FACE TWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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along and charge It to my account."
“Not on your life," replied the dealer. "No
Published Every Thursday at
charge accounts. You can't do business with tin
mail order house (hat way. Fork over the cash,
Springfield, Lane Oaunty, Oregon, by
“ Now 2 cents »or postage and 5 cents for m on
THE WILLAMETTE PRESS
ey
order.”
H. E MAXEY. (Mitor.
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’1 he custom er, inwardly raving, kept to his
a t aecond class matter. February 14. 180 j at the agreement ami paid tile 7 cents.
“Now So cents expressage.”
Ihistolfue. Springfield. Oregon
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," In said, but paid i(. -.i .
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE
¡¡ng: “ Now hand me it and I'll take It home fo
THURSDAY, SfclT. 24. 1Ô2R
Huiler wrapper* printed accordi ng
to refutation» with name,
weight
and udire«», II.S5 a tm u,I red at the
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Chircpratic
s the Science of
Restoring
Health
"H and it to you? Where do you think y .u arc
You're not in Chicago and you’ll have to wait i , hrough the nerves.
THCKSPAY, SEPTKMBKK IT. 1915
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If you feel all down
THE H ALTEKVILI.E FAIR,
j W hereupcn he placed the a rtk le on the shell
and out, can’t eat,
The W altenille fair was a splendid manifest«- auU put
luon^ '
his ca?h dn,w vr-
tion of comm unity spirit, as well as an exhibit , 1 hai n,nk'‘s f 3 “?'• he SUK*
**as c" st •v” n
your
of what can be produced in the McKennsle villev '' te n ts ,u;’n> and tak c " you a wvck ,ong,‘' g“‘ sleep or do
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One Tear tn Advance----- »1 IS
8tx Months
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Three Month.
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Golden Opportunities
Young men uud women, you liuve today fur greater op
portunities (him your fathers ever had, Hut you mu i.
however, get the necessary business tm ltihtg and It run
be had at the Eugene Itimlne».« Colit re.
Monday Is enrollment day ami this Is your Invitation
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
II’s a good school
A. E. Koheris. President l>92 W llluimtte St., i;u;•.
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Too many o f ¿ h a v e thought little
If
had
priw in the flrot place.
Kenzie valley except as a place to fish W e su e d
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up the fine state highway little thinking of the;
WHKN * ' " ° OL ,UiG,NS
farm er in th at section. T ie McKenzie can raise s.p t-rob er is an anxious m ne not only for ih - «rui T h p V a r # *
a s good yeg< aides as anywhere in Oregon and -n ts but also for the l e s .h ,- In addition to her regular j
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c°Jujn£ to the front in dairying. The u ric the latter i> worried t»\ the u ri u» epihm - o
a t i n ¡lie tair will gerve to make more people t children's d M s e * which make the b«*Ktnnin< of «rhooij
appreciate the McKenzie valley and the value of ¡exciting Rach fall •**» a new lot of children who have
lift iftTOlft
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practlC Treatment«,
and Sure*
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never had these ,1 sease» coming to school. ao that a for-
O|e K ey | , offered.
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COTTON STOCKING CLUB
Anything which keeps children In school saves their
lime and the taxpayer's money. A goo I deal can be done
to hold down the spread of catching dlseaat*. If cor I
tain precautions are observed. First of all. It does no
The high school girls of Marshfield have
formed a cotton stocking club. No Marshfield
girl will w ear silk hose to school this winter.
Marshfield girls have shown more sense than *o”'! ,n
M ,b,w ,o r‘' ’ "ln in •ch“01 unt" «* ,,i*
anyw here else in the world. It vrould be a w ise'*“ * *“ w*'!l '*’‘'*'»<'1*'’ Almost all of the common con-
move for other high school girls to take heed. I
i,M*’"** »"* « ,e**1
ratotUBg m th early
Fashion review are all right in their place hut
befor,‘ they are recognlx..«, a» they are later on
not in a high school building.
H therefore 1» necessary to keep ou guard, and pick up
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Dr. Go. A . Simon
PHONE 355 J
(OVER PENNEY STORE)
l air H eck Is but man « par, |„ n a tu re ’! „.„„„ung up it,
H-s annual lesson on Thrift N ature „hows man that all
m onths cannot be productive m on.hs
N ature produce«
enough in warm mom h« to «uply mat. . hen mid .luring the
cold m ouths us well.
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suspicious symptom*.
There are over two million more automobiles ' Whenever m a»ie* ex ists in a community, children
than telephones in daily use In the United States, i mu'it **•' w“ lh*''1 for signs of - o l d in the hea.i Any
There are 17.7-10,236 cars in operation, while th e i<'h',<* appearing with a rot«', un is.» it ha« ah-. ^dj had
num ber of telephones is 15.369.454. This means
should be sent home at once, before it ha« a
th a t there are 100 m otor cars for every 86 tele- j chance to spread the disease. This mean» that th.. chn-
p h o n es.
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The paper necessary for use in a 24-page paper
comes from the pulp of a block of wood two Inch-
es high, three inches thick and four inches long,
Therefore, to supply 3600 people with a newspa-
per this size it.is necessary th a t a oord of wood
be converted into pulp from which news print
paper is made.
