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THURSDAY.
THE HPR1NOFUCLV M tW E
D ecember
W a lk e r
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— W e n d l i n g — W . H. Adrl-
P. L. Moore ul the Methodist church
Refreahtnrnta followed the business'»ft made a bualntea trip to Wendllng,
Interment »111 be In the
B y Spasisi
Myrtle Creek tomorrow. meeting.
a
Corrsspond-" ta
The service« are being held In the
Prl«tnla of Mr» Mahala Ann Meat W. F. Walker chapel.
, leii.'n«1 with r, gret of her death at
the I’ncltle ChrlaMan boaplul »rater-.
THURSTON NOTES
UPPER WILLAMETTE
.la i T. KINTZLEY HONORED
«lay noon Min. Noet bad
I
BY LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
Omr to Pr •e 'fru n Ouklsml. ('»Il Bprlncftott <Qr two y»ar».
Th" Plmaaut II II A ni.-tl.
rigb
iaat
Wc
In-atfiiy
Io
he
«1 fi at.,d ih. K It. V baaheti iill teaiii (»rula, urrlv«
Mr .
wm bortt at Myrtl«
Preg.-ntatlon of a 25-yeur veteran»
3V 14, Tuea.li » night. Nqveuber k a» ut th e b «b»' - of hl« father^ H. M ( rt t'k, OrtffoB, «• ph atber 2«. IHM.
Jew- I to Z T. K ntzl-jy. who for a
peak'd
»
sa
y
Mon-luy
Price, w|i->
Hl.. *;i. ut her entire Ili In Oregon.
the high, ach'd gywaaaliHM,
ou.rt.-r of a c-ntury ha» bfl»n a o»em
Sii» I h Hurlv.d by h-r hu«b«nd. C O.
Mr ..mt Mi». C F Hyde and Mlfnni inrniug.
t»cr of the Springfield lodge. *a» the
Tin-
IdidleW
»Id
met
with
Mr»,
N. 11 of 322 C atrget, Springfield; her
daughter, H< tty J
of F.ugsne, * re
chief feature of a me. tin t of the o-
hnrlea Taylor laa» Thursday after- mother. Mra. M J. Milla of Sprlng-
u. PI. aaunt Hill HUUday vlalt
ia! Odd FHlow» lid ge held at the hall
I.n, till, next meeting w'll be with ( .-Id: i. sl»,*r. Mr* (Tura M .T iu n ,
friend»
Hecrauu In two week« It waa of Myrtle f’r.i-k, ani a brother» Wil Wcdit. »day night."
•■Haani Hill Ml
At a nuuetlng of he
Th»- ev nt came aa a p le o a n t aur
1
acid
Hl
d to iure the -vantata that 1« liam I'l.w. I of H. alii
public a.-hool board It was
prlr.e
to th‘ recipient of the honor.
The (unjritl I» bo'ng held ibis after
to build a well kftifkr c er the pump h. log put on b] ih- » I l a p t c h u r c h
Th»- pre'* ntatlon vra» rftado by W. F.
g iv e y o u bed
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in
by
the
noon, wirtli.R »t 2:3b o'eolck. Be».
In h,
See what we have before buying, w
to In. uw<d aa a wa»-'.
pupil« The children h. different so- la Ur
ro
k
prices
per
case.
jgjFfl— B -
llikt.hi.il and Mr. and
Mr ft»» I <1i
c ale hare alr.-ul) pui h a o t bailua
Fine assortment of Xmas candies on display.
Mr* Htyrr fr. in l'orlimi I »pent the
and s.-ap <ll»p*n»or.
iva
latter
part
of
uat
w«eg
w
We have enlarged our feed and ¡¡oui u jurttnent which
The Tom Thumb wrddlng thftt » a « ,
makes a complete line of all kinds of poultry an’l dairy
«tag d by the little t"ta of th- I’l'n v aunt. Mi». A. W W iaver.
Th« Junior buikethpll team
ant llill and Trent dlalrtcta under
Just received a carload of corn, good chicken feed cheap.
the *ui><rvl.l<ni of Mna M. K. Ila»« Springfield played against the
Friday evening;
and Mr«. J A I'helpe drew a large t.-acu laat
Bring us your eggs, we are always on the market.
crowd The high a. lo>ol gjrmgpaluen Thureton fe s m won
Ml»» Oladya Price from Eugene
waa packed The proceeda sr% Io he
divided betwcoti the two , public vlalt .«I laat week at the home of h r
uncle. John Price.
schools.
