THURBDAY, MAY 7, 1W26
4L Bullltan O u t- Thia Month's edi
Flahaa at Swiashovna - Dun Crites
Bps* ill Burnley fishing unar Hwlaahotua. tion of Ibe 4L bulletin la now out,
In From Camp Crook— Mr ami Mr« ahowlng a striking cover depicting a
Nick M olrr of Camp Crook wore In forest firs. The cover was put out Tn
town abopptn« Haturilay.
conduction
with American
Mortal
W altarvllle Saturday—D. C week laat week.
Trotter of W altervllle wua In lowu Sack From Arkanaee- Mike l.«ath-
Saturday.
era returned tp Hprlngfleld Maiurday
Move to Wee* Springfield Mr« 8. morning after vlalllng hla mother In
K. Cobh, formerly of IjaOrande moved Arkansas. Mr. leather« reported that
Oregon compared mors than favorably
to Weal Hprlngflxld Monday,
with the country covered by hts trip.
Drive to Caaeadla— Mr. and Mr«, Mr. Leathers mother, who waa aer
lilt-hard Harbor! drove to Caaeadla loualy III for a time la Improved.
Sunday.
From
Har« tor W eew -lnd—Charles W illi«
«pent the week end a! hla home here.
He la employed at Weatflr,
Goes Flaking Sunday— H. J, Co«, of
the floolb-Ks-lly sains office .«pent
Munday up the McKemle.
,
Blowout Lina Repaired The boiler
blowout line at the Mountain Htatea
power plant waa repaired Monday and
Tueaday.
Spend Sunday up W illam ette— Mr
and Mr«. Harry M Stewart and Mr.
and Mra. Hldney Ward and faintly
«pent Bunday up Ihn Willamette.
Visit at Alvadora Mr and Mra. J.
C ’ •arber ween dinner guosta Monday
at the home of their nephew and niece
Mr. and Mr« D. Holcomb at Alvadore
Oo to Albany- Mr. and Mra. J. C. I
Parker «pent Wedneaday In Albany I
on bualnea«
Tbe trip was made by |
auto.
Visit Daughter Hare— Mr and Mr«.
H K Mitchell of Cottage Grove visit
ed their daughter and son In law. M r
fcnd Mr» J W Shaw here Sunday.
C lerka
ot
New land«— Mra.
I).
W I
McKinnon aided the aales force of }
Newland« Drygoods atore Monday and
Tuesday.
Do Flaking to Swlsshoma Jack ,
llent'arer, Halla» Murphy and Fred
Knaeherry aprnt Friday near Balas-
l ome fishing
Naw Telegraph Operator—J. AV.
Mh«w. formerly of Albany la the new
telegraph operator at the depot, re
placing J. I . Kelley who la new «ta
ttooed at Hillsboro.
W ill
Install N ew Pump— A new!
visible gasoline pump will h e Installed '
at the Springfield service station the
last of the week.
Coas to Portland--K arl Perry, «on
of Mr«. Nick Meier of Camp Creek,
ami who haa been visiting her from
Chico, left Saturday night for Port
land where he will ap”nd a few days.
Son After tltnanw- Andy
Stevens, who haa been serlouslv 111 at
his home In Marcóla for some time,
la recovering nicely. It la reported.
He In now at Camp Creek visiting hla
aon. Boh Stevens.
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TUE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Moves Her« From W eatflr— Elmer
M uth Skipping Done Shipping In
Bprlngflald was active thia week, with Flnl«-y and family, residents of Spring-
aoveral carloads of materials received field several months ago moved back
and shipped by local concerns.
A to Hprtngfleld Monday from W-eaM'lr.
carload of creosote, and a car of poles Their present home Is at the corner
waa received by the Carbollnruoi of 4th and K strata.
e
wood pTee.-rvlng company ..Wniduy
Sidewalk Construction Continuas—
The Springfield lumber company re
contractura a n working In
ceived a carload of cedar lumber Three
Tklc
Monday, and two cars of fir Hatnrday. ¡Springfield making sidewalks.
A carload of lumber waa shipped by activity la the result of the ordinance
the company to Chicago Saturday. A ! making necessary good sidewalks, an-
' forcement of which Is now taking
carload of autos waa received by tbe
place.