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C om m ent
MAIL ORDER ECONOMICS.
(The Optimist)
Down in a cetain town a man went into a store
to buy an article and asked the price, k was
S3.20, the dealer said.
"Good gracious,” said the man. “I can get the
•ante thing from a mail order house for $2.82.
•Til sell it on the sam e term s as the mail order
house,” the dealer said.
“All right,” said the custom er. “You can send it
dren should be quickly looked over at the beginning of
(the day. Similarly. If scarlet fever or diphtheria are
prevalent, every child »hich has a sore throat should be
j Immediately excused from school, u a less.lt h ss had thes
diseases. if the trouble is simply a cold hr sore throat.
the condition will clear up in a day or two. and the child
CIin return, if it should develop into something more » r
lous. many additional cases will have been stopped by
quick action. It whooping cough is suspected, sit chll-|
dren with a bad cough should b e excluded. At any time,
a child with a suspicious skin rash should at once be sent ,
to a doctor.
It Is better to keep one or two children out of school
unnecessarily for a day or two than to have Waif tile
school away for weeks white they go thru a siege of
measles or whooping cough
fsu a lty , by employing
prompt measures, closing a school will be made unneces
sary. Keeping children with suspicious symptoms out of
school will do more to prevent the spread of disease than j
all fumigation and quarantining of children who have al
ready developed the disease.—State Board of Health.
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k la a lesson th a t man should learn well. During the
younger years of life man should ov. r-produce. enough
to care for himself In th« less productive gear« of later
life Those who Ignore this law are but setting the stage
for an unfair handicap on oviteib In years t > tome.
No m atter what your Income may be yon should adopt
the hnhit of saving u part of it each week m onth or year.
We cun help you In this program if you will permit us.
We pay 3 ', on all »livings and can assist you to many
profitable Investments, onue a saving account Is accum u
lated.
Official
Goodyear
Tire Repair Service
Station, Expert Bulloon
Tire Repairing
W e Pay
3%
Eugene
Vulcanizing
On Savings Accounts
Works
957 Oak St.
Commercial State Bank
1020
Quackenbush’s
160 Ninth Ave. East, Eugene, Oregon
Listen Ladies!
Bread and Cake Box
Clean, white enamel, tight-fit
ting lid, well ventilated, roll tep
Price
$1.35
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BLUE BELL MOP
These are round instead
of triangular. A polish
ing mop with long han
dle. For Friday and S at
urday special
price ....
49c
BAMBOO LAWN
RAKES
The handiest too! you
can have for cleaning
lawns, price ........
Four-wheel,' roller-bearing
Hollow track-foot
26c
STILL TIME TO SAVE
THE SURFACE
T rack brackets, each
20c
45c
W affle Irons
Price - - $1.75
Glass Syrup Pitchers, JC and
45c
Chimnee Sweep. To d e a n chlm-
npy«...................... 25c
Liquid Sunshine. For cleainfng
m etals, enameled woodwork,
glass ware, porcelain. Perform s
over 200 household
dut’e» ................ 75c
hangers, price pair
52.25
F ¿,
mat if. Requires but little a tte n
tion, 300 gallons per hour capa
unit complete
ready
tp
It is best to paint before install-
the old paint is gone.
Sherwin-W illiams pain«
is recognized to he of
highest, quality One gal
lon covers approx’mitte-
ly 360 square feet. You We can supply you with a w at
save money by buying er system of any size with a gas'
the best, price
engine or electric m otor to op
gallon
erate it.
Lots of five or
more ....
$ 1 3 5 .0 0
S4.15
$4.00
Try Quakenbush’s Second
So please do not m isconstrue us, for we want our products to sell
on their very own m erits, which they are doing at an ever Increasing rate
Quality Is building our business.
The super-quality of our FEATHERFLAKE Flour is Increasing the
demand In all parts of Oregon and California to such an extent that at
tim es we are taxed to the limit to get the orders out.
Hundreds of good housewives In all parts of the country have written
to us personally telling us how well they liked FEATHERFLAKE Flour.
E lectrl:, i-df-oillng and auto- "
city,
It'S considered bad ta ste in advertising food products to appeal to
oyality, or in a sense, beg you to use the product advertised.
We are telling you this, ladles, to help convince you that flour made
n . pringfleld is just as good and In many eases better than flour made
in Portland, Seattle and other distant points.
M yer’s W ater
Systems
Some Good
Cleaners
Albatross Pipe Cleanser. Will
clear stoppages in kitchen sinks
and drains ...... ................... 35 C
Barn and Garage
Door Hangers
FEATHERFLAKE Flour is made in a thoroughly modern mill, with
new machinery, out of the best hard wheats grown In M ontana W ashing
ton and eastern Oregon. Every run is tested and baked and so we know
how good it is and therefore absolutely guarantee It equal to nny flour
made anywhere - Springfield can and is m anufacturing a high crude
Flour. Ddmand FEATHERFLAKE.
SOLD BY------
TAYLOR'S WHITE FRONT GROCERY.
A. R. SNEED’S GROCERY,
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MCMURRAY’S GROCERY.
Springfield Mill & Grain
COMPANY