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PAGE SIX T U R SPIUNGFÍKLD NEWS TH U R SD A Y, M ARCH 12, 102K Her« «or Dentai Ssrv-loe— W alter | Down From Cedar Flat—James Kar- between « h and 6th Eaatua oí the McKcnile rl»«r «aller h« n * n‘l J**“ H art of Cedar Flat moved lu Tur eday. was In Sunday tor dental service. were In town Tuesday on business. dircela. He week, returning to her home Maturday. Received Shipment The Hprlng Baby Born Saturday Mr. and Mrs Visit Markets Here—I.e e Foust. Receive* Cere—Andersen Motor I Down from Mabel -H a rry IVwere J. E. Smith are the parents of a 7 Si Ice machine expert from Ihirtland field M ill and Grain company received a oarload o f oats, and one of barley pound girl, born Saturday. company received a carload of c a r» w a a in town from Mabe) Saturday. visited local markets this w ,»k. front Minneapolis kfutday. They Here From Creawell— Mrs. U. K Down from Wendling— Howard Nel Go to Oklahoma- Mr. and Mra. . j . , i shipped a carload of fl >ur and feed Bundling Porch—J. M (Hirer who | Perkins, a resident of Creswell was son and family of Wendilng visited A Duncan left Tuesday for Oklaho | Satur lay to I ’owwa, ltd another in the city Sunday. lives on south 2nd street near D is in town Monday. ma Tu*aday to Dakrldge| building a front porch on his house. In for Mvdical Service— Frank Here from Jasper- —Sara Vinson, Rente Apartment Law relic Clark I "^Jleite at Olson Home Mrs. John From Leaburg—J. E. Kennerly was Campbell of Thurston was In the city who lives in the Jasper district was has rented the lower apartment In II Ulin i f W estfir visited at the Os- a business visitor here Monday. the l-axto n l'erktii, building on A wald ('l»on home several days this in town on business from Leaburg Monday for medical treatment. Friday, " .......- ■ ■ a Visit Here Sunday— Mr. and Mrs. Goes to Salem— Mrs . W. A. Adrain -------------------------------------- E. E. Boggü of Marcóla were Spring-¡spent the week-end lu Salem visiting Down from Manawk—Claude and field visitors Sunday. friends and relatives. John Downing were in town from the Mahawk valley Friday. Visiting Niect Here— I’ . B. Davis | Has Tonsils Removed Harold Gar ¡is visiting in this city with his niece. reU of Wendilng had hla tonsils re- In from Vida— Mr. and Mrs Fred Mrs. H. A. Korf. Mr. Davis camo moved by a local physician Saturday H arris and Mrs. Milo Thompson were from Ariiona. where he has spent the Old Rescldent Hero— Dr. M. G in town on business Friday. . winter. Evans of Portland, and a former real Buys New Car— R. W. Newland, of Baby Girl Born— Mr. and Mrs dent of this city Is In town for a few Newlands Dry Googs Store has pur Stark of Dexter are the parents of a Mays visiting with friends, chased a new Hudson coach baby girl, born at the Pacific Christ Go to Wendilng— Mr. and M ra Al ian hostitai Saturday. The baby I vin May. and daughter Florence, Boy has Pneumonia— The small son weighed 7 pounds, spent the week-end in Wendilng with of Georbge McVeigh of 8th and A Here for Week-End— Miss Lily relatives. streets is ill at his home with pneu Schiewe. sister of Mrs. F. G. Frese of monia. Visit In Brownsville— Frank Shar this city, was here for the week-end ¡man and family and Anthony Shar- Have Food Sale— The Methodist from Noli. Miss Schiewe Is an in ntan visited in Brownsville Sunday Ladles Aid h; ld a cooked food sale at structor in the Notl schools, with James Brown the Long and Cross pulmbing shop Go Fishing— C. F. Egglman. Jesa Saturday. Dismissed from Hoep.tal— Mrs Lorah and F. O. Frese went fishing on l^wrrence May was dismissed from Visits Friends Hero— Mrs. W elter the Long Tom. near Monroe last the Eugene hospital Tuesday, return Larwood and Miss Freda Fandrem Thursday The party caught several I ng to her home here. visited with Mrs. Sidney Ward here bass, Mr. Eggiman