PAGE FIVE
THE SPRING FIELD NEWS
THURSDAY APRII. 12, 102«
TOWN AND VICINITY
>nce
M rs. Sim m ons H e r» — M rs
E. A.
DANNER MOTOR COMPANY
Simmons of Camp Creek spent Wed­
PLANS SERVICE STATION nesday in town on business.
Although definite announcement i
I lias not yet been made, It was under- '
In M em ory of H e n ry Chase
| stood today that the E. It Danner '
Mita Pollard Back—Ml*» J tile Poll
Sitter Pass»*—J T Dnituldaon Ima
We know not where Heaven lies
| motor company Is planning to Install !
rwelveil wonl of Un' death nt hit ard return'll from AHblnud early this
Where no III or sorrows dw elt
a service station at their building at j
week utter spending Knitter there
sister, Mao Ilari «e II, nf A rk u ilta *.
But comforting, this truth we know.
H e a tim Hetinng e perum at r e jjp a m a d d r tu
the
corner
of
Fifth
and
A
streets,
j
vlwltliig with friendii,
That with him all Is well.
J/>« Flo. •» tare o / Ibi» n tw tp a p e t.
Visit In Portland-M r, mid Mr*. .1
Decision as to whether or not to
N '.ui.vniiilli up ■Hl Ills* p a i l w e«k
Stevtnt to Move— Mr and Min
make the change will he made some It Is hard sometimes to understand.
Welby Stevens will move lb'* week
••ml In Portland.
time today. It was stated.
But still somehow we know.
serloua Intentions, when very young:
to their rum b two mile* north of Hila
If the station Is Installed the from ' Through all the darkness still there
The
New
Style
V is iti 81st.. - - Mr*, G ra c e M ay
hut again I must admit there is no display room would give way to th-j i
city.
shines
spent Kumia, ai th e In.run of h e r
Dear Ml»* Flo: —
set age when these should begin. It new arrangement The corner of tne I God's love that will not let us go.
Orace
Male
Here—
Ml**
Grain
Male
I am a young girl of sixteen
slater, .Mm. Ileal*, III lilt'VIllllS.
all depends on the girl—and how old building would he cut off and the
spent the Easter v tout Ion with her
und not counted hud looklulg. I
she Is for her age.
driveway Into the station would he We know God reigns eternally.
P ltn e r y at D a lla t— F It. Flaliery parent«, Mr. and Mr«. M M Male,
Ute rouge, powder und lip stick,
And know we need never fear
A girl should get married when at a 45-<Jegree angle.
drove to D ii II uh on hunlnea* hint Hun here. Khe returned to Portland Bun-
have bobbed hair and wear short
For he will care for one we lore
she
meet
a
the
right
man.
1
think
day.
day evening.
dresses, not I m ,cause I tblnk this
Though sad our hearts are here.
she ought to be over Ik or 19, al
I* acting cute but because I think
Dippels Leave Today— Dr and Mrs.
Pengra People H e re — Ira Baldwin
though there are Instances of happy
Adrlant Change Retldence— Mr.
His memory In our hearts will live
It I* up to date.
ami Clarence Ek, both of I'nngra, and Mr*. W. II. Adrian moved tbl*
marriages where tne girl married 8. R. Dfppel leave today for San As he will live in Heaven.
I
also
go
out
with
boys
occa­
Francisco
where
the
dentist
expects
were visitor« here Monday.
earlier. As to going rlglng with a
wni'k from their uiwrtment* In the
Though empty are our home and
sionally
and
wear
evening
boy, or with two boys, that Is all up to take a course in oral surgery.
Hutton building to the home at the
hearts
Nowell Jobe Here—Nowell Jobe of
dresses.
Now
In
my
section
Is
an
When
the
course
Is
completed
they
to how long the girl knows the hoy
corner of FMurth and It atreeta which
The
Lord His word has given.
Veneta was here for medical alien
old fashioned family. They don't
Dr. Dlppel
or boys and how courteous, respectful will return to Oregon
I* being vacated by Dr. und Mr*. 8.
tlon .Monday.
