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TirTRSDAT. JULY 13. 1922.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TOWN AND VICINITY
phono. Th names ot Ihrt vounjr poi
pli tore Lawrence lVwcy tiosalor, ot
Camp Creek, ami Mis' Ruljr KlU.v
both lUrhrrt. of Thuraton.
R U. Sankey
hmise. formerly
retito'ic. on F
ami 4th.
Is rmoilr.nft W
the Alfred I'lftelow
street, between 3kI
W. N. Gosslor. cleaning ami prrst
Inn ami A. A. Amlerson, barber, h.ive
had fine new lnUw algrt painted.
Th W. O. W. win have n j'fr
Sirlon feed next Tuesday ntsht fir
frirutar meeting. Visiting Woodmen
-lconie.
Dr. Pollard has commenced an ct
tensive renioiloHnjt of bis residence:
raising the roof, to rnevl.ie for some
rooms atwe; covering the main build
ing and the front porch under ope
slope, with a dormer projection; and
britipir.K the front and ro;r porilvs
cut flush with the west wall.
Dr. S. Ralrh Ptpple. dentist. Spring
field. Oreron.
acre I t on ;-:n St. .msh nio a-t
Mrs. Carl A. retterson h.is retired' vwi .,, monev. A. M. I'lutt
from her position at th First Nation- E r;tn street. Cleveland. Ohio.
al bank. Miss Chloe McBec, tlatin.i-;
Subscribe for iho News at $1.25. nd
pot a photoaraph of yourself or any
member of your family free. ,
Mrs. Hoy Mealy moved from Albsnr
To Sprlngfletd. w'.th her Jiouh. hull
soods. Tuesd.iy. and will make her
-,::-e w'ii b-r rarents. Vr. and Mrs.
Robert Sldwell.
hi,
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ter of
plae.
E. F. McBse, has taken her
An error recurred In the report t-f
a wedding at Thurston List week,
through n misunderstanding ot n
cama, as revejeved rvor the tel
Riverside Dairy
FRESH JERSEY MILK
AND CREAM DAILY
T- B. TESTED COWS
W. F. Cline
SPRINGFIELD. OREGON
PHONE 34F3
It was announced some time bjm
that the street car company would
'make special rediictlor-s to university,
students reaidiPR In Springfttdd or
between her and th university. It
d that this Is to be
i done by the tssiM of books of h.ilf
f.iro tickets, to students only, and nid .
trar.sfrabte. j
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lest. Key i In w'.t'j aboti! S kei.
, including one For. I key. On or ah. nit
(J nr. 12. Leave at News office ana
; receive rc-war-l.
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SUMMER IS THE
SEASON OF SUDDEN
ILLS
You should, therefore,
equip your medicine cabi
net with remedies that may
be needed in combatting
sudden illness. A remedy
for stomach and bowel
troubles when needed. Is
needed promptly.
HOBSON'S BALSAM
Is a remedy that will
promptly relieve stomacn
and bowel complaints. It Is
made from the juice of
selected ripe berries and
aromatic.
Resides beins an effectual
remedy for all bowel mala
dies it is unsuiTias.sed as a
tonic and appetizer.
Frico 3 cents
movement for thrift and saving, it
Is reselling out for the hoarded nnd
hidden money earned hy the timid;
It offers them a rnif? Invetmnt and
a high rsto of Interest. The postal
savings system has been In operation
more than twelve years and has bn
success. It affords one of the lie.d
mediums fr people who can save tmlj
small amounts at a time. Ten cent
stamps are sold, and when a person
has ten stamps they can be exchatir. d '
for a $t Interest bearing postal sa.--.
Ings certificate, I'ostiil sligs have
proved very popular, many peopl
having purchased tho limit of $2. "00
"The gove i-nmcnt wlsn offers Tien i-
tipy Savings Certificates for tho-..,
who want t, Invest In larger amounts
They are sold In denominations of .". j
$100 and $l'Wi. at l-'O. $S" nnd ;in :
Those ceitltleates atv exempt from ,
s'ate and locaj taxation (except s-,
late and lpl-erltar.ee taxes rn. frt.in .
li-.e 1101 mill federal Income tax. pttvu-j
Ing f.'ur s.'d onetialf per cent Inter
est compounded semiannually, ie-i
deeinn!l 111 five years. They make
a mest tt;!(c:le Investment far the
tcrson of small mentis, the wage
earner. lh fanner, and for the w
men and rlilldren who aie slrllng
to save l:i nmn',1 lots.
