USDA Y RBTTKMnRB Kt. 1926
PAOK s rx
and Dorothy Annoti
the doctors health. Mhe will enter Pauline Miller
TO W N AND V IC IN IT Y
Mr and Mrs F. U.
Council reserves the right to reject
will
live
wllh
¡school this week. l»r and Mrs Mort-
any and all bid* and that each bid «hall
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE for
llamllu
Arrested For speeding— Robert Ifir- ensen will stay for another week or
be aceompMted by a certified check
the Issuance o f Town of Springfield
In the amount of 2 per cent of the rle was arrested Saturday on Ka.it two at Nwwport.
Here From Portland— Mis
Ida
F ir e
Engine General Obligation
price bid as an evidence of gool faith Main street charged with going forty,
Bends in the sum of »7000 00; to pro-
Irish and her daughter. Mrs M 8.
on the part of the bidder.
Struck
By
Sledge
C.
II
Price,
to
o
.
vide a form for said bonds and the
vtsitlM
Section 4 WHEREAS. the bonds miles an tynir. The arrest was made man of the Southern IfikClUe ste- I Tingly, of I'orlland ara
coupons attached thereto; directing
hereinabove
provided for were duly by A. 8. Currie, traffic officer.
the Town Recorder to publish a call
gang working on the bridge aero is frlm ds In Springfield this *< el.
authorised at an election regularly
for bids for said bends and declaring
To Round Up— Don Gillespie end the Willamette, was struck In the
Breaks Arm —Robby Slm plol o il
held for that put pose; and
an emergency.
WIIKItKAS It 1» nec.‘«»ary that Dwight Kessey left Monday 1« attend head by a sledge Friday and glveu v from th top of * hop dryer on the
WHEREAS, heretofore at an elec­
funds bt. ,,roctire.l at aa early da at the annual round up at IVnilleton im.i scalp wound
Thtee elllches Seavry place Monday and broke hl«
tion duly called and held In the Town
possible for the purpose for which While Mr Kessey Is away, Ml-a were necessary to close the wound.
of Springfield on he 27th day of July.
left arm
,ald bonds were authorised, thereby
1926. the legal voters c f the Town of
involving the peace, health and eafetv I,em its Morrison Is taking Ills pla.e
Springfield aulhcriied the Common
To
U
v
s
At
Bmsry'o—
Miss
Franc
••
K ills
De«r— Delbert MltoheU Of
of (ho town, and in older to do so. It «I the Commercial State twtnk
Council to issue general obligation
¡Hodge and Ulas Fay Spaulding. Westfir silent the Week end with n.V
is necessary to enact thia ordinance ;
V X S S
■
«
now. th,.refore.
Back
Fram Newport — Margar-ll |jt-, hers In the Springfield schools. parents. Mr and Mrs. Il T. Mitchell,
la hereby do- Mortensen returned Monday from iwi|l ,l¥|>
, h„ home of Dr. N. W lie brought them a venison which he
this
ordinance
bearing 6 per cent interest per an field Eire Liunne General O b lt» llo u joUrod to exist and
Newport where she has been staying
l>n south Second street
***•• 1 d killed
shall
go
Into
force
and
effect
upon
Its
innt. with which to purchase a fire
dated
with her parents who are there for
adoption and approval.
engine and apparatus for the same. No
....
I*a»sed by the council this 13th day
»«■a
Countersigned
------------------
Msvpr ' of September. 1926 by the following
WHEREAS, It now becomes nec- „"""•"TT"-------
vote
YEAS
Three. NAYS none.
eosary to provide for the Issuance
,
Th„ TlWn Recorder
Submitted to the Mayor September
thereto- now therefore.
• .
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THE TOWN OF SPRINGFIELD ?h,U c“"ae, * .
‘^ L lk s ^ n P. weekW 13. 1926,
• Approved by the Mayor September
DOES ORDAIN AS FOIXOW S:
ft,r • Perlo<1 o , ‘w”
,1 , . X .
Section 1 That the Town of
l>UIbl« ? V “ 5
o Z io n 13th. 1936.
O. O. BUSHMAN.
Springfield do issue tta b on d . In the
.¿ S ? r e 11 for b id . f ^ V h e A ttest.
K W SMITH,
Mayor
™
S7 -
Thousand „71100 thD
Recorder.
buD'te,
bf
that the Common Council of the Town
Ml eart ^ i J ’ n u m b iJ d i » l ? 0?« of Spr,n«fl*,d. O'*«®»- will meet at
Paya Pine— F. Bainbridge paid )6
60
numbered 1 to 14. to h h
{ -,30 p M on th„ u t h day
be
dated
aa
agreed
upon
by
the
town
.926
at
the
Council
to
the city recorder Monday as the
^ a r ? : f T lrCi., r r ,,Ddh
C h a £ £ * ro f th’e"town o i S p r i n g
The 36th regular quarterly dividend of >1.76 per »hare on the 7%
second Installment of a $10 fine levied
Preferred
Stock of this company *tll be paid October 20
*ha7**
£ 5 ’ ,“*
?
, , b' * r
'**’ • ‘ to open and consider such bids , said
I b V ^ i^ n K
p ^ c i ^ ’ T « ^ : D o U M >haM
th ,t * • Commo" against him for speeding
ORDINANCE NUMBER 507
corporate eeal of said town, and the
anaeaed coupons to bear the . »
«raved facsimile slgna urea of said
Mayor and Recorder thia
>*«y ">
........... ... ”
-
t ountersigned
.......... .
