TH U R SD A Y,
JULY
3.
1924.
T H B B P R IN O F IB L D NEWS
PAGE THREE
UPPER W IL L A M E T T E
W ant to O akridge— Mr. and Mr». F. of y o unaatera call them selves, bave Munday when bn lived up to bis nam e
C. M ontgom ery and fam ily went to com pleted an Indian villa«« o u t of and caught a 40-pound salmon.
Mr, ami Mr«. An run T horoughm an (lakrldKe Sunday on an o u tln l
»dcln«» from the Booth Kelly »awmlll
mill lour iliililrnn Uorilno, N arvan,
Leaving for W asnlngton— Mra. Mil-
At first they uaed th e lum ber for an
W ant to W »ndllng— Ralph Couraon
l(<Ma Kinmn. Vooeeal o f Ixmg llia ili,
airp lan e about 20 fact Ion«, which ton Cyr and son Virgil a re leaving for
C alifornia, a re vlalting with relative» and Clayton B arber went to Weud failed In Its trial flight. Nothing daun- Belllnbam , W aahlnton eith e r July 7 or
a i T re a t and l'l« am iil Hill Mr» Thor- lln« Sunday to vlalt Mr. Barber*» bro tad, they erected a ahute the-ahutea. j *> » •» « » they will vlalt Mr». Cyr'»
«UKhin«n 1» |h« tlutiKliler of Mr. and ther, II .Vance Hurt)« r.
and now th e Indian village, which J l» ‘her, O. D. Lam oureaux for a month,
Mm. W. C. Urualitnnn and »later of
H«r» from W ashington— Mr. and they occasionally uhundon for th e ir
J . II. Uriwhman Mr and Mr». Thor Mr». L u th er McVey cam o Tuesday Internet In baiyball.
ouahm an expect to rem ain In Oregon from th 'd r horn« In Olympia. W ash
Mill to Shut Down—A tem p o rary
a f»w month« before retu rn in g 1« th eir ington, to look a fte r th eir Springfield
»hut-down of th e Booth K< II
sa w
hom e In O klahom a w here Mr. T hor- property.
mill will he effectiv e from W ednes
ouahm an 1» Inlereatm l In oil.
Is largely a matter of
Injurad Hand— I) Zim m erm an acci day night to Monday m orning on a c
Mr. and Mr«. M K. Hay» who have
right buying. You buy
boon at I'loaaant lllll »Inca th eir dentally aklnnnd tho back of hl« hund count of th e F ourth of July cele b ra
right, here.
School rloaed a t (lard ln er. Or< «on. at- badly In a »mall accident F rid ay In tion, according to O. H. J a rre tt, au-
perl nt endent.
tendllia the Teddy l.e a v ltle m eeting i th e Booth Kelly sawmill.
left for llnaebura b u t week to vlalt
W ent Fishing— Nela F lab er and
Moved to Spring»— lig ; Jenktn» and
w ith Mr« llay* m other.
family, nerom panp «I by Mr. Jonkln»* H arry Fundr» m w ent fishing a t H en
Mr a n i l Mr». W illiam Lawaon who
i brother, AI Jenklu», who have been drick« Bridge up thi- McKenzie S un
P H O N E 66
wore living with C F. Ilunny and fam
I vlallln« here from INirtland, moved day. They did not have quite a» Rood
ily when th eir home burned at T rent
luck a» Mr. Ff»her did th e previous
to H reltenbuah »pringa Monday.
h u t week a re now with th e ir »on nt
I'le tu a n t lllll Tile»d»y Mr». Lawaon
W are O lnner Q uetta— Mr and Mra.
fell from the porch at h er «on* home ! N. A. Ilowe w ere din n er KU“«t» a t th e I
and hua been confined to h er bed i bom» of Mr. und Mr«. Jo h n N oherj
■Ince.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr». ('. E Jordan are t r
Joying a visit from Mr«. Jordan mo- j Injured Eye—J W, M cBride of the
A bushieg education means future success and financial
tile r Mr» Hid Nell of Idaarove, Iowa I Ftnher L um ber com pany. Marcóla, was
independence.
It is the difference between a mere job at
I ’ I k u h a re belli« m ade for the an-1 lo town Saturday to have a piece o f '
so much per, and a real position.
liunl neighborhood picnic which It; em ery rem oved from th e lid of lila '
held th e Fourth of July In th e p icnic' loft eye.
Our school will be In session during the summer months,
«toy« on th e T F. C ircle ranch at
and we Invite you to join one of our classes Monday.
Injured H and—L. E, I’aulu« of Mar- ,
E nterprl»«. Realdent of I'lvaaant Hill I cola, em ploye o f th e Flnber Lum ber
K nlerprlae. and Cloverdale tu u ally at-,
rom pan t ran a »pllntar In hla right
It's a good school
the rates are reasonable.
lend thl« picnic which 1» looked for
thum b while hum illo« lum ber the
w ard to aa one of feaallng and re« I
pa>t week.
In«
At th e b*ptl»m a| serv ice held nt I Spectlal T rain Changed— T he -p e
th e Coant Fork bridge Sunday J u n e 1 d a l S outhern Pacific train to W end-
E U G E N E , O REG O N
2!> ihoae who had Joined th e C hrlatlan I lln« and back which waa tak en off
Church during the T eddy L eavllte. Funda;! will be off S aturday, hut p u t
A. E. Roberta, Praaident
Phone 666
992 W illa m e tte Street
m eeting* »Ince th e l«ct l>nptl»m Ju n e buck again for Sunday.
22 w ere b aptlied
A lar«e n u m b e r'
H ave Indian Village— T he "South i
of member» went to W altervllle In j
S cond S treet Uan«.*’ a* a live hunch ;
th e evening to a tten d th e meeting»
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being conduct d by the tx»nvllte Soul j
W innl« team at th a t place.
