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THURSDAY MAY 6, 1827 THE, HPRINOFOCLD NEWH VALUES IN BEADING TOWN A N D VICINITY I Careful (wading of “ Health H U ta" may bo aald to bo highly profitable, b u t’ We should b* extremal y cau rrom Weal tious In accepting advice unlcaa its In Prom Maro«I■—M o Spicer oí I loot, real eatata dealer la W ant/ truth la aalf-evident. The Chief ar M a ro la «fa» a a lai tor har« Mond» gument against tbe toittlllgent use Sprlnflleld, was hero on bualnaoa of coffee, comes from promoter» Natoon la Improving— N. Nelson, Tuesday. who are advancing a substituts for who baa bran III lor aom« lima, tap re- I the time-honored beverage. Haaith- Visitor« Prom Portland—Mr and poiLail Io be but »lowly rwovarlng. ! admoaltiona found In advoHiainc Mr» K f Jgrvl» and daughter, Betty, matter are, as a rule, “ cut on the bios.** Their primo motiva la — Mr«. Merohouae Violto— Mr». L. H. ' vlaltad over the weekend with Dr. «aie» and mor» sales. Y Mor»hoUse, u risM m ii of pull Creak, < and Mr«. Eugene Keater, A number of excellent physicians paid Hprluafluld a vini» Monday. Btovona, Danner Return — Welby today write for the press, from their ample stores of ••«porlence. Vialta Prienda In Kupon»— M U a 1 blevena and E. R Danner returned My dally paper earrlaa Its health Dorothy Abbott api-nt the weekend Moudyay from Klamath Fall«, wher* column, and I read th at in pref m viali Ina friend« In Eugene. erence to happenings in crime or they went on a bualneaa trip. x' the so-called "sport page.” I get Jeapor Noeiden} Hero— Mr». Mark I Kupon« Raaldonta Haro— Among more value out of i t A young lady IV acquaintance grow ^ rew 01; her lebrtng. Jasper, wa« a Rprlngdeid Eugene resident« who vl«lt«d Spring- of my baffled her fam ily physician vialtor Haturday. | field Monday ware Mro F E. Smith, for ever a - - your. r— i- • > * rialist “ I Mra. H. W. Johnaon and Mra. Edith finally discovered that she In Prom Ooehan—Mr». 0 J DeVoa, suffering from loud poisoning, duo Evnna. realdent of (lóahen. waa a vialtor here | to a preparation used on her face. Haturday. Powara Recovering— M r and Mr«. She had naver road warnings, al though such wore plentiful. Frank Power». Eugene, former Spring Mra. Johnaon In Town— Mra. J L. By resiling I loam tha method« field roaldenta. vlalted Mr. and Mr». employed by that most unscrupul Johnson. who Ilve» at Wendling, w u Johi| Wlnaenrold thia week. Thia the ous »windier on aarth, the quack among Springfield visitor« Sunday. flrat time Mr Power« have been about who preys upon sick people. Tha number of dupes convince* me that In Prom Ralnbow- -M ra. Ueorgu for a long time, having been III. there are thousands of people who W llltama of Rainbow waa a vialtor do not read enough to fit them for here Mondny CITY R E C E IP T S FOR intelligent judgment in aa serious a m atter as their health. They A PR IL ARE $10.739 Woethr People Here— Mr. and Mr«. “bite” a t the most glaring frauds. W alter Urtftlo of Woatflr apeut a part They feed the vulture that fattens April receipt* aa ahown on the on them. When may intelligence of Sunday In Springfield dawn? Even epileptics aro fleeced. book» of Recorder I. M Peteraon are Tubercular and cancerous victim» Vialta Coltina Home— Mr and Mr». *10.73* 73. A large portion of th*a are lied to and rdbbed every day, Frank Parrlah of Notl vlalted the E sum cornea from Bancroft bond«. A in the most fiendish manner. The W. Collin« home Sunday. dlvlalon of the aum follow»: easiest money to get is that ob General Fund, *293.211; Improve tained by the medical Impostor. Landa* Man Horo— Stanley Gray of Physicians with*genuine qualifi ment «Inking. 3344.73; Improvement Land«« paid Springfield a bualneaa cations never advertise; they do Internet, 3&4I.31; sidewalks, *248 4'. not need misrepresentation to fur vlelt Saturday. Tenth. C and D streets, *6*.01; aewer ther their personal interest«. Folks No. I. (36.31; Bancroft bond*. *».