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THURSDAY OCTOBER 20. 11*27 TH « SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAGE RIGHT N evata - *31*.diti SS In high schools. OLSON PLANS PROGRAM «chimi distrivi*. si aer. park liuprove FOR MEETING NOV. 11 , tucul, water. C o rra «p o n d an t* Oswald Olson has been placed In t'ortlamt. October SO: — Schools, Washlngion — *138,7**10 In Irriga highways, parka, water, sewer, electric tlon. water, water rerenue. slactrlc charge of plana for the program it the foreign war vetaraug get to ed het light «ml other projects In nine west tight and power. j era states are benefiting from the In- California- ,**.501 5X In unlon high scheduled Jor November II, according CARDEN WAY UPPER WILLAMETTE 1 vestment of state anil municipal secu achool. Improvement, water and road Io John Will. American Legion com Rlverslde. t'allfornla. ma niler. rities of a grand total o f tJ.676.MSXO . Improvement The affair, hejsatd. la for the Legion, Honoring her 17th birthday. Mra Mlsa Gertrude Haugann who la at , f“»«*» of the Neighbors of Wood Is (he location of thè **00,000 honte ot Mitchell gave her daughter a p easan t tending the unlveralty went Io Fort ' raf‘- »wordli»« to a bulletin Just Is the order on a «5 acre tract of valu the Auxlllafiy. and all veterans of foreign wars living In Springfield 11« surprise party Saturday night. October land over the week-end to attend the «»ed by Mrs. Minnie HlUer, as grand able Mnd. 16 Games were placed throughout the Oregond’allfornla football game. guardian, the supreme official of the The Neighbors of Woodcraft have urged that as many aa possible muke plans for reserving the date In their evening until refreshments w e r e Mrs. Margaret Pengra accompanied | ‘ order, which has its headquarters Just launched a campaign to Inc euse schedule. gB>inlalng a good time here. The bulletin registers the dis. , ’he membership of the order from up served at midnight Those present Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harlow to Port-, ; proxlmately 75.000 to 100.000. coin- were Isabel and Jenny bee Green of |and Saturday where they will be the , trlbutlon ss follows Sweet creatu rather 'than sour Is d a h o — *1.1X0.337 In highways. I cldental with completion of plans to Eugene. Mr and Mrs. Holstington of guests of thetr slstefi. Mrs. J. H now generally used for Oregon b u lle t probably ' • cl'°o * districts, funding, water works i Immediately erect a magnificent ad Pleasant HUI, Mr and Mrs. McPeck Zimmer. Mrs Pengra will making, reports the dairy specialists ; ministration building In thia city. and two daughters. Thelma and Nina, remain in Portland a week. The Hat- and street Improvements. of the experiment station, whereas Oregon — *»-.-.lS l.S j In paving, fund- Opal Moore. Prank Moor*. Floyd Lord, lows who have been visiting relatives a few yeara ago nearly all butter was Alvin. Emms, and Belle Olson. Cart suJ friends here for the past several wa U r and »»»« t water, school CITY RETIRES $2000 This improvement. ntunlclpa . IN BANDCROFT BONDS .Mirned from sour cream U n toa. Donald Kahler and Peggy Mc weeks will return to their home In districts. change calls for delivery of aweel electrical light, general obligation, re- Farmington. Washington Daniels. Two Bancroft bonds of ,1000 each cream by the dalrlea, an easy task If At the Pleasant Hill C hristian1 Warren Collingwood was U n ited in funding levee, and street and park improvement. were retired this week by the Town the right directions are followed church last Sunday Mrs Madden spoke to Margaret Chapman ot Wyoming— *S7».S32.75 In school dis of Springfield, assessm ents having "Once you get the habit of delivering on missionary work In Japan Santa clara at the hame th(, bride,s tricts. water, sew er and refunding been paid In sufficiently to make the aweel cream you will find It aa easy Mrs. T. F. Kahler, who was recently parents. Sunday afternoon. The cere- as the old sour cream habit," saya the Utah—*368,*»7.36 In school dis action poaatble. chosen superintendent of t*e pleasant performed by Rev. O. 8ykes tricts. roads, am ter. General financial condition of the report. Hill Sunday school, has started of SpringfleM In the presence ot about Montana—*>3t.686.