The First National Bank will open its doors for Business
Mra. William llemmle »pent la»t
Mre. Anno W alter, who waa at
Monday morning In new quarters just completed, at Flft i
Pleasant H* I recently, haa gone to week at the fiah hatchery.
and Muin Sts. Bring that Christmas chedk to the Savings
Anda Calvert and Ivan Rltfhard
vtalt her aon »1 Medford,
Department and watch it grow.
Mlaa Bertha Manning of Spring- from Wend.lng »pent the week-end •
Ray
Baugh,
field, formerly of I’leaaant Hill. 1»
Mr and Mr». Thom»» WIBlasns and
working at tho Pluff Itug Co., at Eu
sob, John, from Cottage Orove »pent
gene.
6th and Main, Springfield, Ore.
The Sunday echnol of tho Ohrlatlan laat Sunday at Fred Gray'».
Hubert Gray, who la working In
church la preparing a Chrlatmaa
eamp 34 at Wendllng. »pent the week
program
Work ta being rughed on the house end at hl« home here.
Cecil HarbH, who la working at
of C. B Jordan In the hope» they
W
ending la »pending a few daya at
ran get rhe shingles on while the
home.
proaent good weather laata.
Rev. Oarengera from Eugene filled
Mra Eugene ll Tinker and daugh
ter. Bonnie Jeanne, returned Sunday the pulpit here laat Sunday.
Mr. King, who haa been looking
December « from a two weeks trip
to Ix.ng Beach. California. Mr. and after hla property hare for scene
Mre. O. H. Wkngelln. pare a (a of Mra. lima, left for hla home at Newport
Tinker accompanied Mra. Tinker and Tuesday.
Mr Haiale started on a trip to
will rxnaln In Oregon Indeflntloty.
The atudhnta of Onton high nnhool Washington Tuesday morning, ex
No. 1 will give a baaket social Sat pects to return tha flrwt of next
urday night at the high achoo". The month.
Mr and Mrs. Slmma from Engene
proceeda will go Into the atudent
visited Mrs. SUnnia parents, Mr. and
fund.
The new furnace haa been Inatailed Mra. Ira Gray laat Wednesday.
Frank lltunwle spent the first of
Is the ( "hr let Ian churc-h at Pleasant
HUI and the Inside woodwork hat the week wltti Ilia p u ree*, Me and
Mrs. William Remmle.
been reflmshed.
MRS. MAKALA NEET DIES
la In charge.
AT PACIFIC HOSPITAL cemetery «t
Community News
Just
A Carload of Oranges
they are dandies
ANNOUNCEMENT
BR AYS
C A 5H SE A R R X
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Hall’s Cash Store
Main and 4th Streets, Springfield
TOOT!
MOUNTAIN CAMP SITE IS
4 3 Out for Basketball.
University of Oregon. Eugene, De
cember 10 — (Special)—Forly-tbrae
freshmen b ars turn.-d out for the
ftonfl basketball team. Coach "Spike '
L eslie has announced. A l»rr»r num-
ber are exp-wtrd td register at the
beginning of next term. The squad
1» being drilled In fundamental«, and.
with (be addition of new Inatmctora
next term, each man will be given
Individual Attention.
OBTAINED FOR SCOUT USE I
TO O T/
The Toy Store is
Mstnhera of tha newly organised
Springfield Boy Scout troop will have |
Third k^ore Comptate Couruas.
Vnlveralty of Oregon. Eugene. De
cember 10.— (Special.)— Interest In
extension division couree«, Indicated
by th« 33 per rent Increase In <Jie
number com ptem l en far this year
over the anme perk'd In 1124. la
ahnam by a report of Dan E Clark,
aaalatant director.
Five hundred and flfty-alx cour»ea
have been completed thia year as
compared with 432 fur 1924. Enroll
mont In (be extenalon division »how«
a 13 per cent Increase. Dr. Clark an
nounced.
,
an opportunity to enjoy winter eporta
In the snowy height« of the Cascades
as a result of plana being made by the
l^ane County Boy Scout council to j
secure a winter camp alte In the Cas
cade National foreat. Completion of 1
the Natron cut-off will make the altej
COASTMOBILE $7.50
HALF PRICE
entire stock of undressed kid
baby dolls qow at Just half reg
ular price.
accessible, U wa« «aid.