"Postal ravl"gi a-.d treasury sav.
incs rertifie i:cs can b" b' me. at
lativ po-.t off!c, The re-'' of,'ce thus
t.eeoii'.ei (he b.ipk i f the n'tinll linos-
r. Fv. ry person wish lltt:,- m-ie.-v
t i save ran easily t it' ll a po-t office,
ami r,ro-n ;' nir-ii,".' Is In the hi-i.N
cf the K'-'.e-tilo
' s ife. If l-W"s
as a Oi-I i
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evo'iines.
!a" t!r World's I- '
is takt;i hy Mrs. Ida
K St. rhor.e 113 W,
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THEY WENT FISHINQ
Two men look a dip Into th
woods to hunt and flnli. Purlnff
the trip one of them bad the
inls.'orlii'ie to loso his pmket
book and (he oilier one lost his
cheek book.
When' they discovered their loss
one of (hem laughed for lie knew
he could rsslly get another
clieek book. Put (lie other mn't
did not ImiKh, lie lmrre
ha. k to the woo.ls ami spent
many hours 1, oning for
niotiey.
If the hek!iig Hystrni had no
other value It would be well
worth while fioiu (ho standpoint
of suf.'sv alone but there ac
ninny oilier nilvaii'iiKcs, lo)
Nine times ns l iiieh liusinens Ih
doi'e each day with die, ks as
Is (loiio with cash.
Yon will enjoy tho prntnpt and
rnrrhil service n Klve (. ail
who favor us with their patror- ,
ng.
Think It oer.
The First
National Bank
OF EUCENE
Rcsoiircs of cvr Tiueo
Mdlion
Eugene Business
College
SHORTHAND
TYPEWRITING
BOOKKEEPING
Invest In it biiKlnrutt edttcn
tlon. ?( will pay you well.
A ti'lt'pboue call of a jiontal
card brln-'s you our rata-
Eugene Business College
A .E Roberts, Pres.
Phono CS6
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A. ". Trrvi.s, her d.t:tg'fer
J M'-rrow. of S.iV:;n. and th-
two little boys sport Mandav
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COMMUNITY CASH STORE
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT. WHY PAY MORE?
Seedless Esusins, per pkg 15c
2r2 oz. pkg. Our Advertiser Tobacco 10c
2 oz. cans Sardines 25c
2 Glasses Jelly 25c
Jar Rubbers, per doz 5c
Mixed Cookies, per lb 25c
W. M. GREEN, Proprietor
THE LEADING CROCER
Telephone 32.
a ril, ut ;ho In u;( L-f Mr. mid Mr.-,.
W. It. V iv.fi. v. -t if l:-v Its. M.'.
Wing 1:1 a hroib'-r of M.s. Travis.
The c tni loyi -i c;f the I'i ..f.'i Ki.Py
i ci in; any aro to have a am. ill r.il.-ie l.i
i wr.ges. The ainount has net y, t bec.i
j announced. The common rumor Is
that It will be from 10 to 40 ten's n
I lay for common labor ut the mill.
I The logsers at the camps above
Wendllna; have been offeud a ral.e
ot 13 cent a day for common labor.
r "
nl live
'11 tie wor
! . a nt
in if! I I',: -i'i t : e
n 'e n I. A r If a :'. '
':". an iM eer:1", al"
on.
! (wtina ! --r I'tmlht will 'nke pt
ur In e i!:i':'C th v.ork!ur .f
'h'H "yitem In nil Pi ile-r, i to any
liojiilrer. It N th" duly of potni"
!,'- to further the wmkl'in of th 1 a
iiiivinai tivtteM, r.vll a all rth-r
work of the pimtofflee derartment.