Anderson motor company Monday.
Drive
to
Portland- MM.
H arry
W hitney and daughter Mary Ellxabcth
and Mrs. Earl Dillard and daughter
Snook la 111 nt her home here with Anna motored to Portland Saturday,
Influenaa.
,
returning Sunday.
Thurston Is 111 at bis home.
Springfield
W om an
BI— Mra.
W ill Give F lay a t Thu rston —“ Ken
Visit H e r * —Mr. and Mra. Clinton
Walae and daughter Edna May. who
have been vlalllng at White Salmon,
Washington for several months »top
ped at the home ot Mrs. L B. Ellin
here this week on their way to West
Does Flaking— C. F. Egglman «pent Wood. California, where Mr. Wciae
w ill be employed at a mill.
Friday fishing near Monroe.
tucky Belle." a comedy presented at
the Bell Theater last week by the
Christian Endeavor society will be
produced at the Thurston community
hall by the same cast May 8.
Goes Home From Visit— Mrs Lillian I •" From W altarvllle—T W Carney
«hop Being Reflnlahed— The walls
Plenle Bunday— Mr and Mr« H.
returned to her home In Astoria < •» 1“ town Friday from W altervllle. *»«1 woodwork of Holverson Brothers
Brownfield, Mr. and Mr«. Isaac Endl- xrldwy after visiting for two weeks I
Imeat market raa being re-calclmlued
colt and Mr. and Mrs Frank Sherman wl|h M rf M „ HunUy
CUw» From Wendllng— DaVM 8. )and painted thia week. The woodwotr
and family spent Sunday up tbe M e -‘
| Pinkerton spent the week-end here and upper walla are white, and the
Kan Me.
Ill In Thurston— Jim Hastings of | frota Wendling.
lower wall gray.
Extra - Extra Springfield
Get Wise
Get Busy
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ALL ABOARD FOR
HALL S CISC “
TIMES ARE IMPROVING— THE DOUGHNUT ISN'T AS NEAR THE H OLE AS IT USED TO BE.
CANVAS GLOVES
........ 20c, 22c, 25c
TRY THIS
ONE
IO
LACE TO THE TOE SPORT MODEL
SHOES.
Veal Calf tipper. Composition sole, and
rubber heel. Take a look at this shoe,
whether you buy or not. Built for wear
and comfort.
Maybe the reason the sailor likes to be
well dressed la because he is used to be
ing around the swells.
Felders* 16-inch Spring Heel Logging
Shoes .......................
$ 2 0 .0 0
fir
20
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Oo on Píenle— M r and Mra. C. K.
Swarta and Mian Edna Swarta. Mr.
and Mra. C. A SwnrU and dae.ght -ra.
Margaret, Halsn ano M ailne. Mr. and
Mra. O. B. K assay and Mr and Mr.
C. E Wheaton plculced up the Me-
Kenite Sunday.
Return From Eastern Dragon--Mra.
Grace Harbert returned Monday !rom
lug her daughter. Mr« II. K. Hohkett,
Bnterprlae where she haa been visit-
who haa been III for some time.
Planer WIM Ooocate N|ghta Be
ginning Monday night, the planer at
the Booth-Kelly mill w ill operate a
night «hlft until further order« from
the head office are given. Whether
thin arrangement will be permanent la
not announced.
How about that suit case, traveling bag
or trunk, we have them.
Spring Hats and Caps in the
Models and Designs.
latest
Wlfle: "Oh. Clarenoe, I’m so glad
you ve comp back. I heard that some
silly man had toppled over the cliffs—
and I was afraid it waa you.—Goblin.
Men’s and Young Men's all wool
worsted suits— Grays, Browns, and
Biues, Fancy Patterns
$ 3 0 .0 0
A Rare day in June has nothing on a
fresh steak.—Denver I’arrakeat.
Man's Dress and Semi-Dress Pants.
Men’s Corduroy pants made to give you
satisfaction.
VE R T IC A L
H O R IZO N TA L
Any amall succulent fruit.
p. An edible seed.
Associate of Arts (abbr.)
j . To force away by violent twist
A fruit consisting of a kernel en
ing.
closed In a woody shell.