—A Friend.
believe In the new styles. They
will
set
up
a
practice
In
Salem.
and trustw orthy they are. It Is al­
It. Dipped.
call me a flapper, etc , and say
ways
best
to
have
a
chaperone,
but
If
Brown In Portland—Clifford llrown
¿m eryt Have Vlaltore— Mr. and
they are aorry for my mother. I
the girl Is sure that she can trust the
went to Poallund yesterday. lie will Mr* John Rossman of Camp Creek
do not attend dancea or get
boy It may be proper to go riding
be In the city n few day« on bualneaa. und P. H Emery, Hprlnglteld route 2,
drunk. These people can And no
DEPENDABLE E1JEQLASS SEEÜICE
with him alone If her parents know
other fault but Just merely the
Mrs. Warfle Here— Mrs C. Wnrfle were dinner guest* at the home of
and do not object.
newstyles.
BLUE EYES
of Wendllng »-a* a business visitor l»r. and Mr*. N. W'. Kmery nunday.
• • • •
here yesterday.
Carter Women Here— Mre. Martha
Dear Blue Eyes, perhaps you over­ OILING OF HIGHWAY TO
Here from Globe— Roy Dunbar I HnW*r "f c «r,er
h,re <••• night
do the "New Styles" a little bit. For
START SOON. SAYS WALSH
O P T O m E T R U T — EIJES1QHT S PE C IA LIST
came In from Globe yesterday on a , d,r R*U Neighbor* of Woodcruft cere- a girl of sixteen, you seem to use
878 Q?illamelle SL
Phone 020
EUQENE
bualneaa trip.
1 mony. Htie had been a member of
Springfield will be the starting
urtlflclal aids for beauty somewhat
Jost O m thing—hat I do it right
i the Aabland chapter of that lodga for
extensively. I think It would be bet­ point of a fine stretch of road, this
Visiting With Cousin—Mm. Jennie the pant 20 years.
ter for you to cultivate your own year, Raymond Walsh, resident engin­
Cannon arrived Sunday evening from
natural
charm rather than strain to- eer of the slate highway commission
Former
Residents
Here—
Mr.
and
Portlund to visit for a few days with
Mr* T. A. Barber, former resident* ward conformity to what you call announced this morning.
her coualn, Mre. Alice Doane.
Oiling of the 12-mlle stretch of the
of Springfield, were here Sunday j “New Style.” Of courne the family
Mrs. Emery III—Mr*. N. W Emery from Drain to visit with the forms." a I you speak of may Judge you wrongly, McKenzie highway between here and
was co untied to her home with Illness brother.
Clavton Barber, and family ) but In attiring yourself as you do Waltervllle will be started by the
over the week-end and during the The drain people were accompanied . you pot yourself open to suspicion. highway crews about May 1, the en­
flrst part of this week
, by Mrs. Chris Carpers, Mrs. Barbel's I I am glad you do not se t drunk—but gineer stated. . Exact time for start­
’ nail her.
1 ( I would hardly expect you to, at your ing toe work will depend on weather
Attend Legion Conclave— Mr and
NOTICE is hereby given that the city council has set the
j age! Dear Blue Eyes, do not think conditions. It was said.
Mrs Tony Gravos went to Salem
Visit In
Springfield—John Bryan. , um U y,n f w
harRh , Juk, wa,lt
The work will include oiling and
date, April 23 to 26 as the annual Spring Cleanup. At this
Monday to participate In the welcom­ Thurston. William Benge. Marcola.' to Impress on you the Importance repairing of Second street to the
'
Mrs.
Elmer
Peplol.
Waltervllle,
Bob
ing ceremonies for the national com­
of appearance. Natural gayety and bridge and the portion of road from
time all rubbish, cans or other discarded articles will be
Stevens, Camp Croak. Murk Bailey, charm will always Impress the right the bridge to the Junction with the
mander who visit* there.
j Wendllng. were among shoppers here persons more than rouge and short Pacific highway. The city will pay
hauled away free of charge provided they are sacked or
Mrs. Hurtbutt Visit»—Mrs. Ada yesterday.
| dresse* will. And. after all. It is the for the work done within the corpor­
boxed for quick handling.
