THURSDAY JAN. 1. IP2S
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Mr». Cheater Elsnut of Eugene
Ill this Week Mrs M lnney. inolher
of Frank Mlnney, Is III at her son’s brought her baby to Sprlngft* Id for
me,Real treat meat Friday.
home In Vida this week.
Mrs. Annie Woods of Goshen Is III
M ill to Run The local Booth Kelly
this week.
sawmill will operate all day as usual
Mr». L. M Sh. lley was In town for
o<n New Y ears Day. according to O.
treatment Friday,
It. Jarrett, superintendent.
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entered as second class matter February 2«. 1903 at the
L. Griggs of Eugene was a Spring
Discharged from Hospital Ruby
A Chicago woman. S3 years old. Is grow ing her
poatofflce, Springfield. Oregon
field visitor for ninllcut trontment
thirvl set o f teeth. If we all could replace ’em like Mortlu of Eugene, »ho was a typhoid Friday.
M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
patient at the Sprlngteld general I»«»-
that we would have the dentist beat.
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One Year In Advance.......$1.34
Three Months
ptal. was discharged front the hospital
Henry II. Halley of Motor route It
811 M onths
75c
Single Copy ....
Is 111 thia we» k,
A d irty Irish tric k . A th ie f in a Chicago room 'Tuesday.
Jai*an is peeved because we propose to hold
naval maneuvers this sum m er at the Haw aiian
islands. Likewise she is offended at Great llr ilu ia
PubBshed Crary TUuraJay at
because o f the com pletion o f the Slgn-ipore base.
SpringtleW, Lans Countjr. Dragon. by
In the m eantim e we shoot up a fifte e n m illion
THE WILLAMETTE PRESS
d o lla r battleship to show the w orld w hat good
H. E MAXEY. Editor
F. C. WKSTKRFIELD. Mnnafr»r sports we are.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Employ New Cashier Mt <. Madge
France, wife of M. L. France, former
A new w ay to get even! When K arl Moervhen of S utllern I'adflc depot ug nl. begun
B erlin jilted Frieda M attich she poured kerosene h e r ’work Saturday in (he tot al depot
,'.is «ashler for the Southern Pacifist
on him and burned him to death.
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'Kalla y company.
Mr, an I Mrs.
School attendance in lam e co u n ty is 9,670 as France formerly lived al Rcodspott
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OUR RETIRING MAYOR
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A fte r fo r yeansu o f fa ith fu l service' M ayor
Charles Eggim ann re tire d last evening handing
over the o ffice to his successor. D uring his term
o f m ayor “ C harlie” Eggim ann has always been
on the job. Even those who m ay have disagreed
year.
a little w ith some o f his policies adm it that. D u r compared with 9.119 last
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Homer Gulley was In town fruit,
in g his w ear o f o ffice he has never missed a coun
f o x i e r Saturday.
E d i t o r i a l
C o m m e n t
c il m eeting— a record th a t very few m ayors in
Dale Klntsley of Fall Creek received
Oregon o r anywhere else can Cairn. He retires
OREGON ON THE UPGRADE
medical treatment In Springfield Sat
w ith the respect and good wishes o f his fellow
Dens report, reproduced oa another page In thia Jsau urday.
tow nsm en. M ay a ll o u r m ayors in fu tu re be as together with items gleaned from pre*» reports of the day.
Mrs. D. Morgun was In from Murra
fa ith fu l to th e ir duties as “ C harlie” Eggim ann.
sound an optimistic note that I* significant.
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in Saturday.
Consider the following facts:
Mrs. J A. Harvey of Dexter was a
Portland, during the fiscal year ending June 30. was Springfield visitor Saturday.
the lending wheat export port of the nation.
Mrs J A. Hills of Lowell was In
Wheat, at present, is holding al the year’s top level. town for medical treatment Monday.
The foreign demand for flour Is strengthening.
C. II. lA jole of Douglas Gardens Is
During fhe last week of the month, the volume of orders III at hts home this week.
for lumber was largely In excess of the total cut of West
Ruth Roney of Goshen was In town
Coast mills. During the week, the mills sold 131.418.7S7 Monday.
feet, of which 52 per cent will be delivered by rail. This
M rs. Frank Sears of Cottage Grove
indicates that the world's greatest market—the domestic was In on business Wednesday.
demand of the United States— is rapidly coming back Into
its own.
