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PAGE FOUR
TIIVRHDAY APRIL 2«, 1928
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THE EYES HAVE IT
TOWN AND VICINITY
CresMisll Coupe Vielt— Mr. aud Mrs
Back from A shland— E v eline W alk
• r h as re tu rn e d from a v isit in A sh J. S. S m ith o f C resw ell w ere h ere
T u esd ay m n ru iu g tra n s a c tin g b u si
land.
n ess m a tte rs.
P o rtlan d Men H ere—G ordon B urk
R ebekah O rd er to M eet— T he 1‘re-
an d G eorge H ill of Portland w ere h ere
g ressiv e 22 d u h of th e R eb ek ah lodge
S u n d a y v isitin g frien d s.
will hold an Im p o rta n t m eetin g n ex t
M arcóla P eople H ere— Mr. and M rs M onday, A pril 30
T h e noble g ran d
W esley S coggins of M arcóla w ere urge's th a t all m em b ers be p resen t.
h e re T u sed ay on b u sin ess.
I K izer G irl T re a te d — M a rg aret K ile r
V ia .t. W tth F la n e ry s— Mr and M rs sm a „ ,U u g h U r
Mr
M rs „ p
A. W T h o rn to n of D allas sp en t M on-, K (w r one of |h #
vJc(Jmg of |n
d ay n ig h t a t th e hom e of Mr. and K , , *
p arulyaH d u r|n g th e re cen t
M rs. F. B. F la n e ry of th is city.
| epidem ic, w ill receiv e tre a tm e n t in
April 22-28 Proclaimed Viaion
Week— To He Observed
Throughout Nation.
JUNIOR CLASS TO HOLD
SPRIN GFIELD SINGERS
JUBILEE FRIDAY NIGHT
IN CAST OF ORATORIO
TO BE GIVEN MAY 2-3
A Jo y Ju n io r Ju b ilee will he Ntnged
ill th e high sellout Friday night by tin
N in eteen H priiigtleld sin g e rs are
Junior class, II w as announced today.
listed In th e east of the o rato rio ,
T he fun progrum will he under the
" E lija h " to be p resen ted at th e uni
g e n e ra l d irectio n of Miss C lara Wag
v e rsity school of m usic au d ito riu m
tier, class advisor. Miss Lucille Hielt
May 2 uud 3.
uiotid is chairman of the student com
T he p n a lu e tio n is being stag ed by
I mil lee handling tlie affair.
th e E ugene O rato rio society w hich Is
T h e public will be tn v iiid to tli«^
d ire c te d by Jo h n S ta rk E vans. In
rtide sh o a n will be
vited sin g e rs of n ote will be included 1 benefit affair.
in th e cast.
R ollln P ease, of the co nducted in co n n ectio n w ith tin*
>ld
M etro p o litan O p era com pany, will m ain event. S o u v en irs will be
to the audience.
sin g the title ru le of E lijah.
w ere follow ed by re fre sh m e n ts. Miss
E lisab eth Klee, a d e le a n le to
e ta le
O. R. c .itv e n tlo n a t T h e D alles, re
tu rn ed itere M onday, re p o rtin g a sue
eessfu t trip .
Or.E.T. Helms
By M art Sloan.
P o rtlan d . Or., A pril 16- t S pecial)
T he w eek of A pril 22 3S h as b eer
O FFIC E
<L: ignated
"S av ,
Your «Vision
1237 F erry Mire t
W eek" and th ia is h e a rtily endorsed
E ugene
by th e Hon I L P atterso n , G over
n o r of th e S tu te of O regon
«’O N gl'I.T A T tO N
T h is la in conform ity w ith the
FREE
p ro clam atio n of th e A m erican Op
15th
Year In
lo m etrie tsso ciu tio u w hich, through
tli<- se v eral s ta le o rg a n isa tio n s, will
Oregon
ixieal sin g e rs lit th e east are: Mrs.
c a rry th e m essage of co n serv atio n B ernice V an Vttlsah. Mrs. E lia Loin
Practicing
4
Society Has Meeting
of vision to th e public d u rin g th at
'CHIROPRACTIC AND
bard, Mrs. K a th ry n D uncan, Mrs.
week
tg.K C TH O THERAPY
C iv ilisatio n Is th e fruit of Man'a A rth u r P en g ra, M rs. N orton Pengra. I T h irty m em bers of the C hristian
V isit» in Springfleld-a-M rs. D elbert ; P o rtlan d . S he w as tak en th e r e Mon-
BpecUliaing
in the
E
n
d
eav
o
r
society
of
the
C
h
ristian
M iss M yrtle H arv ey , Miss F ra n c is
sp iritu a l an d in te llectu al v icto ries
H inso n of P o rtla n d is v isitin g h e r e ! day ev en in g by Mrs. K iser,
PAINLESS ANO BLOODLESS
It la a co m p o site product of the H odge, Mrs. S> 8. •h itter, Mrs. I ch u rc h enjoyed a social evening al
REMOVAL OF TONSILS
for a couple of w eek s w ith Mr. and , Sund#y
v „ „ o r,
U , 1<d_ s un<tay
c o n trib u tio n s of (be Agea.
