The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006, December 13, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

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    PAGE SIX
THE SPRUNG HELD NEWS
Mra. K eeler In P o rtla n d — Mra. Ku.
Hom« Y eitofd»»— Mr«. J. C. P » rk *
waa removed to her home from the
M e rry hospital In Eugene yesterday.
Returned from Montana— M r an I
M r * Tru m an Ga.v returned from a
month's sojourn in Billings, M ontana,
on Sunday eveulng
III at Home— John S h u lti of F all
C reek who has been 111 at his home In
F a ll Creek for the past week is alow
gene K e a te r le ft yesterday on a bus!
nest trip to Portland. She w ill stop
at the home o f bar daughter. M rs K
O.
Jarvis H e r return la expected to .
| Adm itted to Hospital— Mra. Joseph
M itch ell of W hat Springfield was ad- morrow.
| m illed to the Springfield hospital on
W lnaanriads
E n te rta in - M r
and
Tuesday.
Mra. John W tn ie n rte d entertaleil with
W en t to Idaho— M l-a Oall G ray of a six o'clock dinner oh F riday night
the Mode m illin ery shop left for T w in tor M rs F ran k Sm ith of Portland, amt
Falls, Idaho. Tuesday morning where her parenta, M r and M rs John Fugate
she w ill spend some time w ith her of Eugene. IX n n e r gueats of the W in-
parents
She w ill return a fte r the senrteds on Sunday fo r four o'clock
Christm as and New Y ear holiday«
dinner were M r and M rt J. C. Ifisrker
THURSDAY DRCKMBKR 13. 1928
S. P. Engineer In Tow n— A South
ern Factfic engineer, who refuees to
give hie name or any Inform ation
about hlm <elf. arrived here Tuesday,
preaumubly from Portland, bringing
w ith him In s tru m e n ti and tools. He
w ill be tu this vicin ity fo r the neat
tw o weeks on (he company's buslne*«
This is
The Place
You moat certainly w ill find the
lie ti ami moat com plete assort­
m ent of candles at Egglmana.
A ntlcliuitliig an ex tra deutajid
this X m a * we have aaerm bled
«li extra large amount of fancy
packed c im i ill«». or you may have
them packed to order
W h a t­
ever eort of candy you want
you are ture to find It here.
Stock Reducing
S a le
ly recovering
Installed Radio— Alfred J Morgan '
manual trainin g teacher at the Spring«
field high school, has had a radio I n - >
stalled in h i* house early this week.
M ra. Cogill ill— Mrs. Prank Cogill la
quite ill at her home She was taken
sick last week and took a turn for the
worse on Monday night
W e n t Hunting— Jess Seavey. R on­
ald Roberta, H a rry W atson and W .
H . A drian went hunting for ducks be­
low Coburg on Sunday.
Home from Hospital— Mrs. Fred
Geissler. who underwent a m a jo r op­
eration tw o weeks ago a t the Mercy
hospital in Eugene, is expected home
today.
Injured Hand— W A L am bert in
jured his hand w hile w orking at the
Booth-Kelly m ill on Wednesday. He
ran a large slivver through his fin
g er w hile handling timbers.
Going to San Francisco— Mrs. W il­
liam Becker and fam ily left yesterday
fo r C alifornia.
They
are driving
through to San Fsancisco where they
w ill be joined by M r Becker
Leaving fo r C alifornia— John Mason
is leaving fo r C alifornia this week
where he «rill spend the w in te r H e Is
going for his health, and w ill probably
return to Springfield in the spring
H e may go on into Mexico before his
return to this city.
Convalescing a fte r Illness— Mrs. E.
W D rew of lionna was removed from
the Mercy hospital in Eugene to the
home o f the John Adams fam ily on
Tuesday where she w ill rem ain for
a few days She recently underwent
a m ajo r operation
this Xmas
The Cheney Phonograph
Plays all records
design
No needle noise
Some
good uted bargains in Victors, Edisons. C olum bia*
Eugene Music Shop
8 East 9th
SATURDAY
M. A. Roach
A Peter B. Kyne Story with
H E LE N E C H AD W IC K
C LAIR E W INDSOR
NORMAN KERRY
Tw o reel Comedy—
"H om e Brewed Y o u th ”
M a k e T h is A n
SUNDAY
E le c tr ic a l X m a s
Theodore Roberts
UWK-Oxi *Mt M iw n x w tr u i
A N O T H E R S H IP M E N T
O F ORANGES
H ave arrived.
Get your Xmas Oranges now.
Naval Orange* $1.50 Bushel.
