P .v ìr
¡ ex
TUB ;S PIlIX G FIRt.n NEWS
"TME-
LLw IC N a u x il ia r y has
Opens Sport A f ^ T ~ l
NEW L IS T OF OFFICERS
Election of officer» and final pr. p a
ra ro n » for th e organisation'« vk>t-
etau '» benefit C hristm as w ork w ere
im portant featu res of a m eeeting of
the A m erican Legion auxiliary, halo
N nday e rtn in g .
Mr». M B H untly was re-elected
president. O ther officers chosen a e r e
Mrs. C. A. Sw art*, vice-president;
Mrs. H. E. Maxey, se c re ta ry ; Mrs.
llern ice an Valaah. h isto rian ; Miss
P earl Snook, tre a su re r; Mrs. 1. N
K n d co tt, chaplain. The executive
com m ittee is composed of Mrs Van
Va rah, chairm an, and .Mrs. P. R.
H am lin. Mrs. Endicott, and Mrs. Jack
L arson.
T hese officers will be installed at
th e m eeting to be held Jan u a ry 4
Mrs. H untly rep o rted on th e sue-J
cess of th e prep aratio n by the a u x ii-,
la ry of a "C hristm as ch eer box” to j
be sent to the V eterans hosp tal ai '
Portland. Local m erchants donated
m aterial for th e box and also gave ,
m aterial to be made into hot w ater -
bottle covers. Rugs, cig arettes, to b ar ;
co. raxors. tobacco pouches, slippers
w aste paper b askets, and home mad-
eandv a re a few of th e things to be
een; to P ortland from h ere by the
auxiliary.
Success was also mot w ith solicit- Í
In funds to be used for the support ;
of the local auxiliary's o rphan g ir l.'
The mam moth '• w Madison S quare
D orothy Bailey, of Portland.
Mrs. J. W. M rlnturff. secretary of '-■arden o re a s
is doors to sport
«he grate departm ent. <ts expected to S ro p-s. H ere i Tex R ickard, pro-
visi; the local unit some far- ¿u rin e
, poaln«
’’1'Ckey regalia, f rst
J a n u a ry H an s for h er en tertain -
: : .. ,,
n se w arena.
n i-n t a re being made.
THU hSTO N
■rin itan.iv. n w . 17. i»at.
day with th e ir »on, C urtis and wlf
NOTES
Mr
and unable to leach but re«uiu-\l hi r
work last Mondav
Mr» Inus F 'u tti'g a n fro Eugene,
» len t F rid a / -j./h t with h er cousin
M r* A. \V W eaver
and
Junction c ity
last Suuduy.
M r* L e u
Mr W1’l am
bMlIs arriv ed
tended visit
Mrs
[Mayor Joseph W . Youngj
The T h u rsto n basketball ! i . i i u
m otored to E n ilra F rid ay « venlng
; an d played the team s there. T hurston
1 g ills won with the score 37 to 28;
! t 't e E lm ira boy» won w ith th e «core
I id to 7.
Mrs. Illahch
Wise front
H w I hs
T h i n »eeiira to be no taw s fo r the
Home spent T uesday
night
with rich o te for the poor and t a o tuk
Maude Kdmiston
itun laws for you and me
Teddy W llfret sp en t the week end
with h s p are n ts n<«r E ugene.
Mr. and Mr». E rank Cam pbell m ot
ored to L eaburg last Sunday und
sp en t the day w ith relative«.
Leu P o rter from A usto and C harles
P o rter from Globe took d inner a t
John Kdmiston last Saturday.
L ast S atu rd ay evening aa L ore*
Edm istou was on his way hom e from
E ugene he stopped in Springfield for
a s bile. W hllo th ere som eone to o k
hi» suit case and all It co n tent» from
he c ar No trace ha» been fount!
of it.
Mr and Mrs. John P rice m otored
to NNotl last S unday an ! .s ent th»
At th e recent election o f oiflcials
In Holly wood-by-the-Sea, Florida,
Mr. Joseph W. Young bail the hon
or of being appointed Ute h is t
lL xior of litis uew n ty .
fXSGBSRafcSSSKS'
EMPTY FANCY EOXES and
HOLIDAY CANDY
SPONG R ESTAU R AN T IS
MOVED TO NEW QUARTERS
< atnly 1» the ■■»•>.< t g in bern im « if 1» as much a
p art uf the ( hri-tniui ip t r l t as holly and old B anta hitti-
self Wo » a re an e a ;e clally fin. «election of goodie* for
young and old th at a re del giitlullv whnl< -.nine and deli
cious. C ream y chocolates, bonbona. e tc . in «|a*cl* Holiday
bolt's.
T he Spong re sta u ra n t was moved
Monday to hew q u a r te r s in th e Sp -ng
hotel build'n r. T he cen tral rocm fu
the hotel bn 1 din g was rem odelled and
renovated to m ake an a ttr a c tiv e gr'U .
and additional ligSt ng fcilitles were
arranged. The re s ta u ra n t o pen-d for
serv ice In the q u arters 3 • lav
And for the kuldics, pure hard candles, in n . a ¡mil fancy
baskets.
E G G IM A N N ’S
C cach F ra c tu re s F in g e r.
