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    THURSDAY. JUEY 29. 192$
THE 3PRINGFIR1 D NEWS
PAGE SI a '
I Bend to be at her mother's bedside.
TOWN AND VICINITY
Sent To Hospital— Earl Othea was
Visit« Her«— Mi»» Mary McKelvey
taken to the Eugene hospital Friday
of San Francisco eras a guest at the
with a severe case of sore throat He
h o n e of Crystal Bryan this week.
ts a member of the railroad signal
Mrs. Petersin Better— Mrs«. Arthur crew which has been working near
Peterson who has been 111 at the Springfield.
Eugene hospital will return next Sun­
Married Here Sunday— Lillian \\ il
day to her home in Springfield.
son of Cooa County and George Miller
Go To Camp Meeting— R W Smith of Blackburn. Oregon were married
and W H. Gantt drove to the Method- in the Justice court here Sunday. Jus
lets camp meeting at Cottage Grove tice R. W. Smith performing the cere
Tuesday night
They report a large miny.
attendance at the meetings.
To Blue Rivers—Floyd Thompson.
Her« From The Bailee—Mr Fred Adna and Elbe Signor and Victor
W illiams' mother and stater are v isit­ >\>gle returned to Blue river Sunday
ing him this week from The Halles. evening after attending the birthday
The two ladies arrived in Springfield party In honor of Mrs. L. E. Thomp­
son at Myers park. They are employ­
Wednesday.
ed on the government survey at Blue
Leave On Vacation— Mr and ^[ra. river.
X. L. Howard went to San Francisco
Surday for a vacation. Mr Howard
New Floor—Repairs to the floor and
la employed at the Booth-Kelly mill
a general overhauling were under way
as foreman.
Tuesday at The Loop, local cigar
I
Mother Sick— Mrs. Joseph Ludiker store. The fountain was removed anil
received a telegram Friday saying the floor torn up because of the rotted
that her mother, who lives neat; Bend, condition of the old one. A new floor
was very sick. Mr. and Mrs Ludiker was laid and the floor in general level­
and children left Immediately for ed.
I
Don’t Buy Just Meat
Buy Good Meat
Independent Meat Co.
Announcing the Third Big Week of The
NEWLAND CO.’S GREATEST
Pequot Sheeting
81 inches wide, bleached
On Sale
Per Yard
£ r*
OOC
Unbleached sheeting 2
yard wide, on Sale, yard
Bleached Sheeting, 2
yards wide, on Sale, yd
Yard wide unbleached
Muslin, the yard
One lot of dark Percales
good quality, 36 in. yard
enjoyed the trip, having alwaye want­
McLagan Tours Mountain Road
Nicotine sulfate aa sold In Oregon
ed to make It. There Is certainly a
In llsuld fi rm will ke, p indefinitely
flue Stand of Umber In that region.
without loss of atrength. says the ex­
W. C. Melmgan reports he had a You have lo »Ilde through the trees Io
periment station. The high si grade rather rough ride Inst Thursday »hen
Is a solution of nearly 50 per cent he went up the Mohawk river to above get hy. but the road le hol had. (hough
nicotine sulfate In water e ntalnln« , Maple and then crossed over to the it Is not traveled much
40 per cent k-otlne. The only forms I'alapooya river at Crawfordsville
Mr. Mvtdkgnn did not return the
In which II Is available are black leaf I "The road was narrow, rough I. and same way he came however, but
40. Hall'« 40 per cent nicotine. N. I’. . winding" said Mr. Mi-I.agan. " b ill I iwssed through Brownsville
C. nicotine, and Ortho nicotine sul­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Nicotine dusts may b«» either
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER fate
IOH. I SITED STATES LAND OF­ stable or unstable.
FICE. Roseburg. Oregon.
July 1?. 193«.
Marriage Licenses Issued
NOTICE 1» hereby given t h a t
Charles II. Mathews, of Goshem. Ore
During the |-a<l week marriage
gon. on July 6. 192«. Hied Application licenses 9»vc been Issued to Ihe fol­
to Purchase. No U165S0. the Lots 3. 3.
4. 5. S, 7. and N E t, of SWA, of Sec 25. lowing ccuplts: Ol«f Benjamin Lud-
Tp IS S. R 3 W. W M under the 5th wlgsou. Eugene, an I Mattle Elvira
James Huddles­
Section of the Act of March 3. ISS7. Clark. Marshfield:
We have only the beat. Our price* are right «ltd ws
(24 Stat.. 55«. as amended hy the Act ton and Edna Williams.both o f Oak
will deliver your meat to your door.
of July 1. 1903. (33 S ta t. 7331 and that ridge; George Miller Blackburn and
he will offer proof of his right to pur­ Lillian Wilson both of Ilandt it; Fran­
Pasturised milk and cream at the same price a« com-
chase said land under said Acta, be­
fore E O. Immet. U. S. Commissioner, cis Mannel and Zella Schults Eugene;
in o n .
at his office In Eugene. Oregon, at 10 Frank Hopper and Edith Louise
We Give S. A W. Green Tnnllng Stamp*
o'clock A. M . on September 9. 193« Trapp, both of Eugene; llarrv Itussell,
AU parties claiming any part of the Jasper, and Iva May Day. Eugene;
above described land by settlem ent or
entry, or under the Mining Lava, or Andrew Lundahl. Red Lodge. Mon
in any other manner, are cited to ap­ tana, and Francos Mabel Staley, Gar­
pear at the time and place n u u n l and rison. North Dakota; Michel Graves.
submit testim ony In support of their Hollywood. California, and Delta Hop­
Fourth and M ain Sts.
