, TTIUIISDAT. JUNE 8, 11)22.
Tim fiPlUNOFIELD NEWS
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I TOWN AND VICINITY I
,A special panl waa drawn 'In fin
varanclee on the Jury llal for th
term of court now In session. Ira
A. Nlc waa on of thoe drawn oa
Ihla panel.
. Dr. 8. Ralph alppl, dentist. Spring
field, Oregon.
Tha weetlff-r man haa been out
with hla water pot for tha pant day
or two, but ha haa bn rather stingy
with tha content.
FOR HALE Fresh Jrey milk.
Tutwrrulln tnted. 11 qia. night milk
l; IS ut. morning milk fl. Prank
Murray, lit and F at reel. Ztp
Marlon Mullen, of tha lower Mo
hawk valley, auatalned a aerloui op.
ration at Mercy hoepltal on tha 3rd.
Ma la now doing well.
Gvorae Pretty men haa been alck
enough to be off duty at the mill
for eeverel daya.
Jack Lomlon'e great atory of tha un-
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
Tha arml annual teacher' exami
nation will be bold In the erounty
court room eonimenrlng at 9 a. m..
on Wedneaday, June 14th, luatlng
four daya. A arhrdule of the time
at which aubjecta are to be given,
can be secured by applying to E. J.
MOORE, County School Supertnten
dent
aaen, -Tba' Star; Rovar." la a atnklng
drama of (ha .unknown within our
elvea. At tha Dell Saturday.
E. O. Fandrem, who waa aarloualy
Injured In a lawmlll at Reedaport I..
April, cama up -to Springfield Toe a
day for medical treatment
Nu Done cornet. Mra. A. True
Lundy, Abdominal supporter for
men and women, rnnne Eugene 231
far appointment In Springfield.
The atate convention of the A mer
it n Legion and the Ladle' Auxiliary
will be held at The Dalle July 17 29.
The delegata from the legion are
Fred Ix-meey and Oawald Olaon.
Alternatea: M. II. lluntly and Carl
8cncney. Ifclxgatn-a from the Aui
lllary: Mm. M. It. lluntly and Mrs.
Hannah Hill. Alternate: Ml Pearl
Snook and Mra. Elsie Pettereon.
Thelma Ollbert, a girl of 13, waa
brought before Judge Darnard la.
Friday, and declared a delinquent.
She waa paroled to Mra. J. J. Polll.
of Eugene. The girl la a daughter of
Abe Ollbert, a teamatrr who waa In
volved In an affray with hla nephew
several montha ago. The Gilbert at
that time occupied a amall houae In
the northwest part of town.
W. O. W. meeta every TueaJay
evening at W. O. W. ball.
Mra. John Fltxgerald bad her ton-
COMMUNITY CASH STORE
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT. WHY PAY MORE?
6 bars white soap 25c
4 bars P & Q npth 25o
5 bars Ivory aoap -l0
10 bars White Dear aoap 25c
4 lbs. of beans ". 25c
Old Dutch Cleanser ........... .'.V. .. .10c
W. M. GREEN, Proprietor
THE LEADING GROCER
Telephone 32.
Then is
about OdJdJdJ (nH
It must be made from crudes carefully
elected for their "oiUneae" and stabili
ty. These crudes must be refined to
preserve their original characteristics
and to make them pure.
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In selecting crudes for Zerolene the
Standard Oil Company has the advan
tage of its own large production of
practically every type of crude. The
company Is not compelled to use any
particular crude because It happens
to be the only one available.
Crude aelected for Zerolene are brought to
our reAnariee In apedal pipe Una. They era
refined by our own patented, hig'h-vanram
prareae which preaervea their "oUioeae" and
eubility.
No other refiner on the Padflc Coaet naea any
form of vacuum distillation. No other refiner
In the United States naea aa high a vacuum aa
thla company.
Purity Essential
Zerolene oil are pure. Thia company haa J
waya conatdared the removal of all detrimental
pro parti and compound aa essential in mak
ing Zerolene.
Becauae of their "olHnea,etabmty and purity,
Zerolene oil give perfect lubricaUoo, and per
mlt the development of the mulmura power,
peed and gaaoUna mileage of the car.
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tCa(yVnua)
more powerfispeed
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thru (bmd lubrication
Discriminating
Women Have
Decided
that there la nothing bet
ter for the skin than
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ALMOND CREAM
It protects the skin a
galnst chaps, wind and
dust and keeps the com
plexion at Its best. Try It
yourself, if you wish to
know how delightful It
really It.
Price 25c
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Paon SI
alia removed at the office of a t-c
gen phyalclan Monday. , ' .
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' The erlUca aay that " A Poor Rela
tion" equals The Kid" and every
one know what a bit It made. Tata
picture la a great American comedy,
played by a great American comedian.
At the Belt Sunday.
Mra, .0. F. Klaer returned Tneaday
from' a trip to Tacoma, Vancouver,
B. C and other pointa north. Her
aon Robert accompanied her and eu
tered the United Statea Veteraa'i
hoapital at Tacoma.
! The Lepley brother have gone to
Kltaon Springe, above Oakridge, to
I erect a amall aawmlll for Osa Rigs.