V T». Bain, Springfield high school
football and b asketball coach, frac
tu r e ! the little fngv-r on his left h.-n;
last Thursday afternoon while practic
ing with m em bers of the bask that!
team hi the gym nasium . The Injury
Is improving.
House and Lot Sold.
Purchase by G. O. W hiteley. re
cently of Oakland. Oregon, of a bouse
and lot at Ninth and J s tre e ts from
W R. Boeson was completed throng'i
a local real estate agency th:» week
Mr W hxeley and hi» fam ily already
have moved into th s place.
A tte n d Eugene C on clave.
Mre. M J France and Oswald O1-
aon, clerks a t the local S outhern Pa
cific offices, attended th e division
board m eeting of the Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks, held in Eugene last
Bunday. The m eeting was held a t th e
O sburn hotel, a n ! th e business ses
sion was followed by dinner.
T o B uild H ouse.
Thomas A . Yost, who recently p u r
chased a half acre of land on Fifth
street, im m ediately will s ta rt the con
struction of a four-room m odern bun
galow. The property, which lies be
tw een I and J streets, was purchased
from A . J Cowart.
visited at Itoj Baugh s
Mrs lleultth H anson front Kugelte
.■pont aat Friday « th her m other,
P uckett and sou. also Mrs Benulah llnrblt.
G ray from K lam ath
A W. W eaver look aertoua III Fri
lust tbinday for an ex
day evening with gall stones hut Is
with relative« here
Im proved now
Mr, and Mr». L aw rence G ossler
John W i l l i, i ,’ r o n t C n f li . g » Gr >vo
Rosa C alvert from and son and
Mrs Beulah Harbl*.
spent last Sunday with Mrs U m A r n a s In T hurston Tuesday evening
n ear Springfield
Mr Je s se F ountain m otored in
Mrs, A. \V. W eaver «pent part of
I Mat week in E ugene visiting r»»la- from R ent a fte r his wife, who has
been at the bedside of her fath er,
! lives.
1 otoncl IL M. P rior, who passed aw ay
Mies Man lo E duilstou.
who
t.w ching a t W a te rv ille th is year, last w tek. i'll y started ou th e 'r r e
•w as sick the ls -lc r p art of laa: week turn trip aat Mouday.
Come In and Talk Turkey
GOOSE.
Wa,U n C ,1,ICKEN “ DUCK- o r “ -voung fat
O ur poultry is co rn and
fatten ed which
produces th at delicate flavor thin ; so necessary In t
roast fowl But. no m atter what
u are going to have
for the big Holiday f e a s ts — you know you'll get the
choicest and te n d e re r when you o»der them at
Christ m&s
Suggestions
for Children
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
MEATS
PR O M IT DELIVERIES
4th & Main
KIDDIES KAR
TOT DIKES
WAGONS
SCOOTERS
TRICYCLES
HAND CARS
TOY AUTOMOBILES
BICYCLES
Phone 63
Bicycle Tires, Lamps, Ped
als, Saddles, Etc.
Special Holiday
Deserts
Hendershott’s
Gun Store
‘‘The Wheel Goads
Store o f Eugene”
C hristm as Photographs a t Tollman
Studio, Eugene.
D 21.
Everybody looks forw ard to the dessert. They expect
It to be the tastiest, most delicious delight of the entire
feast. But m any a good meal has been spoiled by a poor
dessert. To m ake sure th a t your dinner will have a fitting
climax—ord er your dessert here. Everything th a t’s good!
PIES
PLUM PUDDING
CAKES
COOKIES
ROLLS
BREAD
Salads and other good things for C hristm as Dinner
770 W illam ette
Phone 151
GOOD NEWS
H U m ’S BAKERY ANO DELICATESSEN
f : I .. ____ '
... T -, . ...
Electrical Gifts
The Lasting Kind
Why not an Iron this year?
Many women prefer to do their own fine pieceS of ap-
uure;L an,<1 the b<:Bt nianr>er of Ironing them is with an
hJectric Iron. One can be purchased here tor $3.95.
A Coffee Percolator Is cheap and efficient.
I
GOOD NEWS for every m em ber of the family
If brews the delicious beverage right on the table and is
-au,
W,H last for ,nanY years- We are selling them
this Christm as for $7.50.
Electric Toasters ................................................
Electric Waffle Irons
............
from now until next Christinas! Give your family
c u r tto f ir o n .
o r give yourself a year’s subscription to
Vacuum Cleaners
Electric Grill
The Springfield News
NEWS—STORIE»— PICTURES
INSTRUCTIVE INTERESTING
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
Only $1.75 a Year
o5 un
$14 50 un
Reduced
Fares
For exampki
...........$ L 0 0
im m
$12 50
Complete line of Everyready Flash LlghtH.
Why not a carton of W cstinghouse Mazda Lamps?
Electrical Gifts are sensible, worthwhile and lasting. See
ELECTRIC SUPPLY
1th and Main St.
Springfield, Oregon
Also for
Salem and R eturn $3.65
Roseburg and R eturn $3.55
N ew Years
A ik «lient for sale
d arn , limits.
S.ile dntes December 18-25; lim it January 4.
Proportionate reductions to many other points.
A»k Agent
Southern PdcificLutes
CARL OLSON, Agent