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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
TIME AND PLACE OF
LOCAL MEETINGS
■ y Special
Community News
Correependente
Canary— Ftrat Sunday and Third
Saturday, Farmers Union Hall
Cloyepdale— Second
UPPER WILLAMETTE
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Thar« will be a eperlel meet'ng of
Ihn laxpayure o( the dlelrlrts of M en ,
« ■ I» , T r a i l l , I'baaanl lllll, ('<>««! Fork
anil E nierprle. at ilia Union High
( i I u h i I building at I’leaaent lllll May
4 at 2 o'clock In th« afternoon. to
Mill hurl»« the high achool board to
lam e nagollubla Interest bearing war
ranta to tha amount of $11000 to build
an addition to til« preeent high achool
building and to Improv« lb« ground«.
Thia moating la of tnuch Importance
and It la hoped all taxpayer« will be
present
Mr«. Harman Knudaon ha« b««n e m ­
ployed a« cook nt tha Thompson resort
at Vida. Mr. Knudaon and dang Ills,
Hilda are ataylng nt the ranch until
achool la out and Mr. Knudaon haa
dlapoaed of hla «lock. They traded
their ranch several month« ago for
lot« In Uurtland.
The member« of the Christian Bo-
daavor of I'leaaant lllll will give K
three act play "Mother Mine" at the
Woodman hall Haturday evening May
3 at H p m.
and
Fourth
Fridays, i loverdale School House.
Creswell— First and Third Tues­
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day«.
Croswell. M. W. of A. Hall.
ir«in»» lu s te r him th« mump«. I/uwr-
Coast Fork—Second and Fourth
•o«« lu s te r who ha« b*«ti working at
Thursday«, Hebron Church House.
Woatflr waa vaccinated laat week hla
Danebo— First Tuesday, Danebo
arm became ao «ore he «pent the latter
School
House.
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part of the we«k at Thurston.
Dorens—Second and Foutb Tues­
Mr«. Fred Kuaaell motored to Mon­
days, Horena Cburoh.
mouth laat Friday and her daughter
Hadleyvllle — First and Third
Margaret returned with her and spent
Thuradaya. Hadleyvllle School,
the week-end at home,
llecuta—First Sunday of each
Mr«. Hi buffer fry u Eugene «pent
month, lleceta School House.
Haturday afternoon a guest of Mr«.
Jasper—Second and Fourth Wed­
John Ed ml«Inn «he w » formerly a
nesdays, W. O. W. Hall, Jasper.
realdenl of Thuraton.
l*orano—Second
and
Fourth
Mr«. Kay (laugh «pent Friday night
Wednesday«. I. O. O. F. Hall.
with her staler Mr« Bud McPherson
McKenzie local, aecond nnd
and attended the Chrlatlan Endeavor
fourth Wednesday. g p. m. I. O. O.
convention at Springfield.
F. hall, W allervllle.
Mr, and Mrs. Herald McCrady from
Mt. Vernon—First and Third
Eugene brought their radio out and
Wednesday. Brasffeld Store.
«pent Wednesday evening with Mr
Silk Cr.-ev Meets First and Third
and Mra. Arch Hbough
Thursday at Cedar School House
Mr« Rose Baughman and son Har­
Spencer Creek—Third Friday,
old from Eugene «pent Sunday with ' Pine drove School Houae.
her brother John Edmlalon.
Trent—Second and Fourth Wed-
Me. and Mr«. Jam«« Calvert and ’ aoadayo.
Pleasant Hilt High
And« Calvert and aon Roy. from Junc­ ' School Bldg.
tion City Mlaa Elvana Calvert from
Vida—Second and Fourth Satur­
Portlund and Robert Davia from
day« at Mlnney Hall.
Shedd« vlalteil relative« and friend«
Secretaries will plenae Bend In
In Thurston Sunday afternoon
tim e and place of meeting and
Grace Jonea attended the Endeavor
change« of date as they may oc-
convention In Springfield last Satur­ ‘ cur.
day.
THURSTON
NOTES
Between the ftrat and aecond art
the Bendahadlera of Eugene will put
on a feature "Mualcal Hank."
At a meeting of the member« of the
Chrlatlon church at I’leaaant lllll L. E
Parka and I) (I. Linton were elected
elder«. The dale of th* I’leaaant lllll
Mr and Mr«. Henry Hendakemp who
picnic haa been art for Saturday June motored to California and then toured
First Aid Inefficiency
30. The picnic thia year la In the several eastern atatea have returned
It waa at the scene of an automobile
hand* of the Sunday achool
and vlalted their aunt Mlaa Heervma accident; An elderly old lady In one of
Mr«. Wilcox of Itoaeburg haa been Monday. Mr. John Hendakemp went
the first cars to be stopped by the de-
vlaltlng her daughter Mr*. Marlon E. to California with them. He became
brla of the amashup. leaned from her
Hay« at Pteaaant Hilt
III there hut he- waa able to return (’'■r as a very much battered up man,
The Pteaaant Hill Christian En­ home with them
with a hastily arranged bandage
deavor won the right to the county
Mr and Mr«. I^rula Rlzzl motored around hla ankle, hobled by.
banner for the laat ten week« of the
“Oh my." she said, "Did you hurt
up from Portland Tuesday to spend
coming year for having 100 per cent
your ankle?"
a few day« vlaltlng relative«.
atendanre at th« county convention at
“No lady," readied the man. “I lost
Mr. nnd Mr« Hgrvey Hadley whs
Hprlngfhld Sunday afternoon and hav­
both eye«.
Thia bandage slipped
have
spent
the
iwlnter
In
Mexico
ar­
ing all reporta In The young folk« of
down.“
rived
Tuesday
to
visit
Mrs.
