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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1921)
THUlttDAT. OCTOHEU 17. l2t. Tire BPRiNornxD news TH-K m tub w .. .m i 1 1 BOO ELLY EM ) 1 i o J Lra At Greatly Reduced Prices for Quick Sale A large part of our stock of lumber at Springfield must be sold by November 1st, and to accomplish this we have slashed our prices to the limit. Check over the following list carefully and note the prices that mean a great saving to users of lumber for any purpose: 30.000 feet 100.000 feet 50.000 feet 1,300 feet 40,000 feet 1x4 No. 1x6 No. 1x8 No. 1x10 No. 1x12 No. 4 com 4 com. 4 com. 4 com. 4 com. S2S at $5.00 S2S at $3.00 S2S at $5.00 S2S at $3.00 S2S at $5.00 M M M M M 4.000 feet 73.0(H) feet 100.000 feel 50.000 feet 50.000 feet 1x3 1x4 lxti US 1x12 No. No. No. No. No. 3 coin. 3 com. 3 com. 3 com. 3 com. S2S S2S S2S S2S iS2S 35.000 feet 2x4 6-fL No-1 com. sized at $12.00 M 14.000 feet 2x6 6-ft. No. 1 com. sized at $12.00 M 33.000 feet 2x4 6-ft. No.l com rough at $12.00 M 18.000 Teet 2x4 6-ft. 14.000 feet 2x6 6-ft. 20,000 feet 2x6 8-tt. No. 2 com. No. 2 com. No. 2 com. Ho., Ko, Ito., $i).00 M $l.00 M $9.00 M $9.00 M $9.00 M $10.00 M $10. on M $10.00 M Felted by the Pupil of Springfield III" School A anphomoiv iluaa meeting was , less meeting for the purpose of elect. belli Tuesday aflerniHin. October IS. trig their tliu offlt-eta. The follow- at 3:1S for the purpose of selecting lug wire elected: brrt Taylor, class colors ami motto It waa do- president; Audr.'y Mul'herann, vice- ,-ldd that the class colore would be president; Prank ll'-nnle, secretary "Old Itoae ami Silver" ami th motto ami treasurer; Charllne l.amhert, "Safe on Second; lts Score". Ii.r. atx-lal promoter; Italph Cllne, 8-- of the class dues will be taken to buy ''nl al arm; Charlotte Klewart, badge for the class, jelas reporter ami Mia. .Myri. clt advisor. In Phyilology: ..-- Mr. Morgan brought a mU roecne to Ye Ihe Jewelry alorea In Kugn achcol. and the class looked at lh',aie l aving am Hod aa'es on jewelry. rorpusute In the blood, thru at a but we didn't know tbat Wool wort hi leg. KlUxti Klleen asked why were having one too, Thin mom In a; i fly 'a he couldn't lix k at Charley Davis' brain and Mr. Morgan aald ha was afraid I her wasn't any to look at. "Why don't more hoy a ronie out to practice foe! ball?" Mi' V Kadden aaya there are too many pretty girl In our achmil. wonder who will at tun with him? Winifred llarpolo wntked In with a big ruby ring ci Iter engagement ting"). In anawer to tha Inquiry made aba only anawered. "lce got tor m.' at Wool worths " M'la Myera la retting very cnnalder ate of Luren Kdmlaton'a welfare. The oilier iluy In KngllKh claaa ahe lol l h!m to move aa ay from Unroll Me- The Kugen high footha'l team atir h.raon and Herald Kndlcotl for fear treated some of our txya rough. Kor ,..,. niKUt ,m wtD lMclr pti liiHtMiice. Ulmer Haikey gut Imne r, cracked In his lefl ami and Ival t'owart reielvd a severe cut on his j Hi-IhII. ulilp la bottnd to spring u; lewer lip. Ashesl Klnti alto Rot every here Just llHten In roll nwni In order to appreciate the great bargains wo are offering cal! at our Springfield mill and In spect the lumber in the piles. This list is far from being complete, but is intended to give you an idea of what you can buy for very little money if you act quic kly. These Prices Are f. o. b. Mill and Effective Until Nov. 1st. CASH ONLY In addition to this special list of lumber we have a good stock of our regulur grades. Includ ing Flooring. Rustic, Ceiling and Dimension in all sizes and lengths at correspondingly low prices. Save money on your lumber needs during this big sale. THE BOOTH-KELLY LUMBER CO. FALL IS TRAINING TIME m thoiw yarda where tho rim-a FOR LOGANBERRIES hd remal:i on th ground throughout the winter. Where baring the last season a great deal the can' had been trained up In the ol die-back waa in evidence in many fall