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TH U R SD A Y. JAN. 14. 192« T U « NPiUNUFtH .D NEUS PAGE 6iX request to tor. Home Hour Co.. bring it to TOWN AND VICINITY In from V id o -L W L ily of Vida «F At Partían«*—A. J. Davis spent the w a, in town Tue»day. , Ho« * week-end at Portland. Co. In fro m T r e n t— J 1’ . G resh am of » * » “ <*«'»»• W **«"« l,“r'‘,‘u' 3p* ry n ° “r Mrs. Belle lletlraf. Direc Service Bureau. Sperry Sau Praoclaco, Calif., will you. ed a meeting of lb» graduata nurarg « f E ug ene, held at ih» home uf Miss .Mrs Wayue Yarn« II, Mr» W C Myra Calef In tba county »cat last Kelihän and Misa Clara Wyae ailnml Thursday night. At Bufane Meeting. VACATION OF STREETS IS ASKED IN PETITION ■ Generous savings distinguish the McMorran & Washburne greater Harley Caln Here— Harley Caln of Trent was a Spriugfiel visitor Tues- With a h o led icing more or leas Oakr dse was a visitor h ire Monday. Vaiati« n of portions of T hltd stre e t day. difficulty is experienced In having a Fulop at Portland— N J Fulop. Io Pr«du. t which t. not grainy and 0 street outside the « ’;>• limits In from deeper— Mrs Tom Syk « is asked In a pet t on which has been of Jaap* r was a SpHngfh’ld vU’tor cal b « ln e a . man. made a w eekend «»*» F « ».• *'* « > - <* -rip to Portland ¡ccn sta fn cy filed (u the county co H earlrg on Friday. 1 The six minute Ic. ng Is easily made the m atter has been set for F« bru H e re fro m W e s tfir -D. K Mitchell, »nd is a nwuparatlvely safe metho I «rv T. « hen Ute g o u rt »*111 ~ a k e a F ro m W a lte r v .lle — Joe Devor and W alter P latt of W. !te:ville were in of W estfir, shopped In Sprlngflcl-I to «too. All ingredients are steamed | ,|eclelon together for six minutes In the •<- M o nd ay. town on business Friday. T h e p t 'lt b n rsk a t "h r,I -ireet« of a double-boiler, aud beaten w'th he vacated north of the north Bn « T h u rs to n M ao H e re -C. F. Grant. Mohawk Man Here—Among busi an egg beater all the time. The re of F street, and that nil of 0 street ness visitors here F riday was R L*. Thurston resident, was In town Tues sults are controlled ami ih ’-r ell.nl- be vacated west of the east line of day. H ill of Mohawk. nates the danger of having a failure. Third street to th«« S .w thern Pacific C am p C re ek R esiden t H e re — Wil It may be used as. both au icing aud vat road Induatrial developm ent nt Here from Walterville— Miss. Belle liam Stevens of Camp Creek pa d filling. 9 that neighborhood 1» sahl Io be {he Millikan of Walterville was in town Springfield a buain •«» visit Tuesday. Total time for preprailon and r ason for th« desirability of vacat Saturday. preparation and spreading of the ing the stre e ts A portion of F street Visit Here— Mrs. Charles Taylor icing would be about fiftteu m nutea Instile the city limit« 1« also a*ko«1 In from Walterville— Mr and Mrs. and her mother. Mrs Sam Morgan, M «it«r Recipa. lo he vacateli In a pettt'o n to the city Trotter of W alterville were Spring- both of Thurston, were visitors in the 1 cup sugar. cosmcll by R II Pgraona. who own field visitors Saturday. city Tuesday. 3 tablespoons cold water. the adjoining property R e tu rn s to O ak rid g e— C E. Archer 1 egg. white Motors to Albany— Mr and Mrs. C. Flavoring. E. Swarts and daughter motoreJ to has returned tn Oakriifge after a short NICKELS TO SE HANDY Cut sugar, water aud unbeaten egg time spent hera. Albany for a visit Sunday. white into a double boiler Place over AT SOCIAL AT SCHOOL W a lte r» llle — M rs E F In fro m In fro m B iac h ly— M rs . R A. Rheln- boiling water and beat with egg beat tn hefmer of Biachly was a visitor in Ream of W altervll e shopped Nickels, Jitneys and 6-cent pieces er for s'X minutes. Regfiove from fire • Springfield early In the week. Springfield Monday. , and beat until thick enough to wil ba much In evidence at the Par ent-Teachers association's ‘Jitney so H e re fro m T h u rs to n — Frank Camp spread; add flavoring Here on B usinen S. R Scott was cial" to be held at the Lincoln school bell of Thurston transacted business C o coan ut F illin g , a shopper here Monday from the Blue in Springfield Tuesday. I Master recipe plus I cup sll.veddcd Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock The River district. j cocoanut and 1-3 cup finely choppej committee in charge promisee those Her» from Deerhorn— Mrs come with a p<H-ketful of nlckele nd Marcóla Man Visita—Ivan Saunders raisins. evening of flr«tA-las entertainment of Marcóla was one of the out-of-town Hambaugh