Hurlhutt of Globe was a shopper here
Fulops Leave Wednesday— Mr and ■°«d' honest family folks that you ate limits.
yesterday. She al tended the Neigh­
Although the work done last year
All boxes and sacks of rubbish must be placed on the
bors of Woodcraft Initiation lust Mrs Julius Fu'op and children left ; should want to Impress rather than
Wednesday to make their home tn j the c«»unl < »mipanlons who follow the proved highly satisfactory, the road
nigh t.
street parking so that the wagons can collect them all at
will be In an even better condition
Portland. They have purchased n | “New Style.
T h a y e rs Move H ere — T h e J
C.
this
spring.
Mr.
Walsh
said.
With
one
: uHlder.ce In the Wentover terrace I
once.
Thayer family of Summit has moved »•»««tlon of PortUind
coating of oil as a fundation, it will
Mr Fhilop wiih •
Many Questions
to the Springfield residence which flirnit„ |y „,,, ,,w||(.r of , he Parni..r„-
be an easy Job to make a smooth,
Property holders are directed to burn all rubbish pos­
Dear Miss Fno:-r
x
they have purchased from Mr. Purson Exchange here.
dustless road this year.
We are two girls aged 15 and
sible Rnd clean up their parking strips.
at the corner of Eight and D streets. I
are very close friends. Do you
.
New Pump Installed— The Mutt
think It Is right for two girls to
CAN’T TALK TO WIFE.
Students Hold D r ill- A fire drill
Jeff Service station at the corner
GEORGE VALLIER, Street Commissioner.
TOO CROSS AND NERVOUS
was conducted at the high school 6f Second and Main streets this week i tell each other all their secrets?
what kind of boys make the best
Tuesday morning to accustom *tn-! ,nstalled a new gasoline pump and j sweethearts, how old should a
"Even my husband couldn't talk
dents to marching from the building; h,.r<>afl„r wl„
Stan<lard O111
girl lie when she starts using
5H
to me, I w-as so cross and nervous.
In an orderly manner.
I company „ gasoline
„ „ it ... aH wel, as 8he„ i
rouge, lipstick, etc., and when
Vinol has made n«e a diffsrent and
Boy Injures Fnger»—llrvel Steven­ products.
should she start going with boys?
happy woman."— Mrs. N. McCall.
son. a freshman at the high school,
How old should a girl be when
Vinol is a compound of iron, phos­
Prlrs Is Received—Miss Gladis
cut the ends off two of his fingers House has been awarded a big box if
she gets married?
phates. cod liver peptone, etc. The
Alsu how old must a girl be be­
Monday when he accidently got his chocolates by the Christian Endeavor
very FIRST bottle makes you sleep
hand In the planer while plunlng a society of the Christian church for
fore she can go to ride with boys
better and have a BIG appetite. Nerv­
small piece of board.
by herself and have dates at
ous. easily tired people are surprise-!
the method In which she earned
home?
how QUICK the Iron, phosphater. etc..
Mrs. Mlsner Hsrs— Mrs. Russell money for the Easter offering taken
Do you think a girl ought to go
give new life and pep. Vinol tastes
at
the
sunrise
services.
MInner of Portland Is here for a few
“ w h e re savin g * a re g re a te s t”
to ride with two boys?
J. J.
delicious. Ketel’s Drug Store.
days visiting at the home of Mrs.
• • • •
Party is Planned—Miss Irma Crider
942 Willamette St., Eugene. Oregon.
ZeHa Cantrell, chief operator at the I ,.hatrn,an
, ha socla, „ linmlt, PO of
Dear girls, you have certainly pro­
Springfield telephone exchange.
