THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1922
8. H. 8. TATTLER
i.vitiNiriajD News
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Take a Brick of
Ice Cream home
today!
EGGIMANN'S
"Say It With A Brick"
Profit By
Great Reductions
East Through California
Round Trip Summer Toarist Tickets
On Sale Mar SS to August 31st Return Limit October 31st
Liberal Stoporer Privileges
"High Points" on the Way-
N The Glorious Slsklyous
Majestic Mt. Shasta
The Rugged Sierras
"Pleasure Places" you must see--
San Francisco World famous city that '"tis hard to leave."
Los Angeles Wonder city and noted tourist center.
San Diego Romantic city "Where California began."
Three National Parks Yosemite Sequoia General Grant
Scores of Charming Seashore and Mountain Resorts.
For fares, sleeping car reservations or beautiful folders
ask any agent, or write
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
Mf. TorWt, who has been HI tot
several days, was back on his old hb
I Thursday. During hi absence a
large boqnet of lilacs found Its wa)
to his desk to welcome htm back.
I Mr. Roth took the teachers' tram
log class to Monmouth Tuesday.
Marlon Spencer spent the week-end
In Thurston aa usual, and her pre
sence was very much enjoyed by her
many admirers.
Mel Erma. Bun and Peaalo attended
the ball game at Goshen,
Several High school girls attended
the basket social at the Maple srhoo
house Wednesday.
Eileen must Intend to get married.
She goes home fifteen minutes early
each noon so she can learn to cook,
t Did you see the diamond ring U
Itoane haa been sporting? Better
take a look. We wonder who the un
lucky chap Is?
The Best Firm
A pretty good firm Is Watch & Walt.
And another Is Atlt ICarly ft Layte;
And still another la Doo & Dnlret:
Rut the best Is probably Grin h
Barrett.
Our Idea of tough luck la to work
tor your board and then lose your ap
petite.
"Well, my boy do you like to go to
school ?-
Yes, goin' to school and comii.
from scnooi are all right but It s a
awful long time between."
True
When Ice cream grows on macaroni
trees.
When Sahara's sands grow mnddy,
When cats and dogs wear B. V. D's.
That's the time 1 like to study.
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TOWN AND VICINITY
one-eleven cigarettes
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In a new package that fits the pocket
At a price that fits the pocket-book
The same unmatched blend of
Turkish. Vircinia and Burley Tobaccos
Ill FIFTH AVB.
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My brown crush hat, with name on
the sweatband. was taken at the Tort
nightly club dance, last Thursday
night, and one not so good left In Its
plaoe. i Man who got It please retun.
and get his own. C. A. S warts.
Russell McLagan. a son of W. C.
McLagan, a boy of about 7. has been
suffering for the past few days from
an attack of acute appendicitis. It Is
hoped that be will be relieved without
resorting to an operation.
The Free Methodist quarterly meet
ing will commence tonight, at the
chapel across the river, and continue
over Sunday.
Eugene Watrous has transferred
his Interest In the Junction City Tlms
to Jasper J. Ray, and retired from the
business. The firm name Is. now Nel
son Ray. Mr. Ray Is a son-in-law
of Mr. Nelson.
Frank Winfrey, of Landax. came
down to Springfield last Thursday, on
his way to Aberdeen, Washington, lie
had word from his sister, Mrs. Viola
Hoover, who lives there, that the
lumber business in that region is flour
ishing, and be thinks the prospect for
work there Is good.
Examinations wer held at the Lin
coln school last Thursday and Friday
for eighth grade pupils who had con
IPiil Service
Distributors for
0$p furry. Josephine
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Only The Ray Battery Can
Withstand These Terrific
Tests
Test No. 1
Subjected to dead short discharge, a Ray Battery
gave off current for period of twenty-five mlnutea
without single cell breaking down. Nine minutes of
this test exhaust other batteries.
Test No. 2
The Ray Battery was given a dead short with its plates
only half covered with electrolyte, then with plates
only one quarter covered. When water was supplied,
the battery instantly recovered its original voltage.