<6 In refunding, city Is satisfactory, according Io Re cradle roll and Mrs. C. P. Williams fifty friends and relatives After the funding, achool districts and water corder I M Peterson General obit FOR SALE -Carbon paper In large chairman o f that department has been ceremony a dinner was served. Mr. Colorado — »219.0*0 30 In water gallon bonds will noi come due now sheets. 3<x39 Inches, aultable fur busy registering the babies of tb s Qplltngvrood came here from Neb- works, sewer, irrigation. until 1930. making tracings The News office district. raska two years ago. He is the son of ------------------------------------------------------ -- The annual freshman reception Mr and Mra Q p Collingwood. The promises to be a very amusing and en- Toung couple left In the afternoon for tertaining evening next Friday. Octo- portian<i o n their return they wiM her St. The party will be a masquer- mage their home on the Harlow ranch ade and already the young folks are I (fora,erly owned by R McCornack) planning their costumes. j where the young man has been em- The pupils of the Pleasant Hit! pub- i Those attending the wedding 11c achool are busy planning a Hallo- from were Mr. and Mrs. [ OPPOSITE OPPOSITE REX REX THEATRE THEATRE__ ] J w een program and supper This will o p Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. Clay- 966-968 be the one money making program of ton colMngwcod and family, and L. Willamette the year, the proceeds to go toward w Collingwood I Bailey Hill, play equipm ent Mr. Mrs Clarence Fisher f Street The Pleasant Hill public school cottage Grove, and MY and Mrs. board have greatly Improved the play Harry Stolslg and chl'slren of Lorane Phone 2233 shed by flooring it and boarding the gpent Sundar at the S. O. Cogswell 'south side a third o f the distance from tom e the ground Now the youngsters can Miss Angellne Seaverson of Spring- swing, play basketball or skate with LARAWAY BLDG. WHERE QUALITY AIEEI’S CONFIDENCE field spent Friday night with AAmu out being in clouds o f,d u st Flah. The ladies of Pleasant H ill met at -a—. » i ...... — Mrs. J. H. Fish has received word the home of Opa! Moore for an all day from her brother. Earl Bailey of quilting bee last week. Dinner was Schav’er. Nebraska, that they a r e served at the noon hour. leaving for Oregon where they intend Mr and Mrs. Chenery Bartlett re to make thetr home. cently of Philadelphia, visited with Grace Maxwell attended the foot- Mr. and Mra. O. H. Wangelln last week. Mr Bartlett h a . Just Installed ball game in Portland last Saturday an oil refinery at Spokane and was on Fore8t Anderson, the seven year old bis way to Los Angeles. son of Mr and Mr" W H' Anderson. Miss Jaunita Lomhard of Springfield » “« ’rwent a major operation at the is helping at the Tinker ranch during Christian hospital Monday apple season morning. Dr. Rebhan of Springfield Mr and Mrs C. E Curts and three ha8 rharKe of ,1,e case For‘‘8t ’* children motored to Portland Sunday P°rted today as getting on eatlsfac- to see their daughter. Vadette. who Is tort*5r- in the hospital there They were met Mi” Male who teaches In in Portland by Mr and Mrs. Percy Vaughn district Is home, her Curts o f Idaho, and Mrs. Tltsworth. 811,001 h8¥in’ <’‘t” ed on account mother of Mrs. Curts Mrs Titswnrth of a death ln that neighborhood from returned to Pleasant Hill with Mr and Infantile pralysis. A young man. Alvin Mrs Curts Rude, aged 20 was the victim. He ’ Mr and Mrs Percv Curts and chll- died at the hPme of 1,18 uncle' Ed dren of Idaho are visiting at the home Dahlln. who formerly resided in th l. of Mr and Mrs C. Curts of Pleasant »*c»lty. Hill. 1 Miss Bessie William« county health' »The farmers were very busy during nurse. Dr. Stannard and Dr. Waller jf the last few warm days. Tractors Eugene are holding a clinic 1n the were heard running late Into the night, school house today. Thirty-six chll- A f t * tl^e rains of September the dren wilt be given a general physical ground was I- splendid condition for examination. Those assistin g are: fall planting of grain. The teachers (Mr. and Mrs. George Hunting season being on it is a com- Harrington), Mr*. Chas. Cole. Mrs. mon sight to see men with guns and Ralph Cole. Mrs. W R. Hardie, Mrs. * • dogs