THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1925
TOWN AND VICINITY
In From W sltervlll«— T W. C o rn ar, Down From MoKenxte— A. A. Camp-
won lu town from W altervllle Halur- ball of Ilia »< Kensle river valley was
In town Friday.
dsy-
a
Spends
Week-end
Hara — Mlaa
From W altervllle— Mary Kay, < real-
danl of W allnrvllle »hopped In Hprtug- Lily H ili«wo of Noli spent the week-
end bare with bar «later, Mra. Fred
flalil Friday.
■Fraao.
In Town Friday— I'realon Cobb and
Haa Major Operation— Mlaa Maude
family wara In town vlaltlng from
Watlaae of Jaapar underwent a major
Waal Hpringfldd Friday.
operation at the Marcy hoapltul Hatur-
Qooa to North Dakota—<’ T Kup day morning.
bufala« laft bara for ll'am ark, North
Goes to Oakland— J 8 McKay went
f lakot« Tuoaday morning
i to Oakland Frlduy where he visited
Baby Boy Born— A baby boy was hla «later, who haa been 111. lie re­
born to Mr and Mr«. I) J. Donahue turned to Mprlngfleid Bunday,
of V id . Halurday morning.
R. , urn. H(>m< From
Mrw
Hava
Baby
Girl—
Tom - Allen, . who haa been vbiltlng at
vveaw w
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It Hear« of Fall Creek arc the parent, the A. II. kneed home for several
of a baby girl born Hunday.
>.111 W ith Inftuansa—41. W. Mummer
of the I ’lunvmer Tailor shop la III with
Influent«
days, returned to her home In Cottage
Grove Friday.
W ill Operate
Service Station—
Churl«« Foster ha. taken over an
.merest In the service atatlon at the
Baby Boy Dorn— An eight pound boy Hans, n auto park In «eat Hprlng
was born last Thursday evening to
d
|fWk p„ MM<ill. | on Friday.
Mr. and Mra. W aller Polley of Mabie. |
Goee to Portland— Mr» Lovl Neot
Has Major Operation— Herbert link motored to Portland last Thursday
er underwent a major operation at evening with Mr. and Mrs Sydney
the Pacific Chrtatlon hospital Friday W ard, where she visited with friends,
via« you to atart In alone, however.
You will find It much oaaler If you
atari In with another girt—one who
haa proved heraelf to have high Ideal»
—and not too many "free" Ideaa.
By Flo
to leave, because of a change In the balance wheel. As It Is, you must Unlverslty Reserve Officer’s Training meat.
financial circumstances of the fam­ find joy In work, in friends. In books,
i
ily. After the Intense and Interest­ and a religious faith.
ing life at school, I find that my In­
Your folks must be narrow to make
terests at home have dwindled and I a statement that working girls are
have nothing In common -with my not respectable. T ell them that the
parents or with my old friends. 1 very fact that such girls are earning
Ask about it
am bored with everything.
Life their living by work proves them re- :
The business College will be in session thruout the Summer
seems uninteresting and flat. I am I «portable.
Months. All classes will be conducted the same as during
not popular with men— neither am 11
the
regular school year.
Hut
the
most
Important
thing
of
all.
wjth
< over.»
r J • IJ wr<)enB)|
U r ’ l •* H W I
W illi
I feminine
« U i III I I l f
V 'F I I J -
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pMy
, want
go
g | a w c)tJ, 1 whether you continue to live at
me
i or go to the city, try to acquire a tol-
j
find a position.
However, ,Jny erant nature— and by all means, L IV E
I folk« believe that auch an
A. E. Roberts, President.
° “ UP TO YOURSELF
! would condemn me to everlaatlna
Eugene, Oregon
992 Willamette St. „
Phone 666
perdition. They have an Idea that no
From Jasper— Jim Aubrey of Jasper
working girl can be re.pectable, and
was In town Friday.
«hn‘ n° »•««
* “ « her own
! ment. The f«w frtenda I have say
'hat I am gloomy. Do you believe
’ Hint 1 am aelflah In wanting to leave
my home and make my own life, or Is
i It a mistaken aenae of duty and age
long habit that Is forcing me to re­
main at home with my folk»?
—Gertrude.
Summer School
Eugene Business College
.the other Monday.
Boy Injured at Play— Pete Hryn
chuk received a deep gash In hla knee
Friday when he fell upon '**» r *™**nt
sidewalk at the high K-h.ml building
He wna Having with several hoy«, one
of whom accidently tripped him.
r ia n t and office 245 E. Ninth.