I the Christian Endeavor society of the pounded a good number of questions,
Visit In Springfield— Among t h e ) Chrl"dnn church, has announced a and they are questions to which It
business visitors here early this week get-together party for members of the la hard to give very definite answer»,
•were. Mrs. Stacey of Coburg, Mr. society to be held some evening next ' To the first question I would answer
Combine in Silk and Rayon rlo&e
and Mr». C. B. Spear of Saloin, Jack wee. Miss Dora Pederson was elect-. that-If the two girls trust each other
Queen of Marcola and John Caln of «<«1 reporter for the society nt a recent very much, then they are true friends
|\
For
d a y tim e
| meeting.
and may with profit confide In each
Lwell.
w e a r and se m i­
\
\
other; but they should refrain from
sp ort here is a
Waltervllle Woman Hurt—Mrs. E. | Attend Legion Meeting— Mr. und tailing anything that would cast dls-
p ra c tic a l h o s e
F. Ream of Waltervllle received Mrs M B Huntly. and Mr and Mrs . i crp<Mt on Homebody Nor should they
treatment here Monday for injuries , William Vasby were among Spring ! te„ anythin* which might make the
th a t w ill g ive you
excellent service.
which she received when she was i fl»‘I«l people who attended the wel-i ,lRtener envious or hurt the listener,
11
thrown from n moving nutomohlle . coming ceremonies for the national i
^ . g wbo make tlB- best sweet-
Popular
near her home. Several stltcho* American I-eglon commander *n , heart* are also boya that make the
F A N IT A R Y P L U M B IN G
were necessary to close the wound* j 8al,‘n> Monday Mr and Mrs. Vaaby I beHt men—modest, hard working,
Colors!
about her face and head.
I continued to Port.anu for a brief I
c,„ you, hg who have , ome seri­ We adhere strictly to the municipal
visit.
ous purpose in life and are always laws on sanitation, as well as you?
courteous and gentlemanly. Fickle construction specifications, when we
hoys should he avoided ^»s husbands, undertake a Job of plumbing for you.
as they generally keep on being In addition we pledge our reputation
z
that the materials we use are of the
fickle all their lives.
quality.
Our
workmanship
How old should a girl be when she
starts using rouge, lipstick, etc.? If
ft girl chooses to use the aids to jar plumbing contracts we have ex-
- 4
No. 445 is full-
R I • Ç A T 1 •" Q I I N
 v-sw il I l Q
c
i r
r F 1x1«
u j 1 * a i l o
beauty, I think It Is up to her, entire- eclIted so satisfactorily.
fashioned
and
a
splendid hose for
ly, when she begins using them, al­
so small a price.
though of course I would not advise
The c o l o r s are
Don’t Fail to Sec this Great Super-Production
; y iung girls to use them
modish.
527 MAIN ST.
Girls may have friendships with
I 'RIM
SPRINGFIELD. OREGON
boys at any age, provided the friend­
ships are purely friendships. 1 do
not think they should develop any
Dr. Royal Q ick
Spring Cleanup
Good Looks and Economy
A
BELL THEATRE
W. N. LONG
Son Is Born—A son was born to
i Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Beeson of Coburg
i on April 10.
George Neff Here—George Neff of
i Thuraton was a visitor here this
! morning.
SPRINGFIELD FOLKS
» 6E M T OIMMY OUT FOR
SOfSE EGGS, P A — / HOW
Do VOU W ANT YOURS —
-r ^OFT OR H A R D ?
Grading Second Street — Street
i Commissioner George Valller this
j morning began work of grading
j second, using the scarifier.
Leave for North— Baxter Young
Mr. and Mr*. Momra and Mrs. Barnes
of Eugene, left this morning for a
business trip to Seattle, Bellingham
and points In Canada. They will be
gone some time.
a
^|ayer
picture
Adfaitsion 25 to 50c
Kafourys Have Daughter— Mr. and
Mrs. Allen A. Knfoury are parents of
an eight-pound daughter born In the
Salem general hospital at Salem last
Wednesday. The daughter's name w
Barbara. Mr. Fafoury Is proprietor
of the Kafoury firm, here, having re­
cently purchased the business of the
Farmers’ Exchange.
ß y J. F . K e te ls
G o s h , M A - I T h o u g h t
You M E A N T c a n d y
E A S T E R E G G S —/
6 0 I W E N T TO
zi-
A N D GOT G O M E .^ *
Easter time is candy time. Here you choose
tempting sweets for every member of the family,
from chocolate Easter eggs for Jimmie, to a gorg­
eously beribboned five pound box for Mother, for
Sister Sue, or for the “sweetest girl in all the
world.”
We Give Green
Discount Stamps