P hon e 63
claim*.
per. Cottage Grove; William Graf and
HAMILL A CANADAY. Reglsterer
Nora Schroyer. both of Monroe.
Jl 29: A 5-12-1*2«
Fined Monday— Two men were fine-1
Monday morning for truffle offences
within Springfield city lim its Sunday
Both vlolatons occurred 01 East Muln
' street. K. C. Iu»ke of Eugene was
given a fine of HO for speeding, and
a like amount was given Wayne Mil
I (oral for the same offenese.
35c
39c
13c
17c
Choice of this Entire
Fine New Stock
A Substantial, Worthwhile
PRICE REDUCTION
One Lot of
Dress Linens
A
real linen in wanted colors
regular $1.10 v a lu e
on Sale, a yard
75c
ST O R E -W ID E ,
P R IC E
S L A S H IN G
BARGAIN E V E N T
One Big Lot of Women’s
Bloomers
---------------- — Featuring Real Sale Prices that are--------------------
Newest popluar colors a n d
styles. Values to 75c this sale
Your choice
the pair
HARD TO BEAT ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
49c
THIS IS NOT JUST A SALE OP ODDS AND ENDS BUT INCLUDES OUR FINEST, NEWEST MERCHANDISE
HERE ARE FIVE EXCEPTIONAL DRESS MATERIAL SPECIALS
HERE ARE
SH O E
VALUES
That You Cannot
Expect to Get
Every Day
One lot of All Silk
One Lot of
One Lot of
One Lot of
One Lot of
Crepe de Chene
Dress Silks
Silk Broadcloth
Dress Flannels
Wool G^ods
One Lot of Women's
40 inches wide. Values to
$2.00
On Sale
A
Per Yard
Tricosham Crepe and Bar­
onet Satins.
Values to
$295
On Sale
Per Yard
«p
and coatings, 54 Inches
wide. Values regular t o
$2.85.
On Sale
n n
Per Yard
in serges, plaids, checks
value lo $1.00, suitable for
school dresses.
On Sale
Per Y ard,
Strap Slippers
/be
1
g *| QA
1 ,O¿z
in assorted
yard wide.
On Sale
Per Yard
plain
colors
«{> 1 .¿ 3
1
«p 1 .vZO
£?Q
OizC
COME TO SPRINGFIELD
SHARE IN THESE WONDERFUL PRICE REDUCTIONS ON
DRESS MATERIALS-DRY GOODS-HOCIERY--SHOES~SILKS-ETC
We want to make this our biggest and best sale. All regular prices have been cut and slashed to the lim it to give you the
BIGGEST BEST BARGAINS POSSIBLE
Sale Continues Daily Until Further Notice
Remember Practically Everything In The Store Slashed In Price
One Lot of Men’s Bib
Overalls
Made of heavy 220 blue denim
full cut and well made.
On Sale
at, a pair
QQn
<7OC
One Lot of Men’»
This is Our First Storewide Sale. No Effort Will be
Spared to Make it
The Greatest Bargain Event
EVER STAGED IN THIS COMMUNITY
at, each
/»A
v J i/V
One lot of Boys work Shirts
On Sale
at, each
A
“ Q S r»
zV
i 9 QQ
One Big Lot of
Women'» Girls’ and Children's
Footwear
a varied assortment of g o o d
solid, well made shoes In a var­
iety of styhgt to choose from,
values up to $6.00. Price for
this Sale
n pair
QQ
i/OC
M any O th er Lota of Shoe*
on Sale at Bargain Prices.
I
Extra Special
Humming Bird
Hose
Pure Thread Silk. In n e w
popular shades, regular $1.50
per pair
Price for
this sale
JL
Cl
QQ
J) .«J
*7
3 Pair for $4.00
One Lot of
Men s Black Sateen
Work Shirts
Sells regular at $1.50. Specially
priced for this sale
Work Shirts
blue chambray, two pockets
On Sale
and oxfords in a variety of
styles, heels und leathers, re­
gular values to $(¡.75, you will
want al least one pair at this low
Sale price
the pair
NEWLAND’S
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
$1.19
We cannot list every thing in
this entire store, but you will
find real worthwhile price reduc­
tions on practically everything.