lbs
bowels without any of that terrible
griping. They are easy and pleasant
to take and agreeable In effect
Jl lone bandit entered a bank in
Rockford, Washington, a tew days
ago, forced the three officers and
three customers into the vault, robbed
the bank of $615, and got oat of town.
One of tbe men who were looking for
him found bim, covered him with an
empty 22 caliber pistol, "forced" bim
to surrender and got back all tbe
money. Incidents like this, if they
occur too often, will bring tbe bandit
busfcea into contempt
TOWN AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. K. Boetler. an aged
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ton, will move the latter part of this j
week to Deepwater, Missouri, south-;
east of Kansas City to apend tbe rc-j
xoaining days. They hare a son living
there, and another near St. Charles.
Missouri, from which neighborhco J ;
tbe old people came. For years Mrs. '
Boetler has brought butter, eggs and
garden atuff into Springfield. Lat;
Sunday, a number of their neighbors
brought In provisions and enjoynd a
farewell dinner with them. I
!
Mrs. Edesse Cox. who. with herj
little daughter, has been spending the
aummer with her parents, Mr. and j
No Substitute Offered.
Say what you will about the drug-'
gists offering something "just a&
good" because It pays a better profit, t
tbe fact still stands that ninety nine
out of a hundred lruKFfJ'F recommend (
Chamberlain's Colic aud Diarrhoea
Remedy, when the bst medicine for,
diarrhoea Is asked for. and do ko be-j
cause they know from what th-ir cu?- j
tomera nay of it, that it can be de-1
pended upon.
The
$1.71 In advance.
IK9
Cigarette
To In the
dollclous llurloy
tobaooo flavor.
Ws Toasted
Wfoemi you come HgUnt down
to reason. , what is tihiere to
TJiscoiraf tires
THE next time a friend comes
to you all excited about some
wonderful tire bargain ask him
how much value he ought to get
for each dollar of tire money.
It's astonishing that any car
owner today should not know all
the tire service he is entitled to.
Nor how to check up between
the economy of par quality on
one hand and big discounts,
surplus stocks, discontinued lines
and retreads on the other.
For two years U. S. Tire
makers have been telling the
American people all about tires.
They have laid open the tire
business from every angle.
They have always
led the fieht for better
tires.
They have consist-
ently maintained quality first
standards with certain economy
for the tire buyer. .
. They have established 92
Factory Branches all over the
country. Perfecting U. S. distri
bution so that you get a fresh,
live tire every time you buy a
U. S. Tire.
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So when a man once decides
on U. S. Tires he knows what he
is getting in quality service
economy. In support of his own judg
ment he gets the pledged word
and reputation of the largest
and most successful tire concern
in the world.
A sound reason for the fact
tnat you see more
U. S. Tires on more
cars than ever this
year.
The
U. S. CHAIN TREAD
One if tlw few tiivi of which
it may t laid that tltey deliver
economy year in and ynut out
and lira alur lit.
"You ti m ffh, livm lira trtrf limm
you bur U- s- T""-"
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United States A Rubber Company
SPRINGFIELD GARAGE, Springfield, Oregon.
D. A. LONG, Coburg, Oregon
WALTER PRICE, Marcola, Oregon...