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About The Springfield news. (Springfield, Lane County, Or.) 1916-2006 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1927)
THURSDAY THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAOS B IG H T Get Off The Beaten Path, Mr. Man Acc»M-diu« to ilgurw« cumpttod by W ILLIA M W. HALSCY IS APPOINTED CADET CAPT. «aUaUcet experts. gleeaed iron» ih» rwcovtto ol Uto past '»u years. IU» Oregon Agrtclultural College, Cor- »!*««> (.AriAma»’ <*u '-<*•« •**»“ » I vail la, December 18— Cadet officers Sr« utotot*. to to exacl tour duller« and promotions in the Reserve Officers lurvp-ase c e s i» ' Training Corps at the college, uum •, I t o awtuwei a.«'., ml «4 W “toaal to tiering 71. Including one student from , cavai auto sexes. eua laereia u m a Stiringfield have been announced by ' tau.-y Because by our o » u observe Colonel George W Moaes, command uou. il »vea* were oul to IbUf we) ■ ant. and approved by Dr. W J. Kerr, Uivea ♦ »»• to «vautl ay oue ni«o auU president of the college William H. aba wouuui lor gilto to eacu Other, the Halsey wan appointed Cadet Captain, BMb wuSM prabaoiy » auu Uie one of the highest honors given to wouiau >3 to. students in the military department 2v»c eeeauae w as are mora geiieious Halsey Is finishing hia fourth year bui Ixcaue« »oiuea ara bvUrr Mioy- | in military training at O. A. C. He la > a senior and la majoring In forestry Feor Foriom Mala Men a r e ' required to take only two ua Ihe poor, benighted male years of military work, but may ob la uiu-ny at at toes aa to « b at to give tain a commission In the reserve corps or »bat to ^ eu d The customary , by continuing for two more years. procedure w tor bun to wonder into a Four branches of military training are »tur«c lurUveiy aeeak around trying j offered at the college— infantry, cav not u»' gut into the way ot active fe- alry. engineers and field artillery Btoiee. until he in t r a ile d b> some Halsey Is a member of the infantry . v"» with ah instinctive love (or help unit. ieea bea.t and being*. The cadet officers and non-commls- ! A tew rvutiua quselioue and Mr. sioned officers are selected at the ! tint giver buds biwselt minus go and beginning of each college year, when plus a p<uk satin kilAona. site di— their relative rank and standard In veil We oau picture his blank expres each grade are determined on a basis A in o » t a p p ro p ria te fr o c k lo r llu- sion when (he recipient informs hna of military efficiency and scholarship holiday t r M i. it ir . |-*a»hionr I aloe r she hales pink and that she husii t Cadet commissioned officers are selec decidedly fem inine line» o f ic h c i an I georgette, and g a ily e m b ro id been able to get into a su e 34 in lb» ted from the senior class, sergeants ered in w h ile T h e s k ir t, w h ic h i< last eWdbt years and higher non-commissioned officers ' fla re d , ha» th re e tie rs o f b la ck vet We shudder to think of the nuiube. from the Junior class and corporals vet. T h e ro u n d neck i< s n ia y tlv ol divorces and murders that have from the sophomore class fin ish e d w ith a fo ld o f b la ck velvet Student had their foundation in Just such a rommunders'have Invariably been men way 1'oasibly we can avoid some ot superior attainments ami character. SPRINGFIELD HAS FIVE gomeetic strife by a few timely him« AT STATE COLLEGE SB bulk parties CHRISTMAS CARDS printed or eB Hew to Choose graved with sea so n s greetings and Oregon Agricultural College, Cot- Fly attention. Mr. Gift-giver! When name We havejt beatglful. exclusive you start raetiag about for a hint as line sold by no one else In this com valila, Dec. 15.—.Springfield Is repre to what the erife wants, she will pro munity. Envelopes to match Make sented by five students out of the bably suggest a set of portieres for your selections at once so you may 3433 students registered at the ataie Two seniors and three the parlor, or “maybe so aluminum mail them to friends at distant points. collage [ sophomores comprise the number Call and Inspect our stock at the kitchen get. William Halsey, senior in foreatry. Don't believe her. She has her : Springfield News Office. 