Other batteries break down when run with dry plates.
Teat No. 3
Supplying the sole motive power and working against the
compression of the motor, a Ray drove a coupe .4 of
mile before coming to stop. Given 1 minute to recu
perate, it drove the car another .1 of a mile and repeated
this distance a second and a third time with only one
minute of rest intervening. Thorough examination after
this test failed to reveal any bad effects in the Battery.
Ray Batteries withstand these trying tests because of
their Lavier Formula plates. Because they withstand
them, they are backed by the strongest guarantee
, ever put upon a battery an abaolute, unconditional
guarantee for two years from the date put into service.
6 Volt 11 Plate, $29.00 6 Volt 13 Plate. 33.00
12 Volt-7 Plat., $39.00
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Battery Go. Springfield, Oregon
Lane. Linn. Benton. Lincoln, Douglas, Coos,
and Jackson Counties.
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ditions to work off. Ten pupils took Ing as a general nurse In 1'ortland,
examinations in one or more studies vlsiled here the greater part of the
The final examinations will be held Pt week.
June 8 and . School closes on the
14th.
Mrs. Ella lioesen. who Is now work-
Frank Kintxley, of Lowell, was
ax, and cut oft the little finger of b.s
left hand.
Dr. and Mrs. W. ('. Rebhsn. of
.Springfield and "Shy" Huntington
trimming limbs from a log last Mon-land wife, of Eugene, made a trip up
day. when be slipped and fell on his! the Willamette Sunday.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY'S
BISCUIT SALE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
75c Broom 70c
JCellogg Corn Flakes, each 10c
:Shredded Wheat, 2 pkga 25c
Carnation and Borden Milk 11c
Good Corn, 2 cans , 25c
i A -complete line of vegetables and fruits
I.'. S. land office, Roseburg. Oregon,
April 14. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Taylor
D Archer, of Ieaburg, Oregon, on
August 31, 1920. made addition Homo
stead entry. Serial No. 013189," undei
the Act of April 28. 1904 and Act o
June 9. 1916, for the NEVi of NWU
and NW'.i of SE of section 7, town
nhlp 17S, range 2E, Willamette meri
dian, as additional to Homestead
entry, serial No. 0104S0. patented, for
Lots 10 and 11 of section 6, township
17S, range 2E, Willamette meridian,
and that upon completion of publica
tion of this notice and payment t
commissions and purchase price o
the land, final certificate and patent
will Issue for the land embraced in
the additional entry.
The purpose of this notice Is to
allow all persons claiming the land
adversely, or desiring to show It to
be mineral In character, an opportu
nity to file objection to the applica
tion with the Register and Receiver
of the United States Land office at
Rosebnrg, Oregon, and to establish
their Interest therein or the mineral
character thereof.
W. H. CANNON", Register
Riverside Dairy
FRESH JERSEY MILK
AND CREAM DAILY
T- B. TESTED COWS
W. F. Cline
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
PHONE 34F3
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For COMMISSIONER
CONSIDER HIS QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
A practical self-made man. He has taught school, has farmed, was a
successful Industrial manager for six years.
lie Is an accountant, a business man, and a good roads booster. Mr.
Hamlin has stood by the taxpayers in county budget making for year.
Will you now stand by him?
He has a valuable knowledge of County buslnesa affairs. Ilia training
and experience fits him for the place.
Of unquestioned honesty and unswerving integrity, all his promises can
and will be fulfilled.
J. D- Hamlin has never been an offlceseeker.
NOW THE OFFICE SEEKS HIM!
He stands for better roads for remote sections; reducing overhead ex
penses; eliminating dead timber from pay rolls; strict enforcement of
the law; a business administration by a business man.
Lane County Needs These Things
VOTE 45X J. D. HAMLIN
J. D. Hamlin for Commissioner Club
By FRANK E. TAYLOR, Chairman
THURSTON, OREGON
. - C. H. SEDGWICK, Secretary
CRESWELL, OREGON
(Paid Adv.) ,