Annual Pesm
Pine m ills are experiencing a sharp advance in price,
Departed—but. ah. not forgotten
regulting In some Instances In an extension of winter log
ta genial, happy J. Plunk Dawes.
ging operations.
H e wore a long, long beard of cotton
A cargo of 130.000 boxes of apples, « record shipment
In that great role as Santa Claus.
for the port, is being loaded for the United Kingdom.
The demand for Oregon prunes is strengthening.
Card of T hanks
Foreign and domestic consumption Is making steady In
We wish to «xpress our sincere
roads Into the unsold supply» here.
A clip of 700,000 pounds of wool auctioned off at Port thanks to the neighbors and friends
land—the world's larg-st prlraar” wool market—shattered for their assistance, comfort and
a five-year record In price. Part of this dtp brought 55V, flowers given us during the long Illness
and at the death of our beloved wife
cents per pound.
These facts are refreshing. Healthy conditions existing and moth«r
Andrew Nystrom and family.
In world markets for On gon basic resources— lumber. I
wool, grain, fruit—speaks well fo the future.—Oregon Busl
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C O M M U N ITY LO Y A LT Y
Have you ever stopped to Consider the fact th a t
lo y a lty to co m m u n tiy interests is the highest form
o f patriotism . Show us the man w ho is lo ya l and
tru e to every interest o f his ow n co m m u n ity and
we w ill show you in that same individual a man
In w hom his c o u n try can report absolute con
fidence in any em ergency th a t calls fo r his al
legiance.
On the o th e r hand, the man w ho is careless and
unconcerned fo r the interests o f his com m unity
Is most apt to display the same spirit o f in d iffe r
ence tow ard his governm ent o r his state should
any serious danger threaten either.
T r y to im agine an entire state composed o f in
num erable com m unities w’elded and cemented In
to a sym m eretiaal whole, each s triv in g to excel
th e others, but each fro m its ow n local lo ya lty
developing a broader and deeper lo y a lty that
reaches out and embraces the whole.
T h is w ould be brought about If we could be
b ro u g h t to see th a t we owe allegiance to o u r own
people, th a t the prosperity and success o f others
is in no wise a d e trim ent to ns. but ra th e r a help,
th a t I f each co m m u n ity w ould develop itse lf to the
utm os. m a te ria lly, m entally and m o ra lly— none
w ould need be envious o f others, neither would oess.
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any need do a u ght but to detract from an o th e r’s
tite re s t.
if European countries really want to hasten the tlm ■
Let us develop co m m u n ity lo y a lty to the fu ll
for practical armaments reduction they should a'd In I
th e highest possible fo rm o f patriotism .
making the Dawes plan an early success rather than In
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The Coos B ay Tim es published a handsome
C hristm as edition o f 72 pages. It is a valuable
review o f the business, in d u s try and civic develop
m ent o f southw estern Oregon and portrays the
progressive s p irit o f th is great co m m u n ity as
w e ll as the publishers.
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Eighth Grad» Examination
The uniform »tat n gliili gr.nl ex
aminations win h» given at school»
which bate pupil« who have com |lled
with the conditions the law Intpossa
amt for whom questions have been
asked, on Thursday and Frldtty J a n tt
ary 8 a' d 9. 1935
E J MOORE. Countv t -hnol Rupt.
Dec 25. Jam t
ing house stole a ll the shoes belonging to fifty
sleeping lodgers.
THURSDAY JAN. 1. 1925
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Mrs C. L. Wullace of Jasper wax In
town on business Hal unlay
Prices Reduced
on Westinghouse Mazda Lamps
Effective January first
Henderer Electric Supply
Springfield Hospital
Dr. Hogg. Prop.
Rooms $3.50 per day
Wards $2.50 per day
B. Valenzuela, Supt.
IT S
M ORE
THAN
OOOO
It Is positively delicious.
Every-
on. who eats our |ce cream «4)s
(hat.
Answer to last w »sk’s puzxls.