ttw vlnee were In a wry healthy loganberry yards throughout the condition and die-back waa almost Willamette valley. So many appeals entirely absent- j were sent to the Orison Agricultural Tbe contrast was very apparent In . college concerning the troub'e that adjoining portions of the aame yard . official work on the problem was where a part of the canes had been taken up by Dr.' S. M. Zeller of th" trained In the fall and th lHt allowed "xtrimer.t utations. to remain on the ground till spring. It was firit thought that the die 0;her car was the same, bark waa caused by the tion of fun B"rry growers who have he' n aruus disea. In making a thorough troubled with die-back on their vlr.es ?"ify cf the situation Dr. Z-sller hii do wvll to train their logans In t!:e fall. Ther is .-.oui.1 dai:gr of losing a crop durina: n esueclally ;, vere wiutvr like the one of If 1 9. but rue Kmvc-r has stated that !). could lose every f:f:h . rop ertlrely ar.d stil' tnue money bv trairlr. his vines in the fa'I. Have you read the want adi Claaalfled advrtlla( aaya knocked out. Misa t'arrllx'll Mutlhrwa wa Miami Ing on 111.' cue n-r of Mill and K atreels I tiplng to see Tom llmltaln but Mr Cowni t t ome al iig ami saw her af l horn t. So far the town haa rnlhiilastlraMv aupiorted the ai liool. If they will con tlnue to do so, Sprlngflxld will cei 'liilnly be proud of her high vitriol. I The Iracher'a training rlasaea have not bv guti tlielr prat lire woik at the I l.lncoln achmil. as ihe rcrular ti-artiera have not hnd lime to get the '. i arranged ao that the practice teacher can handle the work. They are In hope that the work may be started neat week. All boys who poaalbly can should conve out and practice football. If you ,-an't come, wby come anyway. We've got a game coming with Junc tion t'lty and we've got to bet m Come on out and ave how rough you run treat the first learn. Tl:e frenhman class held tlielr flist some day and ou will hear Charley ltl whisper to Aline (.arlmrr. "O.i little toil sin". The I.Iiii oIm at lioo! rem lied avi tl-rollin.-iil of 40d last Mini Uy This with Ul In ihe Mgh a hool. make a total enrollment of E.14 The rim grade, with ! and about 10 more ei ported next w-ek haa tiei-om ao over croaili'd ll'.it the board has em;doed Mrs. C K Ijitnbfrt. wife of the prin cipal, to assist Mrs. I'ug, ) To Cain a Coed ftaputatlafi. The way lo ga'n a ginxl reputatdtn Is to endeavor to be what you appear. That Is prrcMely the manlier In which Chamlierlnln'a Cough Itcmedy hna giil o-d Its reputation as a cure for ootigus, colila. croup and wnooplog con ah Kvery bolt'e that bits ever bamn put out by tha manufacturer ba b-eo fully up lo the high aiand ard of ricnh-nce claimed for It. Peo ple have found that It ran be depended upon for the relief and cure of thea allnx nta and that It 1 pleasant and safe to take. learned that dii?;back was prevalent A Good Physic When you want a physic that is m:l:l and gentle in effect, easy to tak- id cr;ain to act. take Chambrlaiu'-i Taldets. Tliey are excellent. In small lots, by the case, or whatever the quantity or quality desired Gray has it, and You Always Save Tomatoes Canned at less than Wholesale . Per Can 10c Per Case of 2 doz. No- 2 cans . . . '. Solid Pack, 2 cans 33c Per case $4.00 Toilet Soap Palm Olive, 3 bars -3c Creme O!, 3 bars -3c Peroxide, 3 ban 23.- One bar Creme Oil free with ea.h 3 bars Shortening Make White, bulk, per lb 13c 4 lb. pail, 73c; 8 lb. pail $1.40 Crisco, Z lbs., 60c; 6 lbs., $1.15; 9 lbs $1.70 flollrfd Oats. 4 lbs 23c Fancy Side Bacon, per lb 23c & 30c 9 lb. Sack Corn Meal -. 30n Highest Pric5 Paid for Eggs n -.f, im tf-niifcigiiiiii II mi ' " - , -r-n - mi Jae SpriEg'fieSd. Mews MAKES A OFFE n TO NEW AND PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS We are reducing the subscription of our paper from $1.75 to $1.50 per year, with a refund of 50c in trade at any local store This offer is good only from October 1, to Nov. 30