getting the largest Friday from Eugene. j which weighed 7(4 pounds Guest of Sister—<Dr. N. W. Emery Shipped Lattvas The Bpolh-Kelly Gets New Books— Five new books m ill shipped a consignment of lathes were added to the shelves of the to Railhead, above Oakridge, for the Springfield library this week They Southern Pacific are: The Seventh Man. by Max Brand; The Red Lane, by Holman Operated on at Hospital— R. B Ma- Day; Shepherd of the W ild by Edison son underwent a major operation at Marshall; A Daughter of the Dons. the Pacific Christian hospital Friday, by Rain, and Mansixed. also by Rain He is reported to be recovering very well i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hinson Remodeling House Suoervitor Visits— W. M. Bush. Fred Hinson, night patrolman, is Portland supervisor of the Skaggs r-modeling his house at 225 E street United Grocery stores was a visitor;this week. B. F. Conway has eharg at the local store last Thursday a fte r-, of the decorating. The kitchen Is Boon | being entirely rebuilt, and made with built in cupboards. It w ill be painted Expectirp Visitor«— Mrs. M M gray. The rest of the house is being Male is expecting her bro'hdr. W retinted in ivory, and the woodwork Coyle Campbell and his wife from .,ainted Spckane this week to visit for a month . or more at »he Male home and with other relatives here. Here for Week-End— Miss Grace Male drove up from Portland Satur <tsv, sneed’ug the week-end and Mon day wi»h her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M M. Male. Leaves for Home— Mrs. J. H. Simms left Saturdav for her home In Board- man. Oregon, after visiting for two weeks at the home cf her niece. Mrs. Ray O. Houk of Springfield. No Relatives Found—W. N Taylor, who died at the Springfield hospital last week, was buriel Friday morning as a county charge. No relatives of ! the dead man could be located. 992 Willamette St. .. Eugene, Oregon For Juicy Steaks Moving to Mill Street— Robert Pierrie Is moving to a house on Mill street near the high school. Virgil Cast'el '» moving into his old resi dence on W illamette Heights as soon as it is remodeled somewhat, Holverson Bros, Props. Gressman Improving— W. A. Cress man. local attorney is recovering «lowly from a severe Illness at the Eugene hospital. Mr Gressman recently underwent an operation be cause of an abrross on hl» brain. His office furnltur» was removed from the Commercial State bank building F ri day. W ill Sell Pople«— Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary will sell poppies on M -mortal Day for the bene- fit of the Portland soldiers hospital, I t was decided on at their meeting F riday evening. The flowers were ordered from veteran hospital 77, in Portland. Mrs. D. W McKinnon pre sided at the meeting In the place of Mrs. M .B. Huntley, who is ill WOMAN’S STATEMENT WILL HELP SPRINGFIELD “I hated cooking because all I ate turned sour and formed gas. I drank hot water and Olive oil by the gallon. Nothing helped until I took Adlerika.” Unless >1»® to deep-seated causes Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomaqh in a supris- Ingly quick time. It Is a wonder ful remedy to use for constipa tion—It often works In one horu and never gripest, Elanery’s Drug Store. Impossible? Well, It wasn't pos sible until tne Maying Uyra- foatn washer made It so. Collars, Cuffs and Neckbands— spotlessly clean, and without hand-rubbing! The Maytag 1« an ottnnlshlng advance—the world leader. It works on nn entirely new princi ple. Washes twice as fas t as any other washer! Washes (leaner! Washes the finest clothes more irentlv than Is hu manly |>osslhle. Washes the dirtiest clothes more thoroughly clean than you’d imagine pos sible. Besides, Its the simplest and easiest washer to operate. Tender Chops and Choice Meats of all Kinds Rounds Impossible? Prove II yourself! We’ll be glad to let you have a Maytag Io make the test. (Jet vottr cell In early— before next washday. For borne» without eloctricHy the Maytag Q yr a foam I t uva .aliiti with Multi-Motor* attachment •T h at famous Maytag Gasoline Motor. O UTSTA NDING MAYTAG FEATURES 1 Washes faster 2 Wash«« el-anei 3 Larger' hourly capacity in the world. 