.-They have the -form In for the foun"
'datlon of the new bungalow for Mr
'ill. U.m.. ..J III Vl .
M MV. HIVH, MW Will
tha main building In a few daya
Rhode Iiland White baby chick.
I will have a few for sale. Hatch off
June 15. M. Buley. 121 8.- B, St
Springfield, Oregon Bp
BUI Hill la homo for a vllt of
two weeka with hla parents Mr. and
Mra. W. O. Hill. Bill la employed Is
the O. W. R. A N. offlcea In Portland.
Mr. and Mra. Ernest Con ley were
In from their farm near Cogawell
Hill, Tueaday, for the clrcoa.
Dr. 8. Ralph DIppeL dentlat. Spring
field, Oregon.
; Mi, and Mra. Art 8 need returned
Sunday afternoon from a week' vlult
at Caacade Lock with Mra. Bneed'a
parent. They report a very enjoya
ble trip.
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Mlaa Viola Knlgbt, of Bremerton,
Washington, apent several dawa 1at
week visiting relative In Springfield.
Ml Knight may decide to make net
home here.
Wallace Reld, In "The Hell Dlg
gera," la one of hla lateat and beat
plcturea. The Bell Theatre la giving
away grocerte every Wedneaday and
will giro a little extra next Wednea
day. Moon ft Moon are going to
make aome of their fine angel caket
for the Bell next Wedneaday.
Tueaday morning achool was called
at 8 o'clock and dlimlaaed at 11
o'clock for the reet of the day, that
the pupil eo desiring eonld attend
the clrcua.
FOR SALE Jersey cow. Gtvea 4
gallon of milk a day. Tuberculin
teated. Cheap If taken at onoe. Phone
1SS-W lte
On Friday, June Ird. a daughter
waa born to Mr. and Mr. Del Hla
aon, at the home of Mr. Hlsaon'a
parent In Springfield. She has been
named Jane Annette.
Circuit court I la aeealon. Judge
Bklpworth presiding. The seaalon
opened last Monday.
Henry Korf la building a "ahack" a
be can it, on hla tract aorta of toww
for a temporary home until he' U
ready to build a more aubeUntial
dwelling. H and hla family will
move oat there aa aoon as the aback
I done, probably by the first of July, j
Ml Pearl Neleon. who lad been j
In Mercy hoapiUl for about ten day,
and then at the home of her' aunt
In Eugene for a few daya, waa brought
home laat Sunday. - . '
Strayed or atolen A amall jersey
cow with dark head and ahonldera.1
If not freah wlll .be aoon. , Mlaalns
alnce June lat Finder please notify
Arthur H. Ham, WendliDg, Oregoa.
Dr. and Mra. R. P. Mortenaen en
joyed a aeries of interesting visit
from relatives and close friends In
-In-Society
The Pine Needle Club spent .a
very pleasant afternoon at the hom
of Mr. Arthur Peterson, Thursday,
June lat. Converaattofl and needle
work were Ind aliped In aa saual, and.
dainty refreshment were served by
the boatesa. Members present were
Meadamea: Wilbur Lloyd, Hanna.
MicPberaon, Isaac Webb, Charley
Bowman, Walter Lax ton, lis Caateel.
Ike Iarimer, Karl Glrard, Will Dart
Ing, Arne Nelson, At Montgomery,
Bernlce Van Valzah, and hostees.
Guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Bert Doane, and Mra. William Culvei
Next meeting will be held at the borne
of Mrs. Ira Grey, of Thurston, June
15tb. '
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Mr. T. D. Tarnes was hostess to
the members of the Needle Craft
Club at her borne last Thursday.
Members present were, Mesdames:
C. Olaon, C. E. Fisher, F. B, Hamlh.
Robt Drury. W. H. Pollard. .H K.
Stewart. Wm. Killeen, O. H. Jarrett.
R. P. Mortenaen, A. P. McKinzey,
H. E. Walker, Dan Critee, Wm. Long
and S. R. DIppeL Guests for the af
ternoon were Mra. L. May and Mrs.
N. W. Emery ' .
The Club is holding their last meet
ing for the summer In the form of a
picnic up the Willamette next Tbur.
day. . . -
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Tha Kensington club held the laat,
meeting of the year, Friday, Jnne 2,
at the home of Mrs. J. E. Ed ward a.
Roses and peon I e were In profusion
throughout the room and the after
noon wa pleaaantly apent ; with
needle wcrk and games. A dainty
lunch waa aerved by the hosteaa.
Tha guests were Mrs. W. C Rebhan,
Mra. Elliott and Mra. W.' H. Adrian.
The member present 'were: Mea
damea Els Sutton. 8.-R. DIpphsH.
Korf, H. Whitney. Levi Neet, . Roth.
O. B. Keaaey, Annie Knox.. JjT, Moore
C E. 6warts,-C. E. When ton, L. May,
A. 3. Morgan and Mia Edna SwartsJ
On Tneaday, the Kensington club
eajoyed an all-day picnic oat near the
Cobarg bridge.
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EUGENE OREGON
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j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. 8. Land office at Rieeborg, Ore
gon, May 8L 1822.