Main office 829 Willamette. Phone 75
EUGENE DYEING & CLEANING WORKS
Master Cleanere. Dyers and Pressere
Pleating of all kinds—also hat work
Eugene, Oregon
A Clean Camp
and a Dead Fire
The First National, on be­
half of the Forest Protec­
tion Service, urges every­
one to be extremely care­
ful when enjoying the great
out of doors this summer.
A dean camp and a dead
fire will protect our valu­
able forests against that
destructive
enemy — the
FOREST FIRE!
41 Years
Of Helpful Service
Since 1883
T he First
National Bank
3
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We specialize or “Everything Fotographlc
Kodaks—Films
at
Baker-Button
7 West 7th, Eugene Oregon
EVERYTHING FOTOGRAPHIC
Eugene, Oregon
Quality and Service
Are the two outstanding features of this stores popularity.
Our prices also afford the thrifty housewife an opportunity
to save. Our customers are satisfied—they know quality—
price and continue to save by buying here.
Since 1883
Feeds, Grain, Flour, Shingles
The First Spoonful
Morrison & Clingan
EGGIMANN’S
Corner 3rd and Main
Ed sez—“Boss, I never saw so many
Bumpers in my life before”
I
TRUNK RACKS
The largest shipment of high-grade bumpers and trunk
racks ever seen in Eugene.
Three Bar, Two Bar, Curled Back Ends
All spring-back bar type. W e guarantee the nickel plating to be
the finest heavy copper plate. Finest steel %-inch thick.
Every one stamped with the insurance underwrites’ label. 12H% <H«-
count on your insurance premium.
•
Dr. Richmond Burge
Send it to a Mastri
DEVELOPING AND
PRINTING FILMS is a
Business - - not a sideline
OF EUGENE
of Eggimann’s ice cream
will tell you why it keeps us
busy to supply the demand
for it. Nothing we could
say would be so strong an
argument In its favor as a
single taste. Our dream
ia sold nearly everywhere
in town. But if you cannot
find a convenient dealer in
your locality phone us your
order and it will be filled
promptly.
Phone 122
MARX’S
SPRINGFIELD MAN TO GET
RESERVE COMMISSION
Corps when they leave school In June,
and In event of war, they will hold
regular army commissions as second
i lieutenants.
U N IV E R S IT Y OF OREGON, Ejgene, '
Lieutenant Colonel Sinclair, head of
April
23— (Special)— Harmon
Fair-
the University R O. T. C„ has been
..First, convince your»elf that you a r e i.
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,
'
’ fax Crltee of Springfield la one of U e
appointed executive officer of the sum-
to leave borne If
D*es Duty or Habit K e e __ p __ luatlfled , , In wanting
. you find, after a careful study of your- twenty seniors at the University of Iner encampment to be held at Cansp
Girls at Home?
w „ h from June u to Ju|y 23.
jeelf, that you are gloomy, then at- Oregon who will receive a commission
' tempt to overcome It before leaving “• ‘,econd lieutenant In the reserve T h irty men of the University of Ore-
Dera Mlaa Flo:—
„r.»wua.
f*sa««a^4 Qtato. .rvnw
. . . attend
..
. . this
.
i gon training unit will
sum-
Must a girl marry to have her own home. It may be that you are too old corps of the United States army.
The new officers will have com- Liner's encampment, according to the
home. After attending a prominent to have the illusion« of sweet sixteen,
college for two years, I was forced and too young to have yet acquired a pieced fonr years of service in the I report turned In to the W ar depart-
In Confidence
In From Fall Creak— Mrs. W ili am ■ They returned Sunday
Taylor was In town from Full Creek
In From McKanxIe District— Mr
Friday.
'end Mrs J. W. Christopherson and
Periinpä your friends are right.
Gets Cament—Morrison and Clin- daughter were in town from the Me- Gertrude, It may be that you have
gan. g. ocera and feed dealer«, re ­ Kensle river district Monday.
Yr<ir letter
a gloomy dlspoattlnn.
ceived a carload of cement Monday.
carries with It a little touch of dis­
V is it In Eugene— ,, r * nd M r* ’
content.
It may be that you tw ..