W. K. B urnell, Mrs E. E. Fred- (he ch u rch T uesday ev ening G am es
M rs. F red H inson.
T h e larg e p a rt played th e re in by e rlck , Mrs. X, W. E m ery, Mrs.
v isito rs h e re w ere: J a m e s B lackley,
th e hum an ey e can hardly be exag
f|«*sieii»B»maauaauMUUBSsaMi
Paul B rattaln , O scar Q laddtsh, W alter
U ncle is V ictim — E noch S tew art W endling; Ed T h o m as, G ard en w ay;
g erated
More and m ore th e func G ossler, W ilfred Cook, Norton Pen
T
h
o
se
in
M
onday
w
ere:
Mrs.
E.
\
.
w as called to A lbany la s t w eek-end
tio n of vision h as bean called upon g ra. A lfred F rcse, Sam B artholom ew ,
on acco u n t of th e d e a th of an uncle G lebisch. K lam ath F u lls; Mr. and
to m eet th e stre n u o u s dem an d s of
P aul P o tte r.
•
Oldham,
Schon loi J »
Mrs. Ira M athew s, D exter.
p re se n t dny 'llfe. As a resu lt, visual
R e h e a rsa ls for the o ra to rio have
d efects h a v e - ap p a re n tly grow n
R etu rn
to
M arshfleld— Mr. an d
M arcóla People H ere — Mrs. I,.
apace, as is ev id enced by th e wider been u n d e r wtty for se v eral m o n t'is
M rs. W illard B o sserm an re tu rn e d to la tn d ers. Mrs. M. E \ o lgam ore, Mrs.
o u t* r n m t / s e u e
use of eye g lasses. Yet we a re told T h e p re se n ta tio n will be the sp rin g
th e ir hom e in M arshfleld S a tu rd a y ¡
P aulus, Mrs. W illiam R adm ond
by tru stw o rth y a u th o ritie s th a t the a c tiv ity for th e sin g in g o rg a n isa tio n
te n o u u - f a e u a l u e
n ig h t a fte r a tte n d in g th e fu n eral of w®** sh o p p ers h e re from M arcóla
A m erican people a re still w oefully w hich c o n sists of m ore th a n 20P
o f m o r t e i f . ..........-
lacking in th e c a re of the eyes.
th e fo rm e r's b ro th e r, C arl, h e re la s t M onday, Mrs. S. P. B en n ett of W end-
voices.
In
o u r h e a r t s tue
It is pointed out th a t m ore than
w eek.
1 lin F ,ra s a ' ao h e re on b u sin ess.
30% of th e people a re serio u sly In
Sense th cd u io rfh .
Fix your porch box«*« now.
F orm er R esid en t H ere— M rs. Ja m e s
W h itn ey s H ave G u ests— Mr. and
need of o p tical a tte n tio n , though
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
not to exceed 10% of the e n tire pop
B onner, fo rm erly M iss B essie B ench Mrs. F ay B all and ch ild ren o f E ast
We have a g reat variety of
u lation haa e v e r had a scientific
FOR SPRINGFIELD TO
o f th is city , a rriv e d h e re M onday A urora, N. V . w ere g u e sts of M r and
eye
ex
am
in
atio
n
.
T
he
public
schools
ev en in g front Blue» R iv er to spend Mrs. H a rry W h itn ey fo r a few h o u rs
plant» to »elect front.
BE TALKED TOMORROW
an d colleges of th e U nited S ta te s
se v e ra l d ay s w itb h e r p a re n ts, Mr. W ednesday aftern o o n . Mr. an d Mrs.
en ro ll 25 m illion stu d en ts. N um er
T h ere I m nothing m ore
f mt Mrs, B ench.
W hitn ey fo rm e rly resid ed in th e New
F ir s t ste p s to o rg a n ise u tw ilig h t
ous su rv ey s m ade of th is group re
i York city.
league
and
a
te
a
m
ao
e
n
te
r
the
Linn
beautiful than plenty of
vealed serio u s visual d e fects p re
League Has Party— Mrs. W . H . i
v ailing am ong m ore th a n 30% of L ane b aseb all leag u e will lie tak en at
P ollard w as h o ste ss a t a so cial h eld
Lodge O fficer H ere— Mrs. S te lla E.
flower» uround tin* llonu*
a m e e tin g of fan s and p l u j .r s culled
those exam ined.
by the J u n io r L eague of th e M eth o d -' B laekerby. d is tric t o rg a n iz e r o f th e
Most re a d e rs will recall p ress fo r F rid a y ev en in g at s o'clock in lit.