1 is on the varsity rifle team and* has heart set on some very frilly, very I Just been commissioned captain In sheer crepe de chine lingerie, or may FOR SALE—Carbon paper in large sheets, 14x39 Inches, suitable for the infantry. He Is also a member be a tiny vial of some expensive per fume. When you are buying a gift ‘ making tracings. The New« Office. I of the Independent student council and president of the W estern club. for HBR. make It HERS alone Curtla Price, senior In forestry, and You break it and we ll fix it. Every If you want to get off the beaten Perry Price, sophomore In forestry, thing repaired at the Fix It Shop. path, try cut steel buckles for her brothers, live together with Jay black patent leather slippers, yr South Fifth near First National Rank Grant, sophomore in forestry. (tlovee. for day or evening wear; Ini Phone 171. J 11 Constance Rebhan. sophomore In tialed handkerchiefs and vanity cases 1 vocational education, Is a member of have been known to rival silk hosiery STOMACH CAS DRIVES the Zeta Tau Alpha, social sorority, and Jeweled boxes for favor MAN FROM B E D and Is on the greater O. A. C. com And. well up on the list, come In-1 mittee; Miss Rebhan belongs to the destrnrtsMe pearl necklaces, silk un i "I had gas so bad I had to get up Spars, an organisation with duties to hrellaa. ..ale lope handbags, writing nights on account of the pressure on enforce the traditions of the school. ' sets, silk -negligees with mules to my heart. I used Adlerika and have she Is on the Y. W. C. A. m eetings { match, overnight bags and sweaters. been entirely relieved."—R. F Krue committee, and Is a member of the As for you. Mrs. Gift giver—or. ger. Womens Athletic association. Miss Gift giver—there is practically Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler no problem at all. Give Him a tie. ika relieves gas and often removes CALL AND SEE Dr N. W Emery the color doesn't matter. If you know astonishing amount of old waste mat I on plates and other work. tf. now to say “Ob—I think you look very ter from Ihe system Makes you en erell in green"—or blue or brown as joy your meals and sleep better. No your choice may be— he will cherisn matter what you have tried for your your gift as though It were a ticket stomach and bowels, Adlerika will sur to the next Dempsey Tunney fight. prise you. Flanery'a Drug Store. t» -i year If yon work as hard aa you did won't expect gifts. > s s s this year. I'll sign It!" SMALL W ORLD W ell Il's a small world after ail, SMALL PEOPLE My. he looked lia ndsome all laid and It takes i lot of people to dll It out. Herald MoFhereen F rem eled _ Crl Thera’a only one trouble with thia ► Illg brother seal out a car* bearing custom of giving gifts at Christmas ’'Meat Ckrialiuaa Withee for IMS. vate Harold Me I Tier win has been pro moled ta thy rank of corporal In ll»e Aa' that la - lk t s custom of giving 1887. l» lt. Iff» and I I » '* kwial Nattoaul Guard compaav Non- gifts at Christines. Drat Ion of the promotion was rnrelved a » • • Tight» Why ihe whole family by C A Hwarla Friday. Ho far aa dad raa ngure out thy squeaks wken one bends whole thing »nr planned by a couple of notherls-law a. The Flx-ll Mhop now open for bust « • • • They make the kids h a n g s up uocka neaa. Heulh Fifth street, near P l» t on (he chimney, Christinaa eve; they National Hank ITione 171 1-11 Itoat Christmas ihe boas called us hold much lesa than «lockings Into his sanctum and said "Well, you Ilian« lTomtaaory certainly worked hard all ihla year, eelpta printed and In «lock at the kids and don't think 1m not appreciative Their gecond cousin tell Ihe New« office. Now. here's a check tor 150 An next ■ here ain't no Hanty Claus, so they ......... — '"— SB"" Select U our Christinaa utur c N O A V /a <L r s » ~ ’» A Gift For the Home is a Gift For All W hether you give an odd chuir or an cnentlre unite of furniture rem em ber thia; A gift to the home I k a gift to all. Every m em ber of the family will enjoy llu* gift you glY»*. Christm as time too, is a good tim e to refurnlah your home, We have new stocks of every kind of furniture. The styles are up to the m inute; the prices down to rock bottom. A Few Christmas Suggestions Velour Davenports $67.50 Mohair Davenports, Cogswells Chairs $86 00 to $115 00 at Sag Seat Chairs and Rockers Windsor Floor Bridge Chairs Lamps $31.60 up. ' from ............................... Lamps > $15.75 to $19.75 $8.75 to $16.00 v $9.85 ... to $16.50 $6.95 to $13.50 42-Piscs Dinner Sets , China Dinner Sets, 6 1 -Piece. Electric Waffle Irons Smoking Sets $8 90 to $12.75 $28.00 to $30 50 $7.50 to $18.00 $1.50 to $13.50 Piste Glass Mirrors Venetian Mirrors ..................... $3.75 to $10.50 $8.75 to $19.75 W right & Son HARDWARE — FURNITURE — PAINT Phone 18 Vitus Block DEPENDABLE EQEQLASS SEKWCE Dr. Royal Q ick O PTO raeTiiS T— EIJESiqHT SPECIALIST 876 ’Dillam elte St Phone 020 EUGENE Jttft OM ’hlûQ—- fttrt I do Ü nghl W t G ive V z . G r ç e n D iscount S tamps Our Xmas Gifts Are Now on Display NORWOOD NOVELTIES PERFUME ATOMIZERS PEREUME BURNERS PERFUME SETS GIFT CIGARS STATIONERY TOILET SETS INEANT SETS SHAVING SETS MANICURE SETS INCENSE BURNERS KODAKS AND MANY OTHER GIFTS i SEE OUR WINDOWS AND INSIDE DISPLAYS NOW READY Remember: We give S. 4 H. Green Trading Stam ps on all your Xmas purchases Ketels’ Drug Store ■ BBSS O 1- I