TERMS AND ADVANTAGES
OREGON INDUSTRIES
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
A clothes premier? la now Incor
porated ai part of the equipment of
a truveler'a wardrobe trunk an dec-
OF POSTAL SAVINGS trie lron with cord, a rack for holdlnti'
the Iron firmly In place anda dlnap-'
From a terent atafment Ihru"iI hr rearlnjt Iron hoard. The "dlmipp'-ar- j
Lew Wallace, Jr.. director of the f. Inft" meana It tin k away out of alRht ;
S. rovernmtnt SavliiRH System, w. in the trunk when not In ue. j
I gather these polnta reRardlnn the! Orepon manufarturem have provet. i
'postal Bavlnjts ayatem: that they can en'iul the Yankee In-j
Th I nlted S;alei Rovernment hnn genulty of nny r"ther (IfKlirnerii of slm-j
become actively enguced In a gre;it liar artlrlei. On-g-m m ide tnink '
Mr lm
VVM;, ;i)'i' 5 l i (HARTFORD ?
Th UNIVERSITY gf OREGON
contain:
Tho eollc of Lturatur. Scienca
and tha Art with 21 department.
Th profeiuonal achoolt of ArcKi
tectur Butmea Administration -Education-Gradual
Study -Law
Madtcina Muwc Phucal EducationSociology.
Th 47th Year Opeoi October 2. 1922
Foraotiototui or any information
writ Tha Krgutrar, tnlit jilj) of
Ortjoo. tuttnt. Off ion.
fttlini-n la comparrttlvely new. ami
eiiiiiiieiu! lliiel( tn the ill-irrimlnulini?
pioi witiiiiil woman traveler 1'poii
rilal In mr hulel iixiiii iho niajr
t'J.eli her I ll 'K.ll llliljo Ili.l', lllnhuliU,
m,i'il).. tiaiak, tl it fti I.I t'ie Ii'oiiIiik
board. Like out the electric linn, ut-
t.l, ll It t. Ihf i.atl KOlket 1111,1 HIIUMltft
tli tier e!t !!:.-., i!it f,re foilh ait
xllok Bil l npillt in olio pleilitod,
AiiiilI. T lli s n luii:! r pro l ut !.
.liKtiy U tonVoiu h-rw lirooli lull,
'll" Illl'li.eH f.OMl-ity I 1 : l 1 1, ' 1 i. d t V
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WH. C. HUGHES
r;rE and auto inju.tancc
:!ii.-,'iMr to Jo si I'd A.inU and
I'ul.'l. r K M I !i, i huh liiMirani c
1 ml. .I, i.fr.i-,
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
.''ir;ill.e:, (Jicicott
A. A. ANDERSON.
Barber Shop
Two Barbers
Friday nnd Saturday
Razors Honed 50c
Guaranteed
D. W. ROOF
JEWELER
HNK W ATC H ll KIM Ml ING A
8ri.( IAI.TY
Springfield. Oregon
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
DENTIST
Plionu 3
Springfield
Oregon
Not
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DR. fj. VV. MERY
PENTIST
Button Bl-.'y. Phona 20-J
Heiiilrnca Phooa l9V
Springfield, Creaon
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IT'S only fair to leave this t're question up to
a third party who has noihin4 to jSuin or lose.
Walk up to the driver of any car you see equipped
with HartforJ Crrd Tires. Ask htm whether he
will recommend them to you whether he is go
in to buy thern again.
Vv'e believe you'll come to ut for II?rtfcrd Cords
on the stength of his answer.
BQ9 a?vt pr Hh ifn imfm nniim ftets
W. N. COSSLER
Cleaning and Pressing
Suits to Order
Main Street THojihone
Iictweoii 3rd & 4th til
KAtu ft,, r r
O i.;-.; a!.'i '33 xji a
e.'l vy.'. rr.i
r. O. SPENCE?.
JP. tees on 1 lartord Passenger Cr.r Tiros and Tubes, rfjcttve '..,
ere not subject to u-ar.;a, the war-tax having Oct n inrlu.hJ. .
TP" ll S"k ET t m
That's What MalESoeis o2 Housewives Do
They know that Good
Baking Powder can't be
sold for less; that "More
for the Money" means
bake -day failures, waste
of time and money; that
Calumet means economy.
W. F. WALKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Full Auto Eu pruent
W. O. W. block
FRANK A. DE PUE
attorney at law
notarv public
Sutton
Building
Springfield
Oregon
l'''-r a fin.- Suit and a
Jf'riVit l'!l, to
RAMSEY, The Tailor
7 TTf f-r--.
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Tho World's Greatest Baking Powder
Guararitaa Oivsiu
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