T H E DESSERT LOOKED
Mr and Mr» ('. F llv d e a re enjoy-
F O R W A R D TO
In« a vl>li from Mr Hyde'» m other,
a t d in n er Is alw ays Ice cream .
a ld e r and her baby from W ashington.
Many persons sa y our cream Is
b e tte r th a n hom e m ade Ice
R eturn*d from
E a ite rn
O regon—
Mr> II T M itchell and eon. D K.
cream —It Is so cream y, rich and
Mitt h d l. h a ie retu rn ed from onafern,
full of the m ost delicious pure
O regon a fte r »pendlp« 2*4 week»
flavoring. They alw ays ask for
there.
They w ere acom punied by
a second helping of o u r cream .
Ml»» J e a n e tte W lllgerodt of Enter-
l»rl«e. who expect« to m ake all ex
tended vl»lt nt th e homo of Mr. and
Mr«. D allas Murphy.
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Bellingham la Mrs. Cyr*» old home. ter Mary Elizabeth, and Mr. Carl Ot-
Thia la her first trip back for a ll aon picnicked
at Dilley's
pirate
years.
grounds on Coast Fork Sunday.
Pienickad on Coast Fork— Mr. and j The Carbollneum W ood-ITesorvlnc
Mrs. O. B. Kiwaey, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. (company shipped two carload» of erw-
Swart» and Mias Edna Swarts Mr. loaoted poles to Brooklyn, Oregon
and Mra. H arry W hitney and dnugb- . urday.
THRIFT
UaL-
I C E
FREE DELIVERY
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Eastman Grocery
Holverson Bros, Props.
What It Means to Y ou
Eugene Business College
ANYW HERE
You and the family can visit Portland at surprisingly
small expense.
Take advantage of Southern Pacific season tickets.
Sold any day; 15 days stopover privilege.
Week-end fares are still lower. Start Friday, Saturday,
or Sunday.
Its comfort, safety, and convenience, make Southern
Pacific service worth more to you than any other
form c f transportation.
Special
this week
for $1.39
Gold Gillette
Razor, formerly
selling at $6.00
Sfjringfleld
$127.60 AiaSBLZ
And a 50c Tube
Colonial Club
S having Cream
It’s Automatic
FAiRBANKS-M ORSE
HOME WATER HAN’T
U S T turn any faucet— in
home, dairy or barn— »ml
y ou git an abundance of run
ning w ater, under presiure.
N ot a »witch to turn or ad
justment to make. T i e plant
J
“See Our Window”
operate« from any electric light
torket or home lighting plant
circuit. Pump« water from ci»-
tern , »hallow w e ll, »prlng,
»•ream or l«ke. 11»» »turdy gal
vanized »teel tank. Dependable
Fairbank»- Morse Pump. Ca
p a c ity 2 0 0 gallon» p e r
h o u r. See iu tor detail».
For fu ll information ask any Southern Pacific Agent
Southern Pacific
EGGIMANN’S
C. OLSON, Local Agent
Phone 65
To Gasoline Users of Springfield
Dj
and Vicinity
aa
aa
as
We take pleasure in announcing we are now ready to serve Lubricating Gasoline to the car
owners of Lane County.
LOOK FOR OUR SIGN AND GIVE LU B R IC A TIN G GASOLINE A T R IA L .
LUBRICATING GAS
Is a Scientific Petroleum Product— A Food for the Combustion Chamber
No Carbon— Greater Mileage— A Cool Motor
Own Your
Home
F.J.GRIM
ES / /
P tU M B IN G C O M P A N Y
T he homo ow ner la eathllshod
In th e com m unity. H e takes a
keen In tereat In local a c tlv 'tle s
ff ^ p c l n t f f i e l d , P h o n e ? '
See pump demonstrated In our
window.
In order, to mako his property
tncreaao In value. M oreover, ihe
1« Independent and fu rth e r on
hla way to prosperity.
ÜNIV^ITY'fOREGON
Ai
Wo know of m any E ugene peo
ple who accu m u lated th e first
paym ent on th e ir hom e by sav
ing with ua h ere a t th e F irst
Nnlloniil
W hy n o t open your
account today and m ako your
sU rtT
a e
aï
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Lubricating Gasoline Lubricates B
BY THE LUBRICATION of machinery we re
duce friction; by the reduction of friction we re
duce the amount of power necessary to propel the
machine—and can therefore reduce the amount
of fuel necessary to produce sufficient power;
hence an Increase in mileage with a saving of
fuel.
By the use of LUBRICATING GASOLINE the
carbon is removed from the cylinders, eliminating
the stinking, burning and pitting of valves, excea-
sive wear on pi3ton and scored cylinders. With
the elimination of carbon you have done away
with the excessive heat and pre-ignition.
It is proven by actual test that you cannot boil
the water in your radiator while using LUBRI
CATING GASOLINE.
Drive in to our station and bave your gasoline
tank filled with a superior gasoline.
It Cost No More Than Ordinary Gasoline.
Lubricating Gasoline is being sold by over thirty of the largest garages and service stations in the
city of Portland at the present time.
Get our prices on tires before going elsewhere.
many others.
Goodyear, Goodrich, Gates, Fisk, U. S. and
Bosch and Delco Ignition Systems, Stroniberg Carburetors and Gabriel Snubbers sold on trial.
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contains
Th e College of Literature, Science
and the A rt» with 22 departments.
The professional school» of A rc h i
tecture and A llie d A * » ~ Business
Adm inistration—Ed u * tlo n —G rad
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u ate S tu d y— J o u rn a lis m — Law—
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um ta TA» R rjittr a r , U n lO tritty o f
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Spingfield Garage
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Authorized For« ind Chevrolet Service
414
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