New
IN
( (
Electrical Gifts That Are
Always W anted
TOASTERS
AMERICAN BEAUTIES
CURLING IRON
FLASHLIGHT
TABLE STOVE
DIMA-LITE
READING LAMP
COZY (¡LOW HEATER
envelope hung
a r o u n d th e d o ll's Be, k. and the slips
the names of g irl* were givp[] ou{
•B R O T H E R S UNDER
T H E S K IN ”
(9th Street Store
R o b t Callahan
1 .
an
Bell Theatre
W o nd erful lone and b eau tiful tu
J10 a month place* a Cheney In your home for Xm as
UNIVERSAL IRON
in
TR AD E AT C R A Y ’S”
J. W. Stevens
P layer IXanos a specialty. R eatoualtle terms.
WAFFLE IRONS
-ealed
IT A LW A Y S PAYS TO
New standard Pianos— guaranteed 10 yearn—S ta rt your boy and g irl
HOT POINT IRON
T h e doll contest conducted for sev.
rr a l weeks p;-st by the Ketels drug
store dosed Tuesday night, and it
H announced bv J F. K e te l, that the
person drawing the check w ith the
name A n n a ' on It Is winner.
The
w inner may call at the store and re­
ceive the 24-lnch doll.
O ver 750 tickets were given free
w ith purchases. The winning slip
EGGIMANN’S
unti fo r a sh o rt (line I w ill
on
these articles, fo r cash.
Pianos, $15 down, $10 a month
PERCOLATORS
"A nna” G e t- Doll
cycles anti Bicycle T ires,
m ake a big reduction
E n tertain ed w ith D in ner— An an­
niversary dinner was given by M i.j
and Mrs. W. H. Adrian at th e ir home
here in Springfield on Monday night.
M r and Mrs. O. E. Adrian of Eugene
whose 33rd wedding anniversary was
the occasion of the festivities were
the honor guests. Mrs. Fat Adrian of
Eugene was a!s<> p resent
— -----------------------------
I mu over stocked on B i­
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR XMAS
Gumpy’’
Comedy—
G
R
A
Y
5
C A S M iC A R R y
“I T ’S A G IF T ”
I
’J
MONDAY
OUR BIC C O U N TR Y STORE
N IG H T W IT H RECULAR
PIC TU R E PROGRAM
G IVIN G AW AY MORE
CAN AR IES
WESTINGHOUSE LAMPS for all purposes
W EDNESDAY
C O LLEEN MOORE
in
Henderer Electric Supply
“ LOOK YOUR B E S T ”
A R upert Hughes P icture
Comedy— "His Wife’s Friend”
FARMERS EXCHANGE
The Christmas Gift Store of
Springfield
A nd a store where you receive
courteous service
Shop here to save and for
Satisfaction
The Gifts are too numerous to mention__
I-adles silk U m brella*, $10 values
B e a u tifu l g ift blouses in special X iiih h sale
15.96
$4.50 to $!».7B
Ladles silk camisole. be a u tifu l lace trim m ed,
hand embroidered, in a ll shades
$1.50 tip
In d ie s «Ilk com bination «nit«
$1.50 up
We ca rry a big variety o f fancy w ork, guest towels
I u rk is h towel«, bureau and dresser scarfs.
FOR M OTHER
In d ie s hamlkep- hlefs, pure linen, baud embroidered
latest novelties.
Special offerings o f a w o n d e rfu l selection o f w om en’s
hand hag« at reduced price«
g j g0
Rocker
Rugs
Floor Lamp
We ca rry a fu ll line of B uster Brow n ludies «Ilk
stocking« in a ll shade«
Electric Percolator
A b e autifu l assortm ent of children'« am i ladies' «Uppers
$1.00 up
In big varieties o f color« at g re a tly reduced price«.
Silverware
Pyrex
Heavy silk hose fo r men
Alminum Ware
75,
Wool sport sweater*
S ilk handkerchief« fo r men
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS
Aii Guns
O ur big «election o f Hue unbreakable doll« make«
a w onderful g ift and sure w ill please I be children.
T ricycles
FOR TH E W HOLE F A M ILY
Safety Razor
Arm Chair
Keen Cutter Tool in Holly Box
Pocket Knife
A NEW
COLONIAL
RANGE
$65.00
to
22 00
5oc. $1.00
Pure linen handkerchief«, fancy garters, arm hand«
and etc., snllabb lo r men fo r Christum « pre«ents’
Wagons
FOR DAD
W onderful «election o f «ilk mid kn itte d ties to
««lb any lasle
r,Oc
Kiddie Cura
W ill be glad to «bow you all, and rem em ber
r
Pedai Cars
I
“ We M w a ys Sell it for Less"
Wright & Son
—
Farmers Exchange