of Deerhorn spent a part M a rs h a llo w Icin g . of Tuesday in the city. In eight school rooma IRtnfnuie visitors in Springfield Monady. Make boiled or quick icing When programs are to be given, and each Thurston Man In—Harvey Conlev syrup has all been added to the boat Walterville Man In— Harry Jackson program will be repeated several of Thurston was in town for business en eggs, add about S marshallow« and of Walterville was her« for a short purposes Tuesday beat until they are m-Hed Flavor ,lra‘’* ln ord*r ,hl“ R" rn,r ” * time Monday. Admission of 5 cents will he charged with 1-3 teaspoon each of vanilla and I for each program A general admis Here from Leaburg— AiilcnS Lea orange extract. P leasant Hill Visitor»— Mr. and Mrs sion of R cents wit also be charged, burg visitors In town Tuesday were Lat^p B a ltim o re Icin g . Ihm Winfrey oof Pleasant Hill spent and the reliable nickel will buv cook H Fountain. B Slavens and Coy Make boiled or quick icing. Just a day recently with their friends. Mr. Landsbury. before it Is ready to spread between ie# and coffee at a convenient re- and Mrs. ¿John Ketels. freehment stand L e ab u rg P eop le H e re — Mr. and Mrs. the layers. add 1-3 cup choppad nuts The money Is to go for first aid Bushman Back—Art Bushman is W H Craft of Leaburg were among 12 cup seeded raisins, chopped. 6 or back after a trip through the coast out-of-town visitors In Springfield 8 chopped carolled cherries, or can- work In the »est room« being Insti tuted by the P-T A. In the school. country in the interests of the Spring- Tuesday. ■ lieJ cherries, or candied fig» cut In field Mill and Grain company. .. thin stripe. Recovers from Illness—Mrs May • Maear00n ,e ,ng C o n sid era te. Feed to Coquille— The Springfield Craft 1» recow ring from the pneu- Mi'.! and Grain company shipped a i monla which haa kept her <on n . reatjy {<J use >( jj following mix- “Won't you let roe teach you how carload of feed to Coquille last Sat for some time. . ' tore: Roll four macaroons until fine, to play cants, dear? I want you to urday. Meets Entertain— Dr and Mrs. S. add 1-3 cup finely chopped pecans or know all about them when wo arc Breaks Arm— Harold Foes- five-year- Ralph Dtppel and Mrs Dlppel s moth- walnuts. 4 or 5 candled oherrlea. and married." "How lovely. What game are you <Md son of Henry Fosa, broke his arm er and sister, visiting here from Ban- 1 teaspoon of vanilla. going to teach me?" while playing last Thursday evening. don, were guests at the Levi N’eet W a ln u t Icing. The injury Is fast improving. "Solitaire." Add 1-3 cup of chopped walnuts and home Monday evening. . Our Store is a Community Center An ideal meeting place, a hospitable »fore like ours, is a real Inatitution. E nough 1» P le n ty . Lawyer; “I'm terribly sorry, buddy, McQninn underwent an operation at I thought I could do more for you. Mercy hospital In Eugere Monday. Convicted Man: ’’Aw—shut up. Mrs ¿i Quinn lives In Walterville. Ain’t you satisfied? I got five years —that'» plenty. Wright is Operated On— Larson Wright of the Wright Hardware store Hew Thoughtless. underwent a major operation at the First Girl: "Have you seen Jack Pacific Christian hospital Monday. recently?" , Second Girl: “Oh, about six weeks Baby Girl Born— Mr. and Mrs. Al den McCumber of Jaspen are the hap ago.* First Girl: '«Well, If you gee him py parents of a baby girl, born Sun day. The newcomer we ghed seven again, remind h m that he’s married to me, an«l that I was Inquiring about pounds. htIn■,, ______ | M l Construct Piers—Concrete baser for the pfprs supporting the rear Reason Enough. warehouse of the Springfield MiT and "But, my dear, why in the world Grain company have been completed. do you want a divorce?” The work was done under the direc “Only one good reason—bocausa tion of Jack Howell. I'm married.” G eorge 98c 89c 89c $489 18c 23c We 29c 39o 35c 39c $1.69 29c V '-i q i b œ We e m * 1*1’, »» Watch this Space for Jan. 21st Gannett Motor Co. SPRINGFIELD BRANCH It Is our aim and endeavor to combine service and convenience for shopper». M BBnM BM HM Drop in any time. You are welcome, w hether you in tend to purchase anything or are merely “looking’’ or waiting for someone. The Best Fountain Service. Magazines and Books, S ta tionery and Writing »Materials. Phone 31 Múllantela underwent a major opera spend almost 10 per cent more than ! interested n tb -se ,U t- tion at the Pacific Christian hospital planned at the beginning of the year j If y°« ( r additions and extensions. IL'T >-«” ».