tramping across the field s.! ' R Honey, Mra. Marvin Chase. Mrs. You’ll W an t O na of These Pheasants are more plentiful this year J. H. Holton, Mrs. Harry Chase. Mrs. than last year. J- R Fish. Mrs. Dewey Ray, Mrs. Ira Specially Priced Raincoats ------------------------------ : Pengra. Miss Edna Pattison and Mrs. 3 Veneta Woman Here— Mrs. Floyd Clarence Chase Taylor of Veneta was a visitor here Wednesday. CALL AND SEE Dr. N. W. Emery on prices on plates and other work. tf. In From Creswell— A Wednesday When It’s raining it Is a great We specialize In •Swiss braclet watch shopper In Springfield was Mrs. H. W satisfaction to know that repairing Hoyt's 321 Main Street, tf Pilcher of Creswell. By S pacial Community News WOODCRAFT in v e s t MONEY IN OREGON GIRLS LEARN HOW TO PLAY FOOTBALL — BUT Something new In the wav of a lecture was given at the Springfield high school yesterday by (.eotisi i Mayfield, athletic roach. Ha told girls how to play football. Not that local gridiron fans are to h ve the pleasure of wllliesalng feuil nlntt exponents of the spinners play or the forward pass or the line buck In action. No such luck. The girls merely wanted to know more about the game ao they could enjoy watching the boys. tea in play. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT The oioli-ivlgned. executor "f Iht Ealate of Charles I (lorrle. deceased, has filed his Fhal Account In the MMI m ter ot said estate with the County* Clerk of laine County. Oregon, and an order has been made and entered of record by the County Court of said County, directing this notice and ap pointing Monday, the Slat day of November. 1937 at 10 o'clock A. M for the hearing of objections of said account and the aeiltement ot said estate Dated at Eugene. Oregon, this 20 day of October. 1927 THOMAS C. GOIIHIE Executor of |he Estate of Charles I Qorrle. de ceased O. 1O-27? N »10 17 Always the Best and Always theNewest at Laraway’s At Lower Prices « * -JaáiaaBBEH*' 966-968 Willamette Street Phone 2233 LARAWAY BLDG. Reversable Raincoats When Skies are Grey $4.49 Clothes of Today At Prices That Please one’s clothing is well protect ed with a raincoat. These raincoats come in blue and red. with plaid linings, when reversed they make natty plaid raincoats. A Path to Your Door Umbrellas It may be true that if you can do some thing better than anyone else, the people will beat a path to your door, even though you Umbrellas of silk and Gloria silk, 16 ribbed, in Pall’s new colors, and handles, to go with that raincoat. SI.49 to $6.90 live in a wilderness. But we offer the suggestion that they must first KNOW that you can do it. That’s where ADVERTISING comes in. It gives the public the necessary information. That’s why this Bank believes In advertising. We do It to tell the people the advantages of this old, reliable Bank. You will be interested In reading our announcements every week. Tj. Protected by Electric Burglarly Alarm System Confidence It is upon the confidence of the public that tho success of this store is established. We are ever alert to see tha£ that confidence is never violated, for your faith in us and in our merchandise is a valuable asset that must always be guarded zealously. A THOROUGHLY MODERN MAN LIKES TO KNOW THAT IBS SUIT AND COAT ARE NOT ONLY CAREFUI.I.Y MADE AND WELL PITTING, BUT THAT THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY UP-TO-DATE. ’'LARAWAYS** PATRONS ALWAY8 HAVE THAT ASSURANCE. THE KNOWLEIXÎE OP BEINO CORRECTLY OUTPITTHD IS A SOURCE OF SATISFAC TION TO PROGRESSIVE MEN WHO COME HERE. THE SUITS THE O’COATS $29.75 $16.50 Dark colored worsteds, cashmeres, serges and Cheviot« In the latest of Fall styles. That are wann, easy fitting and correct Ih style. These important factors are to be noted ln our selection. TWO PANTS SUITS CLOTHING WITH THE SNAP AND VERVE OF WINTER ARE PRE SENT, AT UNUSUAL SAVINGS. $19.75 to $39.75 THE EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS NATURALLY MEANS EXTRA WEAR, BUT WITH THEM YOU GET STYLE, FABRIC, FIT, FINISH AND MOST OF ALL, VALUE. A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD COUNTRY Commercial State Bank SPRINGFIELD THIS IS GIRLS' WEEK AT LARAWAY'S— BRING TH E LITTLE MISS IN — THERE ARE BEAUTIFUL COATS AND DRESSES HERE FOR HER «