- who read intelligently know thia. Rant« Hou**— W E. W alker h a», Too many do not read. rented the Lextoo bouse at 432 II >»»•« ir r street. PAGE FTV* MANY A T H L E T E S FROM H. S. AT COLL High School News W lnlfrtd Tyson, Editor Oregon Agricultural entiers, lege, Cor vallis, May 6— Borne nt the best tha contest at Forest Grove. This *a < Bophomor« Class Picnic alheletes In the state «f Oregon wilt the first year Springfield has entered The Sophomore class went to Swim a quartet participate in tbe flrat annual Oregon state tnterscbnlaatlc track and field mer's Delight for their semester pjc- Charles Nsdvornlk. who placed last meet at O. A. C May 14, Jad<lD< from ’ Dlc on Monday, May 2. year, took third place this year tha list of antriaa pouring Into thn ! The refreuhmenta were, wteolers. The boys came back all peped up general inaneger's office here. buns, marohmellow« and ice-cream. over their good showing, and were Already 24 high schools throughout I Several members of the faculty at- received, with heartiest congratula the atate have signified their lnten tended. The patrons were Mra. Snod tion». Mon of entering teams In tbe big meet ’ grass, Mrs. R. 8. Johns, Mrs. Bra twin, and many more are expected before | . — - ■ The social calendar tor the re May 10—the dead line for entries. i maining five weeks of school wilt be Profsssof Dunn Speaker County, sectional, a n d district I Professor F. 8. Dunn of tbe Univer as follows: irieefs have aroused more Interest this May 4— Junior-Senior Banquet and sity of Oregon w ill give the com year than any other time. Times and mencement address. Commencement baseball game, here, with Cottaxw distances reg*ptered In tbe different i exercise will take place In tbe High Grove. evt-rtts f-tjtnppfi- favorably with those i May 13— Student Body picnic, spon School auditorium on June 2. made In other states along the coast. sored by Girl's League. Professor Dunn’s subject has nyt Individual performance seems to bo on May 20— Baseball game with Shedd. a par lu the district meets with the yet been announced. May 22— Baccalaureate. result that some real competition and May 24— Game with University Boys* Quartet Scores close races may be expected In the High. here. state meet. The boys’ quartet of 8pringfleld May 27— Senior Play. Schools entered in tbe O. A. C. state High School scored second place In June 2— Commencement. meet are Astoria, Enterprise. Cottage Grove. Marshfield, Hood River, 8L Civic Club Meets Power Stpek Advances Helens. Ranier, Bay City, Albany, In Regular meeting of the 'Civic club Owners of preferred stock of the dependence, Corvallis. Echo, Beaver w ill be conducted next Tuesday night Mountain States Power company are ton. Wasco, Union. Salem. Myrtle Tbe principal matter for considera rejoicing this week with the announ Point, La Orande, Riverton, McMIn- tion »rill be the plans for Springfield's cement that on May IS. this stock w ill vllle. and Jefferson, Woshlngton. Lin community house. advance to *103. coln, Benson, Commerce and Frank lin, all of Portland. President W. J. K err of the College Is honorary referee; T . Morris Dunne of Portland, referee; and Dad Butler, Aggie coach, starter. W a tc h Y o u r W e ig h t Between Miner Building and Eu gene Hotel. Positively tbe best values obtainable. Telephone 430 R. M-ll Many Sign* Bold Daupbter la Eerp— A baby daughter Springfield'» advertising 1« advanc-1 waa born to Mr and Mra. H T, Kaat Ing a pace with the aale of daaena of burn at the Pacific Chrlatian hospital "Springfield" radiator signs to local Saturday. motorists The signs are being told at coat through the chamber of com Ona Flro Reported— Fire Chief Jess Smltaon'a report for April ahown but merce. ouo fire. with damage eatlmated at Auxiliary To Meet Te auxiliary of the American Leg Preparing for Camp— Preparations ion «rill meet tomorrow night In the are being made by the local National i chamber of commerce to discuss the tiuardamen for their trip to the en- poppy aale In connection with Mein- campment at Astoria, The troop will oriel Day. An effort Is to be made I Io have Boy and G irl Scouts asalat in leave June 14. the sale. Returna From Hospital— Mrs. C.O. Slolberg. who has been nt the Pacific P E T T Y J O H N 'S I Christian hospital some time for treat You Can't Go Wrong (f You Buy Your ment. returned to her Wendling hom- Card Car Where Values Are Known • Mondny. Tn Be Always Dependable—— Ami Prices And Terms Always Keasonabb' . Roaeburp Man Here— Morris New- Late model Hupmoblle 8edan. land, automobile dealer of Roseburg. I Dodge Roadster paid a short visit to hta au n t Mra. F . ; Dodge Touring It llam lln. here Monday He waa on I W lllya-Knlaht Coupe (4 pass! hla way home from Portland . I Oldsmoblle 4-pnaa. Coupe. | Bulck 4 Roadster Vlelte In Portland— Mr. and Mrs. M ra ., Coupe, wire wheels, almost new John Wlnaenreld vlalted their daugh Nash touring. ter. Mra. Joe lammon. of Portland, Ford Tourings. for three weeks. Ford Roadster with delivery box. Bulck Sport Touring, new duco Have Mualeal Program — Special Gardner Touring. musical numbers by students of the Hudson Speedster, Eugene Bible University were given ltulck 7 paaa Sedan. at Sunday nlght’a services nt (he Late model Bulck