•»*. Mr»- DeGraf *'!l b ««•<, Monday. Actual expenditures for additions top«« tend ÏIU her fr « liockl« I 'SO Jood ?perd Day Here— Mr and Mrs. Rus ' fen-rating g .unis, transmls»‘on and Delights from 8 Master Recipes A sel Meyers of Pleasant Hili spent j distribution systems" ln the country S u n d a y in Springfield, visiting ; during 1925 were 1832,350,000, as frit nds. ; against an estimated budget of 1579,- SEUP- L IG H T IN G Of «ORLESS Return from Bandon— Mrs. S Ralph S20.000 announced at the opening of Dipp« ' returned. Sunday from Bandon ; the year. ECONOMICAL IN'YTANT where she had «pent two weeks fol- to t » Na. i l The big increase In electric power low ng the death of her father. ¡production is attributed chiefly to the Visits 31gte:"—John Hostettler, of j speeding up of various Industries, j while demands for improved street G-ants Pass, Is in Springfield this week v,siting hia sister. Mrs N. A lighting and more electric appliances Rowe, While here Mr. Hostettler is in the home helped to Increase the S ^ -lJ g tU tn g lockli g aft.-r Ins business interests volume of production. U ndergoes O p era tio n — M rs. $1.26 Alarm Clock« $1.00 Hags Rugs $1 00 \\ir e Dish Drainer» $6.50 Elettri«! Irons (gun ran fowl, New yard wide Comfort Cimili» Yard wide Silkollnos New Bungalow Cretonne», yil Yartl wide Black 8at«*en East color Broadcloth Playtime rom per cloth Yard wide Ironclad Suiting» $2.25 Fep» Jnnllnierv» 59c Knitted Mop Cloth» —O n »ale In the basement »tor«« 1 teaspoon v a n illa to the hot ed or I Thurston People Here— Mr. and Visit In City— Mr. and Mrs J M Jugt spreading h e Mrs. Charles Taylor and Charles Has Blakely, and Mr«. Muall of W endlicg tween tings. of Thurston, were In town Sat were among Springfield'» visitors Waldorf Filling. urday on business. Tuesday. Mr«. Muall went on to Eu< . . . . . . . . . , ' 'g e n e , w h e re she visited her husbanl. Add 3 U b le.p o o n . of chopped w .l- Inspector Here—W T. Wendt, in nuts and 1-4 cup of currant jelly to spector for the Utah, Copner comranr. i who I« ill In the Eugene hospital the cooked icing; flavor with vajillla was at the Booth-Kelly mlQ Saturday. Snook» at Grssham— Bert Snooks Tuttl-Frulttl Icing or Filling. 3-4 cup sugar. Return» to Bandon— Vernon Harder has gone to Gresham where he will 3 tablespoons cold water. has returned to his work at Bandon take charge of a construction job 1 egg. white. i after v sltisg his parents here for handled by Lindsay and Hargraves, i contractors. He will be at Gresham 1-3 cup seedless raisins. two weeks. 1 tablespoon chopped walnuts. : for some time. Mcves to Marshfield— A. M Stiffler 1 tablespoon chopped cherries. P urchases R oom ing House— M rs. and family have moved to M arshf/ld 1 tablespoon shredded citron or Eliza Snooks has purchased a room after spending several months in this ing house located on Ninth street, orange pee city. w in 1 teaspoon each of vanilla and or- near the park in Eugene. Mrs. Snooks ‘ took charge of the house (mediately ange flavoring Emp'oyed at Shop—Miss Lieila after the deal was consumated Mon-! <"*gar. water, and unbeaten egg Griffith has been employed at the . white in a double boiler, place over Eggimann candy »hop. boiling water and beat with an egg beater for fi minutes Remove from . Jasper Woman Here—Mr». M. L. HEAVY OUTLAYS MADE BY the fire and beat until thick enough Sebring of Jasper, was a visitor in T H E U T IL IT IE S IN 1925 to spread, add flavoring and fruit. 1 S p rin g fie ld M onday. « ---------------------- Spread between layers as a filling or , In from Thurston— Mr and Mrs. A. The year Just closing was a big on top of a loaf cake for an Icing. Weaver spent part of Monday in th e year for the light and power com Chocolate Icing. city, ooking after business matters. panies of the country, according to Maoter recipe plus two squsres utt»| estimates Just prepared. These fig In fro m D onna— M rs. S. A. Stevens sweetened chocolate. A l t me t.sd I ures showed that ln order to take c'a » o .tle to other Ing.-til •.*■’ .« in .!'■«-1 of Donna was in town part of Mon cure of the growth of business during d a/. b.e boilar and proceed a«> for Master I the past 12 months, the light anc Undergoes Operation—Mrs. Ollie power companies were compelled to recipe. in the upper Willamette valley. JANUARY SALES Successful M en A sk Questions, then- GAS HEATERS Give the Extra H eat You Need Protect ycxir home agamat dam pragi and cold by installing the Weisbach heaffiig service. 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