_
—
......... -
y
Recorder
tCOVPONl
Nc.
$15 00
TOWN OF SPRINGFIELD. I.ANE
COUNTY, OREGON, will p.»> to the
bearer on the fir^t day of
J
IS
FIFTEEN
DOLLARS
In
United States Gold Coin of the
Present standard of value at the
Fiscal Agency of the State of Ore
r>n in Now York C o f.r s,x months
DIVIDEND NO. 35
terest to be payable In United States
Gold Coin of the present standard
value at the fiscal agency o f the State
of Oregon in New York City, said
bonds to be signed by the mayor and
countersigned by the Recorder under
the corporate seal of s a il town, and
the interest on said bonds to be rep­
resented
by sem iannual
interest
coupons attached thereto bearing the
engraved facsimile signatures of said
Mayor and Recorder, which said
bonds shall be known as "Town of
Springfield Fire Engine General Obli­
gation Bonds."
Section 8 That the said Town Of I
Springfield Fire Engine General Ob­
ligation Bonds and the coupons at­
tached thereto shall be In substanti­
ally the following form:
No ------------
$500 00
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF OREGON
TOWN OF SPRINGFIELD F I R E
ENGINE GENERAL OBLIGATION
BOND
TOWN OF SPRINGFIELD LANE
COUNTY. OREGON, for value rec- I
eived. hereby promises to pav to bear-’
er the sum of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS on t h e _______ day of....... ..
------19------. with Interest thereon
from date hereof at the rate of six
per cent (6%) per annum, payable
semi-annually on the first day of.......
- -------a n d ------------------- to the bearer
of the respective coupons therefor
hereto attached as they mature, both
principal and Interest payable In
Uniter States Gold Coin of the pre­
sent standard of value at the fiscal
agency of the State of Oregon in New
York City.
This bond is one of a series ag­
gregating $7000.00 par value i n
am ount authorised and issued under
and pursuant to a vote of the A>gal
voters of the town of Springfield at
an election duly called and held there
In on the 27th day of July. 1926. said
series of bonds being Issued for the
purpose of procuring funds with
which to purchase a fire engine and
apparatus for said town
And it is hereby certified that every
requirement of law relating to the
Issue thereof has been duly complied
with and that this bond Is within
every debt and other limit prescribed
by the constitution and laws of t h e ,
State of Oregon or the charter o f '
said town
And for the puctual payment of the
principal hereof and the interest
hereon the full faith and credit of the
town of Springfield is hereby Irrevoc­
ably pledged.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, the town
of Springfield has caused this bond
to be signed by Its Mayor and count­
er signed by it , Recorder under the
J. C. Brill Stores
AX-BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE
Thursday - Friday and
Saturday are
t*
i
holder» registered on the book» ut the clone of buglnegfi Septem ber
30. 1926.
,
Subescrtptlona for »hare» on the canh plan received prior to Sept­
em ber 26th will entitle purchaser to the hill dividend of $1.75 per »hare
for the qu arter beginning July 1st.
O utstanding partial payment account» upon which Anal payment
on
1» made before Septem ber 25th will receive dividend No. 35 " n
tX-tober 20th
Present Price $ 1 0 1 .0 0 per Share, to yield
6.93% per Year
Order» for »hare» must be In our hand» before the close of busl-
8eptem ber 25. In order to avail yourself of this dividend. Uut pay-
m ent may be made up to October l&UbhH ‘ «Rh sales.
Mountain S tateseli® Power Company
Values for Those
Who are Shopping
Wise
— Dollar Day dawns with a prom ising rosiness for the
thrifty shoppers. It is the little things th a t count, and
though not all these hings are of small dem entions there
are m any and m any purchases possible for a dollar today
which at other tim es would naturally revert to their form er
low selling price levels.
•with
N E W PRICES EFFECTIVE NOW
This Bank W ants to Be
Your Friend!
KLENZO Dental
Creme
A Sensible Tooth
Paste For All
Flanery’» Drug
Store
It w ants to assist you In every way It
conscientiously can.
It w ants you to suc­
ceed, for, in a m easure, your success m eans
the success of this bank.
With a Savings
Account a t hand there will be m any oppor­
tunities th at can be taken advantage of
th a t will help you succeed.
If you wish to
purchase a home, our officers will be glad
to tell you how you can finance It.
If you
wiah to invest your money, we are in posi­
tion to help you do so In safe and legitim ate
propositions.
B ut we cannot help you succeed unless
you FTRST accum ulate capital th a t can be
put to work. A Savings Account would do
this for you.
Why not s ta rt one the first
thing TOMORROW?
COUPE
TUDOR
Reduced $40
to
Reduced $50
to
$50501
SEDAN
F0RD0R RUNABOUT TOURING
SED A N
Muced$40
CAR
Reduced $45
to
Io
R ed u ced
$595.23 $646.45 $450.61 $471.31
Delivered at Springfield
Self Starter and Balloon Tires Standard Equipment
We can assist you m aterially in choosing the type of car
m ost suitable to your purpose.
The liberal plan of easy
paym ents will also be of Interest to you.
Protected by Electric B urglarly A la rm System
E. R. DANNER MOTOR GO.
Commercial State Bank
4/
In vour consideration of a motor car, you
undoubtedly have very definite needs which
prompt that investment. To those needs apply
the test of Ford adaptability and economy.
$1.00 Opens a Savings Account
and obtains a Liberty Bell Bank
A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COUNTRY
$40
Fifth and A Streets
SptagfleM, Oregon
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