Coupe. Springfield Christian church. ! Come Gel Acquainted W ith One Of Henrv l-ane County'* larg est And Beat Undarpeea Operation— Mra. a Schwlnd of Marcóla underwent a Uaed Car Headquarter*. P E T T Y J O H N 'S minor operation at the Pacific Chris 7th and Olive Street*. Eugene. Ore. tian hospital thia week. Phone 1207. ~ Power* Official» Here—George Mc Open Evening». Clelland. electric superintendent of Blank Promissory notes and re- the Mountain State« Power company. Albany, and Fred Olson, office man celpta printed and In stock at the ager of Eugene, conferred with W. C. News office. McLagan. aleara superintendent. Springfield. Tuesday, on matter« re FOR SALE— Carnon paper In Inrg- aheete. 34x3* lachee, suitable to garding the Coo» bay propertle» of the making tracing» The News Offtc- company. »«« Every housewife knows the importance of fresh vege tables in the well balanced meal. No matter how simple or how elaborate the meal may be, it is always more ap petizing if there are plenty of fresh greens. Don’t Let 'Em Kid You When they talk about quality, as an excuse for higher prices. We challenge comparison on quality— AND PR IC E . Your Children . - . I ■ “ v 1 Should not be sent to school until their pyes are optically correct. It la a great handicap for scholars Io ti-y to study when their vis ion 1» defer the. Prom n) ¿1 years' experience In - eye examinations, eye testing and the fitting and grinding of correct glasses. I am in a position to advise as to the very best course to take. You can consult me with perfect confidence. Ql. Sframan Wflloodu O P T O M V T P IS r M i W IL L A M B T V W E V F S tS H T WV We have a variety of good things that will tempt the most fickle appetite—and satisfy the most fastidious. Here you find only the best—at the lowest prices. • We will fill your phone order as carefully as the most exacting shopper. Phone 9-WHITE FRONT GROCERY-9 S P E C I A L I 's * ' S U O U N I. Mors YTtew >.000 Peefevred ShosgkoUn« M OUNTAIN STATES PO W ER C O M PA N Y Ask For Your Copy o f This ‘ Attractive Book 842 Willamette 8t„ Eugene, Oregon. Containing sixteen pages of pictures and facts, illustrating and describing the properties of Moun tain States Power Company, the booklet shown above i* yours fot th e m in g . The president of a Bank In a small mid-western town stopped to watch a woman enter a J. C. Penney Com pany store. Her husband had just asked for a loan to extend his business, and the banker who was old in the ways of life knew that a man’s home is a good index to his credit. The J. C. Penney Company is proud of the women who are our customers. They have learned that thrift comes not alone from low prices, but even more from the quality and service they get for their money. Their homes are built on the solid rock of Pay-As-You-Go and are managed at effldandy as their husbands’ busi ness establishments. Such women are an aaaat bata*< of a liability to the partnership. C » .i MUÌiaiaimaiii ■ I It I! / t is packed full of informative facts about this progressive public utility company. Its charts pre sent a striking picture of growth. Its pictures illus trate modern plants, and properties, built and main tained for the service of the public, with capital supplied by large • numbers of investors. Their money is used for tbe construction of permanent, useful public utility properties, A large map illus trates tne wide territorial diversity. It tells you, too, how you may become a partner in public service, by investment itl the Company s preferred shares. W rite or phone for your copy today. MftgNTAiN S tates F ower company S P R IN G F IE L D PH O N E 58 : SHOWING GREATER ECONOMIES FOR HOME SEWING In all t h e n e w bright colors. The better grade fast color, that you pay much more for in all other stores. 13c Yard GINGHAM Fine grade ging ham in many pat terns and colors, a r e a l value made possible by our new “Low Price Policy.” 4$. inch 17c Yard NEW VOILES Pastel shades l n prints, plain colors a n d self stripes. Certified v a l u e s every one. Curtain Net 36 Inch white cross -a rw bar. Fine quality. JL / C 29c and X qq Yard Rayon Prints A wonderful wash fabric in white pastel ground with*^ elever dainty vde- Yard sign s. OIL CLOTH in white patterns Y ard Tkl- prífrrvíd jkdrr» sf Mountain Staiti Power CoñiJ^P ma- b» purchasri’ frçm tbr Mountain Slatti Power Scfurrti«« Om qwy. Eugene, Oregon 609 W iliamette Street JAP CREPE A Thrifty Home Is a Business Asset Phone NO 9 JUST PHONE 9 23c I DWELLING Part un- -j lin e n b leached red border. IS in ch ' 1 VzC Yard “LOWEST-IN-THE-WEST-PRICES-ALWAYS”