TheJ ramp 1» located at a p la ce!.
where, at C-hrlaOnaa tkne, the «now
hi from six to 15 feet deep. It la |
planned to erect 10 cabins, a perman
ent bunkhouae, and other Improve-1
meuta toll» ling In coat at $5000. Thai
camp will be ava.table for all S cou ts'I
ln_the county, but only the oht.-at |
and moat experienced campera will i
be allowed to use the winter camp,
it wa« »iikl
It 1« probable that the uac of the '
ramp will begin next year.
..... .. SCOOTERS, $3.60 ..... -
Roller bearing scooters w ith big
balloon tires. Well in s tru c te d .
a BOND
Wc use it when
PRINTING
WELLEBARROWS, 75c
G ive Us
A dandy little wheelbarrow,
painted in bright red enamel—
special at 75c
GOOD JOBS
Yours,
SUITS
’ • T» ’
HATS
CAPS
CHILDREN’S WEAR
GLOVES
d mitts
SLICKERS
R.XINTEST CLOTHES
BLANKETS
AND LUGGAGE
A wonderful toy to keep tots
amused for hours. Painted in
bright oolors.
KIDDE CARS, $2.50
Painted in bright pretty colors.
Nothing to break.
BUGGIES. $4.50
w o v f i t i ES 50c Strongly constructed and pret-
NOVELTIES. 5Oc
pftinted AU with rubber
tires.
We have many Toys that are
not listed here
TOPS. 25c
Musical tops that sing pretty
songs, l ’aanted in bright colors.
Spin for a long time.
Christmas Photographs at Toltman
Studio, Eugene.
D 21.
d ress sh ir ts
BLAZER SHIRTS
TIES
SCARFS
DRESS SHOES
SPORT HOSE
HOUSE SLIPPERS
HANDKERCHIEFS
UNDERWEAR
OVERCOATS
TINKERS 60c
1 lu w » U f c t a f u l M te tv» A ll t h è gtfc
I m i wlvett ih « et. weu e re " < *
«wlw.i «mal i * a m a y hewe «m piw
• to e y e m n ie , ro m p e r e u n.l
Novelty Store
Springfield
Our Christmas Line is quite
complete. Toys for the children
that will gladden their C hrist
mas. Novelty gifts for all and a
complete line of useful things
for the home that make very
exceptable gifts. Come in and
look over our line. We know you
will find Just what you want for
tliat gift.
G. H. Turner, Prop.
AUTOS, 50c AND UP
Many many kinds to choose
.front. Ford coupes, 'rhadsters,
sedans, etc, etc.
Engine, tender, car and track.
Wind the engine and they go!
ROCKERS, $1.35
Little bright red rockers—
strongly made. How little girls
love them!
HORSE SHOE GAMES
See Our Window Display
of TOYS
THE
Th«
Early Shopper
Rema rtta;
ELEPHANTS $100
A friction toy. Runs 125 feet
w’ben started. A toy that w ill
last!
ROCK-A-TOT $2.25
TRAINS. $1.35
Oivaa Poem.
University of Oregon. Bug. ne. De-
ceniber^ 10.—(Special)—“In memory
of a happy day In Oregon'« classic
balls," Edwin Markham, On-gon'» nu
live poet, ha» given to tho University
of Oregon library two autographed
copies of his famous poem«.
The two po«m», "The Mau with (he
Bo«" and "Lincoln, the Man of the
People,” will be framed and placed
In the Oregon collection.
Helpful Suggestions for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Come to Toy-
town— Every
thing a child
could want.
Here is a wonderfully amusing
game for youngsters and for
the grown-ups too. Each set
consists of two plates with cen
ter pegs and four horse shoes.
They’ll keep youngsterss amus
ed for hours. Everybody likes
to play horseshoes.
STEAM ENGINES
All kinds—stationary engines—
alcohol burners.
$1.00
DRUMS, 50c
What real boy doesn’t th rill at
the gift of a drum. Complete
with sticks.
BLOCKS 25c
And up to $2. Many sizes and
decorations of letters, pictures,
etc.
The Jolliest Toy land You Ever Saw!