4 Most compact wisher made— ta k e « flo o r space (cnly 26 Inches square. f, Cast aluminum t u b— c a n ' l warp, rot. swell 9 Installs New Phew Case— A new show case was installed in HalVs cash store this w»ek. The east won- dow of the »tore has been extended back about three feet to make more display room. Meny in Saturday— Many people from out of town were in Saturday '«hopping. Among th“se wore: Mrs. C P»mher of Walt<mv'l!e. H. C. Ben- land. merchant of McKenxie Bridge, Wavpe and John Varnell of Leaburg, and M. J. Wearin of Walterville. A TUBFUL OF CLOTHES —washed thoroughly In 3 to 7 minutes! Q A. E. Roberts, President Phone 666 .». ------------- —of dry clothes washed in an hour! i Eugene Business College » Fifty Pounds Mra. Perkins Return«— Mrs. A J. Perkins, who has been visiting In Marshfield for some time. roturnM to Springfield Saturday night, going back*to Marshfield Tuesday A Secretarial, Bookkeeping or Stenographic course in our school will prepare you for a good position. It’s A Good School The Rates Reasonable Our school will continue in session all thru the summer months. Ask for our free catalogue. Goes Back H o m e- William lllll re turned to hie home In Reno. Nevada I kfon-laq iffler visiting for several weeks with friends here Mr. lllll Is a former Springfield resident PROVE IT YOURSELF Baby Boy Bom— An e'ght pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M Daley Saturday M r and Mrs. Daley Uyp (>asi 0( Springfield We Can Train You burg, for a two year term. Sounds Impossible, But- was a guest of his sister, Mrs John Rossman, who lives north-east of town. Sunday. Dismissed from Hospital—George Sanderson of Camp Creek, was dis missed Crony the y ’acIR'c (Christian hospiati in Kugqne Saturday. Mr Sanderson had been In the hospital over five weeks. Made ;Lodgp OftJjer—Oswald * 'I* h„ b.„.n , | „ , PI| major, in eharg. of (|w> , ( , „ r including j un,.th>n City and Harria split or corrodo. ti Easily aljusiud to j~>ttr height. 7 Clothes cart be put in or taken out with the washer running 8 Tub cleans It- seit 9 All rnetnl wring er Reif ad justing Instant tension rel ase Reason» for World Leadership Gijrafoam^Washer (.WITH CAST A L U M IN U M TUB, MAYTAG SHOP Headquarters with Berty llano & Furniture Co. 740 Willamette St'. Phone 1470 A Garden /crYourBojj You don’t need to buy a license HERE’S no better outdoor, thrifty training for a good, live boy than taking care of a garden and marketing the produce. H e leama of nature's wonders and the value of regular attention to details. «• . Give him the value of your advice as to seeds. Start him rig h t It costs as much for ordinary seeds as for ours with 40 years reputation for good yields of excellent quality. Select the seeds from the Northrup, King & Co. Seed Box now on display at several dealers’ stores in your City. There are no better seeds at any price. T N orthrup , K ing &C o ? s Comh your hair cr change your clothes to join the “picture takers club”—just go to— Baker-Button T h e F l o w e r s 7 West 7th. and buy a Kodak-------- Everybody Eotographs A t L ocal D ealers .. /•< B K ’ a ' i W H EN t h e COVER IS iS r f f A ll S t a n d a r d S it e P a c k e t s V e g e ta b le S eeos A n d AA o b t O f RAPSED from a can of ottr ice cream, that delicious refreshment or dessert will be found firm and hard. PS1 We pack each can in a pail or tub of ice, thus Insuring the keeping of the cream. Order some for your next dinner par ty or dance. EGGIMANN’S Í 1 t ■ »NORTHRUP. KING a CO. -MÍÑ» MINN.«