Ami why hot?
Il Is made
fmm the purest material« In a
sanitary factory In all flavor«
Ord' r »umc to-day In bulk or
publishing meaningless protocols from Geneva. Dubuque I
Ttmes-Journal.
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brick and see for yourself.
Cor-
talnly we deliver It.
The Soviet is naturally enraged because the United
States left a brass plate on a Siberian rock. Unodnesa i
knows they've made no secret that what they expect from ;
us Is gold.—Philadelphia North American.
EGGIMANN’S
s e e
T here has been a gain o f 21.3 per cent in busi
It will be noticed that those who denounced our govern
ness houses in Lane C ounty acording to D un’s re ment as the worst In the world during the recent campaign :
p o rt com paring October, 1923, w ith the same are making no preparations to go to some other —Omaha |
Bee.
m o n th in 1924.
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A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL
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We feel gra te fu l fo r the patronage accorded us d u rin g the past year. The
New Year w ill find us using every e ffo rt in m aking "SKAG G S' PRICES”
more a ttra c tiv e than ever.
Visit Our Stores, Study Our Prices and Save.
Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
a
50c
Drug Store
D rag Store
ANTI-URIC
Banishes
RHEUMATISM
and Blood Disorder
On sale at all leading drug stores.
Combination treatm ent for Rheuma
tism, Gout, Sciatica and Lumbago,
$1.60. For Blood, Rashes, Bctenma and
Kidneys, ANTI-URIC Liquid, »1.00.
R esults guaranteed or money back.
Anti-Uric Co., Mfgs., 32 Front 9t., San
Francisco, Cal.
F R ID A Y
Soda, 3 Pkgc.
..ISc
Med Red Salmon, T all
cans. 2 cans
3b V
No 2’/ 2 Tomatoes,
3 cans ...............
43c
No. 2 Sweet Corn,
3 cans .......
40«.
No. 2 E arly June Peas,
3 cans
43c
No. 1 G rapefruit,
3 c a r- ..............
43c
Plue Rose Rice, 3 lbs 29c
C itron Peel, lb.
49c
le m o n Peel, lb.
33c
Sunm aid Raisins
4 lbs.
43c
Fresh S alter ePanuts
2 l b s . .................. 39c
Fanery’s
T he
Isn’t it great to inke a pnn
fu ll o f golden-crusted hot rolls to the dinner table and there
EVER YD AY PRICES
The most pleasant tasting.
The most effective.
The most satisfactory relief for
colds we know of.
Safe for children as well as adults.
Contains no opiates.
Larger size bottles than most
cough remedies at the price.
25c
Fresh fro m yo u r own oven!
EVER YD AY PRICES
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SATURDAY
FEATU R ES
BANANAS
3 pounds 23c
Sweet Juicy
ORANCES
2 dozen 35c
Fresh
PEANUT BU TTER
2 pounds 35c
Lean S gaur Cured
LACON
29c pound
Fancy Christm as
CANDIES
18c anu 23c pound
Graham, S lb sack
39c
Farina, 9 lb sack
49c
Cornmeal, 9 lb. sack 47c
Pancake Flour, large
package
25c
Quaker Oats, large
package
30c
Kellogg Corn Flakes,
3 pkgs.
29c
Kellogg Bran Flakes,
3 pkgs.
33c
Shredded Wheat,
3 pkgs.
35c
Bulk Crackers, lb.
16c
Graham Crackers lb. 18c
Big K Flour, 49 lb.. $2.25
Big K Flour, bbl., $8 85
Wo receive our vegetable? and fru its fresh every m orning.
enjoy th e ir feathery lightness
doesn't It top o ff the meal
tho? You’ll enjoy m aking rolls w ith
“Qtlakes Bread light as a Feather/'
It is true th a t m any flo u rs have a tendency to discourage
baking at home but If you use F E A T H E ItF L A K E you w ill
get. bakings tliu t are bound to please and delight.
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E v e ry th in g Seasonable
We make delevcrie«
EUGENE, OREGON
Corner 8th & Olive
T h in k
o f the economy, too.
Only the best stores sell It.
SPRINGFIELD’ OREGON
321 Main Street
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