9
The original writer.
A mug for beer.
jj ’
Royal Marines (abbr.)
An adult person of the fem ale^
Groups enlisted in sports.
•« '
14^
A New England State (abbr.)
Public
Conveyances
(plural. 16
A corded material.
abbr.)
17
A girl's name.
A po'nt of the compass reversed. lg ’
A .wager.
Worn out.
j 9'
To desire something anxiously.
Possessed.
g l’
The loop In a lasso.
Coming together.
33‘
To fasten.
Opposes.
2<
A Biblical character.
Couples.
25
Featured vertebrate animals.
Used In the Phllliplnes as w a r^ ’
Another form of arise.
weapons.
Answer (abbr.)
A color.
39
The organ of hearing.
Over (contraction).
Steamer (abbr.)
Front hair cut straight across. 33'
No good (Slang).
Lines of Union.
3<
A kind of boat
Crude Tartar.
3fi'
An adult.
Did wrong.
skill.
37’ A native oriental drum, as of
India.
An Inclination of the head.
3». Small crystals of Ice falling in
An Australian bird.
irregular flakes.
A preposition.
A state on the Atlantic Coast.
We have had fine weather this spring, and fifteen Chinamen died coming
over here in dry goods boxes.—W. Va. Moonshine.
Man: Now it the time to gat your Khaki Trousers.
grades, also cheaper ones.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
LUCILLE A MILDRED
WISEMAN
Offer an
‘‘Intimate Musleale"
BOLLINGER A
REYNOLDS
“A Trip on a Line”
THE COTTON PICKERS
Presenting a company of
7 all white artista In this
sketch of the Southern
Negro.___________ ______
JOE WHITEHEAD
Musical Comedy S tar
JACK A CLAIRE MAHON
► "Variety with a P unch”
E.
5 3 .0 0
f°r
*3O8t
Kate: I’ve just been filing Bill’s old love letters.
Kat: Were they as rough as all that.
Michigan Gargoyle.
Can't Buat'am Overalls— full cut—220 denim.
back. Union Made.
Hl-back and suspender
Fllpp: What a surprise to me, you in a full dress suit! Did you rent it?
Flapp: No but every time 1 stooped over I thought I would.
Oklahoma Whirlwind.
Children a heavy weight blue denim play suits, square neck, bound In
red, Price ................................................................................................. $ 1 .0 0
Work Sox, per pair
Clear.
"Darling,” she said, “will you love me
when I grow old and ugly?”
"Dearest,” he replied tenderly, “you
may grow -'Ider, but never will you
grow uglier.' —Black and Blue Jay.
HOOD’S CANVAS TOP, RUBBER
SOLE, RUBBER HEEL SHOES
f r o m ----------------- $ 1 .2 5 to
5 1 .0 0
.„20 and 25 c
$ 3 .0 0
My favorite hair tonic is a certain very
effective Mange Cure. It gives a more
durable finish than varnish, and dresses
and polishes in one operation.
It also
kills dandruff by removing the cause,
roots and all.—College Humor.
Voice from Next Room: George, are you teaching that parrot to swear?
CTeorge: No, Mother, I’m only telling him what not to say.
V. M. I. Sniper.
Our Spring shipment of Ide dress shirks just arrived.
Something very snappy in the latest designs, with or without oollars.
Car: Can you sing a solo?
Uso: No, I can’t duet.—Bowdouln Bearskin.
Suits made to your measure $25.
look in.
Give us a
$ 1 .0 0
Wide Belts for Young Men
‘Going to bed?”
"Naw, I’m just undressing to see how’ I look In my.B. V. D’s.
Grinnell Walteaser.
The latest straw hats. Hot weather Is coming. You had better be prepared.
He: “You look like Helen Brown.”
She: “Thank you. I look even worse
“My friend Jones has a bouncing baby boy.'
"How do you know?”
“I dropped it.”—California Pelican.
Topkis Athletic Union Suits
40.
Three prizes to be given
for first three
solutions
$2.50, $1.50 and $1.00
In Merchandise
Nothing New-
The Editor may scout and search
Through all the jokes In store
But some ones always sure to say,
‘‘Aw, I’ve heard that before.
In white.”—Colgate
Banter.