Return« Horn« Altae V is it— M r« Jim
W Emery «pent Sunday as guests yearil at college have made you a
C la rk returned F riday to her home In
of Mr. und Mrs. W illiam Lightfoot ]|ttto too critical—th at you feel a
G lendale a fte r a visit at the It. P.
their home In College Crest In trlfl«» superior to your less fortunate
M onteeaen home.
acquaintances. You may be Intoler­
Eugene.
ant. I knew a Gertrude once. She
In Town on Bualnaaa— M r and Mr* i
L. McVeigh, who live several mile«
Mm Thumb Badly La oersted— E. was born In a fog. and «he has been
south of town were In town Saturday Mathews of Pleasant H U I had hla wearing an umbrella over her mind
thumb badly lacerated Sunday when ever alnce.
She has an exquisitely
on business. ,
a team of roulua which he was driv­ m'aerable time anticipating horror«
Barley Shipment Hare— A carload ing ran away. Mr. Mathews' hand that never materialised.
Naturally,
of barley was received by the Hprlng. was caught In the tln.v*. and the she Isn't popular.
field Mill and Grain company Mon­ thumb out almost off by the strain.
I believe you need a strong motivat­
day.
ing purpose. The very best thing you
Returns Home After Vielt— A. M.
r„uri»ed home could do I . secure a position. ! am
Resigns Position a. B s k e ry -M le .
“ ,he first Of the week after vlsUIttf »ol • “
” ’«t “ wouW * * ,he beM
Helene Hcott has resigned ....................
her position
nt the Hprtngfleld bakery. Mr*. Harry
Etnery Richardson for a few thing In the world for you to leave
vour home, and the few friend« yon
¿Downfield w ill take her pint-
, days.
have, to go to a larger city. It Is
Returns From Tillamook— W. t .
Shipments Made by Company— A rather difficult to make friend« In a
Mi-lstgan, sarerintendent of the Moun­ ’ carload of treated ties were shipped city, and you need friends more than
tain Slates Power company here re­ to U tah by the Carbollneuin wood anything else.
,
turned Friday evening from T illa ­ preserving company Saturday.
However. If you are quite sure that
1 he
mook. where he spent a week.
company received a car of pole« S a t-¡11 Is Impoaelble for you t® M C B W jR
teresting work within commuting dis­
Returns
From
Vacation— L.
A. unlay, and another Monday.
tance of your home, I see no reason
Smith, an employee at the Mountain
Receive« Lumbar— A carload of lum why a nice girl, when «he 1« old
Slates Power company returned Mon­ her WHS received by the Springfield
enough, and when she haa a knowledge
day from hla vacation, which he «pent
lumber company Saturday. Two car» of the conventions, should not have
OB the headwater« of the W illamette.
of lumber were «hipped by the com her own home, with the privilege of
Moves Here From Eugene— Mr. and • puny to Chicago, one Saturday an I making her own life. I wouldn't « »
Mrs F. E Tullar moved to the T. A.
l-lvesly reald- nre on south 8th street
Monday from Eugene.
H at Major Operation— Karl Math
ews of M .fre d le Spring, underwent
n major operation at the Pacific Chris-
tian hospital Monday morning
PAGE THREE
of Ehigene
will be at the
W e don’t believe you can find such an assortment of high-grade
bumpers and trunk racks on the coast.
FORD *— C H E V R O LE T — STAR
BUMPERS or
bumper tips, regular 815JX) two-bar, curled back
ends, spring back bars, finest grade— ONE MONTH
O N LY, each, »12.95— and llaten—
•
With Every New Car We Equip With $20 or More of Equip­
ment We Will Install and Give
— ABSOLUTELY FREE—
SPONG HOTEL
One Car-Life-Time Guaranteed Automatic Windshield
Cleaner
on Saturday, May 2
This Free Deal Holds Good For 3 Months
{(Sells many places for as much as »8.50)
W anted
Specialist In Nervous disorders
Dietetic treatment
Eggs and Poultry
Sher Khan
662 Oak Street
Eugene, Oregon
Nerve pressure treatment..
Please make reservations at Hotel for appointments
No place on the Pacific coast can you get the prices on underwriters
bumpers that we shall give you.
Don’t take six months to select a car and six seconds to select your
equipment. Your car Is your pleasure. Your life depends on the
kind of equipment you selecL
Our fittings fit the holes put in the frame by the car factory. W hat
mechanic knows where and how large to make a hole In your frame
without weakening It?
We don’t put Bulck fittings on Dodge cars, etc.
Juet one fitting fite your car and no other.
SERVICE W IT H A S M ILE
BE SAFE— COME IN TOMORROW
STEWARTS
Eugene office Larraway Building, Willamette street
948------ Oak Street------ 948
OPEN EVENING S