Hadley'«
the endeavor held a baaket dinner nt
the achool ground* after church and mother, Mr» Taylor Needham
Maybe He Knew
went In a body to the convention In I Mr and Mr« J. It Endicott spent
.Sunday
at
John
Edmlalon.
Dickie:
“Look
at Mubel. Her lipa
the afternoon.
are made to kiss."
Allan Wheeler aon of Mr and Mra.
Jones: "Yep— »he makes them over
Sevan Fond Cars Sold
H C Wheeler waa choaen prealdent
of the county Chrlatlon Endeavor ao- t Seven cars were sold by the Ander- after each kiss."
rlety at the convention held at Spring-
'aon Motor company thia w«ek. J. A.
field laat week.
And He M eant It
The Pteaaant HUI choir and their s Neh»r of Springfield purchased a
famlllea will hav« a baaket dinner on truck, while Herman Falk, the Potter
"Is my wife forward?" asked the
the lawn at the home of Mr and Mr* Manufacturing company and Cheater middle-aged man of the conductor who
E 11. Tinker Sunday, May 3 In the Ijkwson, all of Eugene, bought touring entered the club car on the Penney
attendance at the county convention at cars. F C. Medley and Orant Beason Limited.
tlce. There will be no meeting thia i f Eugene and Steve Henderson of
"She -wasn't to me, Sir," politely re­
'lurcola purchased coupes.
week.
plied the conductor.
PAGE FIVE
This Week’s Crossword Puzzle
Thia cross-word puzzle, which was
arrange. by Ml«« Eva Foea Smith,
should give «very gross-word puzzle
fan an opportunity to say that he
solved a puzzle In 20 minute«—the
maxlmim length of time It should
take for this one. The definitions,
clear and concise, are accurate, ano
none of the wprds are difficult. In
addition to this, tha puzzle Is a small
one. Now, let's see «That you can do
erith It. We are warning you that you
will not soon find another one ao easy.
A color.
Over (contraction).
Front hair cut straight across,
U n ee of Union.
Crude Tartar.
Did wrong.
BMW.
An Inclination of the head.
An Australian bird.
A preposition.
A state on the Atlantic Coast.
H O RIZO N TA L
VERTICAL
Any «mall succulent fruit.
A n oclate of Art* (abbr.)
A fruit conslatlng of a kernel en­
closed In a woody aht-11.
A mug for beer.
An adult person of the female
•ex.
abbr.)
A point of the compass reversed.
Worn out.
Pos«eased.
CcnUng together.
Opposes.
Couples.
Public
Conveyances
(plural.
Used In the Philllpines as war
weapons.
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An edible seed.
To force away by violent twist*
tag
The original writer.
Royal Marine* (abbr.)
Group« enlisted In sports.
A Near England State (abbr.)
A corded material.
A glrl'a name.
A imager.
To desire something anxiously.
The loop in a lasso.
To fasten.
1
A Biblical character.
Featured vertebrate animals.
Another form of arise.
Answer (abbr.)
The organ of hearing,
irteamer (abbr.)
No good (Slang).
A kind of boat.
An adult.
of
A native oriental drum.
India.
Small crystals of Ice falling la
Irregular flakes.
Clear.
Buy Your Spring Suits
on the
Ten-Pay-Plan
Scores of Men are doing it. It’s a
jii stinct innovation in clothes sell-
ing. A genuine service extended
fc* reliable men and young men
who find it more convenient
to purchase and pay in small
amounts weekly.
Qash Prices guaranteed
Jdoney
saving
N ot one penny is added to our
regular fair prices. You pay the
same w hether Cash, Regular
charge or the new Ten*Day-P lan.
Cash
stores
U N H F -D
An Enormous Selection
Society Brand Clothes
to choose from. A special large
shipment of the finest garments
together with our own large stock.
Features For
Friday and Saturday Only
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23C
23C
Grape F ru it—Nice Juicy F ruits—8 for..........................
Hanimns—Fancy Fruit— 2 lbs........................................
Candy—High Grade Chocolates Paziked in 1 lb. Boxes— 3
ifc
Boxes ........................ ......................... .......................... S
Peas Very Good Grade—4 C a n s .................................
M atches
Economy Brand Strike Anywhere
I.00
48C
G Bxs... 2 5 c
Sandtones, Azure Blues, Piping
Rock Flannels. Selection i t m erely
a matter o f choice,
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Buy and Pay This Way
ISO SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
All Week Features
Corn Meal White or Yellow 9 lb. Bag
49c
Sea Shell Macaroni—2 lb............................ ................................................ 2 5 c
Crystal Cocoanut Soap— Palmolive Product 6 B a r s ............................ 2 9 c
Citrus W ashing Powder—2 pkgs. for...................................................... 5 5 c
Skaggs Domestic Five Tie Broom............................................................ 7 9 c
Calumet. linking Powder 1 lh....................................................................... 2 9 C
Large Fancy P ru n e s—3 lbs.......................................................................... 2 9 c
UNITED STORES
PHONE 75
NO. 213
Springfield, Oregon
321 MAIN ST.
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You pav $7.00 when purchased and $2.80 weekly
040 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pav $8.00 when purchased and $3.20 weekly
$45 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pav $9.00 when purchased nnd $3.60 weekly
$50 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUH'S
You pay $10.00 when purchased and $4.00 weekly
$55 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pay $11.00 when purchased nnd $4.40 weeklv
$60 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pay $12.00 when purchased and 54.80 weekly
$30 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS
You pay $6 when purchased and $2.40 weekly
Prices are the same whether all cash, regular charge or the
Ten-Pay-Plan — We consider our Ten-Pay contract, when
signed by responsible men, the same as cash.
Green-Kilborn Co.
men’s wear
A NEW FIRM—W ITH NEW POLICIES
825 W illamette St.
Eugene, Oregon