Notice la hereby given that Jesse
Casteel.-ot Eugene, Oregon, who, on
May 10th, 1920, made Homestead En
try, Serial No. 012709, for the Efc of
NEK of Section 33, Township 18S,
Range 6W, Willamette Meridian, haa
filed notice, of Intention to : make
Final Three-year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above describee,
before E. O. Immel, U. 8. Commis
sioner, at his office, at Eugene, Ore
gon, on the 11th day of July, 1922.
Claimant names aa witnesses r
Frank Hadley, of Lorane, Oregon ;
Harvey' Had ley, of Lorane, Oregon;
Frank Rieck, of. Lorane, Oregon; and
Henry Hadley, of Lorane, Oregon.
W. H. CANON. Register, f '
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the paat few days. Mrs. J. E. Clark,
of Glendale, apent aeveral daya with
them, returning home Tneaday. Chas
Scbomaker and wife, of Roseburg. and
Mr. and Mra. Fred Moody, of Harrls
burg. apent . Sunday with them. Mr.
Shomaker la a brother of Mra. Mor
ten sen. .
t " : - i ". -Z
A aon waa born to ' Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Hlckpn, MaK,;in Mesry-:
R. Johnson, who lives on the Psclfic
highway, opposite N. H. Signor's,
remodeling his house.
Why Suffer from Rhevenetlsm-T
, Do yon know that nine eat of every
ten caeea of rhenmattem are aimply
rheumatism' ef the muscles or chrnnUr
rheamatlsm, neither of whch nqvlrm'
any .Internal treatment T The naini
niay e relieved by applying Chamber
lain's Liniment,' which - make sleep
and rest possible, and that eertaialy
mean a great deal to - any One- af
flicted with rhenmatiam. .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
At Pike's Peak
and wherever
else tourists o
they find "A. B. A." Cheques
readily accepted by railroads,
hotels, and business houses.
The only identification the holder need
furnish is his countersignature on each
Cheque in the presence of the person to
whom it is presented.
These Cheques are safe because until
countersigned they are of use only to
' the owner, and unsigned Cheques which
are lost or stolen may be replaced.
First National Bank
SPRINGFIELD OREGON
PHONE 51
MOON & MOON
Successor to Egglmana Bakery .
Makers of Mity-Nice Bread
Think twice and buy
Mity-Nice
Pies, Cakes and Rolls a Specialty
Patronize Your -Town
V. 8. Land office at Roseburg, Ore
gon, May 31, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Fenton
E. Dorsey, of Marcola, Oregon, who,
on May 28, 1920, made Homestead
Entry, Serial no. 012S72. for the SW
of Section 11. Township 18 S.
Range 2V, Willamette. Meridian, haa
tiled notice of intention to make
Final Three-year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above describee;,
before E. O. Immel, TJ. S. Commit
sloner, at his office at Eugene, Ore
gon, cn the ,12th day of July, 1922.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Karl
Kruk, of Marcola, Oregon; Leo Proch,
of Marcola, Oregon; I. S. Saunders,
of Marcola, Oregon and Daniel Carr,
of Marcola, Oregon. j
W. H. CANON, Register. i
AT A. ANDERSON
Barber Shop
' ' Two Barbers
Friday and Saturday
Specialty
. D. W. ROOF
JEWELER
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A
SPECIALTY
Springfield. Oregon
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
DENTIST
Phone 3
Springfield
Oregon
DR. N. W. EMERY
DENTIST
Sutton Bldg. Phone 20-J
Residence Phone 129-W
Springfield, Oregon
Chamberlain' Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Every family should keep this pre
paration at hand during the hot sum
mer months. It is almost euro to b
needed, and when that time comes,
is worth many times its cost. Buy it
now.
PUBLIC LAND SALE
I U. S. Land office at Roseburg, Ore
gon, May 8, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that, as di
rected by the commissioner of the
general land office, under provisions
of Sec. 2455, R. S., pursuant to the
application of Harry Edward Powers.
Serial No. 013776. we will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder,
but at aot leaa than $4 00 per acre, at
10 o'clock a. m., on the" 21st day of
June, next, at thla office, the follow
ing tract of land: Lota 5 and 8, Sea.
18, T. 193, R. 1W.. W. M. I
The sale will not be kept open, but;
will be declared closed when thos,!
present at the hour named have
ceased bidding, The person making
the highest bid will be repulred to
Immediately pay to the Receiver the
amount thereof.
Ay.. person claiming adversely the
ebove-descrlbed land are advised to
"!' h'r clnlm. or objection, on or
before tre 'me d,M?nrtte'l for sale.
W. H CANN, Rg .er.
COSSLER'S PRESSING
PARLOR
WALTER N. GOSSLER, Prop.
Cleaning. Pressing, Repairing, Dye
ing. Hata blocked. Suits made t
measure
Main Street 8prlngflald
between 3rd and 4th Oregon
W. F. WALKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Full Auto Equipment
W. O. W. block
Office phone 6S. Res. phone 67J
FRANK A. DEPUE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
utt0" 8prlngfleld
Bull"n Oregon
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