They give m uch aatiHfnc-
1st ch u rch la s t S a tu rd a y aftern o o n
N eig h b o rs N eig h b o rs of W o o d craft
refe re n c e s to th e findings of the D a n n e r M otor com pany garage
th e ch u rch b asem en t. Ice cream and ItM,Se ' a rriv e d h e re T u esd ay aftern o o n
F ed erated E n g in eerin g S o ciety 's In
An effort w ill be m ade th is year
lion and are u pleasure to
c a k e w ere serv ed a s re fre sh m e n ts. : on ro **te to J a s p e r w h ere sh e sp en t
d u stria l su rv ey w hich covered ten to fornu tw o giu>d tw ilig h t team s from ;
I W ed n esd ay In lodge w ork. S he re-
d ifferen t in s titu tio n s. .Not only did
ra re for.
E verything In
S pringfield m a te ria l and then invite
Bossermant at Portland— Mr. and tu rn e d fo r th e in itia tio n cerem o n y
th e y rep o rt an alarm in g p ercen tag e
o
u
tly
in
g
d
is
tric
ts
to
e
n
te
r
te
a
m
s
in
,
M rs. L e ste r B o ssertn an an d fam ily h e re la s t n ig h t.
seasonable Bloom, ready
of em p lo y ees su fferin g from visual
th e co m p etitio n .
Clm se G ard en s is
and M rs. C lair B ak er w en t to P o rt
d efects but a larg e p a rt of them
for prom pt delivery.
New L inoleum Laid— A p p earan ce
land Sunday. M rs. B ak er, w ho lives
•w ere unab le to re n d e r efficien t se rv expected to fu rn ish 011 of th e teumii
H a rrisb u rg , C oburg, Ju n c tio n City. I
ice because of th e se d e fects
No
In P o rtlan d , w as h e re to a tte n d th e o f th e ! in te rio r of th e In d ep en d en t
end of asto n ish in g figures^could be and B row nsville a re in th e county .
fu n e ra l of h e r b ro th e r, C a rl B o sser M eat m a rk e t a t th e c o rn e r of F o u rth
q uoted from th e C om m ission's re league.
an d M ain s tr e e ts w as im p ro v ed th is
m an
port. In cid en tally . H erb ert H oover
| w eek w hen a new linoleum o f a ttra c -
Funs h e re believe th e re Is sufficient j
w as ch airm an of th e com m ittee.
M iss H a rp e r V isits— M iss L en a j five d esig n w as laid.
m a te ria l to form u good team w hich .
T
h
u
s
th
e
ev
id
ence
is
conclusive
B ell H a rp e r, d a u g h te r of Mr. a n d M r s .'
will brin g hom e som e v icto ries in I
th a t th e class room , lib rary , picture
S h o p p ers a re H ere— A m ong th ?
g am es a g a in s t th e te a m s a lre a d y in '
B e rt H a rp e r, sp en t th e w eek-end h ere
show , factory, sto re and counting
' S a tu rd a y sh o p p ers h e re w ere th e fol-
«DnarsuoMar
from F alls C ity w h ere sh e is teach-
house, all tak e toll of th e hum an tile length-
ing school. S he h a s six m o re w eeks I low ing: C laren ce Ek. P e n g ra ; Mrs. V. ) eye. But we can n o t all be tra p p e rs
T hose h a rk in g th e baseball move J
to te a c h d u rin g th e p re s e n t school I L. R au sch , W a lte rv ille ; M r. and Mrs. I and h u n ters, n o r languish beneath n ient u rg e all funs and prospectlv.
N. Jo b e, V e n e ta ; Mrs. L. E. B olin.;
y ear.
th e palm tr e e —w e have th e W orld's
p:a*ycrs to a tte n d tu e m eetin g u n to ,
C resw ell; Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge W il- ■ w ork to do.
row e v tu in g in e n te r th a t practice
liam s. R ain b o w ; Mrs. J. Ja m e s, T re n t. !
W
hen
th
e
eye
w
eakened
under
K now s N am e of T h ief— Mrs. Jo h n
ab n o rm al d em an d s. S cience sought m ay s ta r t us soon a s possinte.
W in zen reid K now s th e n a m e of th e
F resn o W om an H ere— Mrs. G eorge ■ a so .’ttion. T hen th ere cam e Into
p erso n w ho to o k a door m a t from th e E m ery of F resn o , C alifo rn ia, v isited I ex isten ce a new group, known as
PLEASANT H ILL SCHOOL
porch o f h e r hom e M onday evening, M onday ev en in g w ith Dr. and Mrs.
o p to m e trists, w ho specialize upon
sh e re p o rts. S h e h ap p en ed ,to be up N. W . E m ery . S he w as in E u g en e la st
PRESENTS PLAY TONIGHT
vision and ey e stra in . T hey num
b er m ore th an 20,000 in A m erica
n u rs in g an e a r a ch e an d saw th e S u n d ay to a tte n d th e fu n eral of h e r
to d ay and th e ir p ractice is regu j S tu d e n ts of th e P le a sa n t H ill high
p erso n , she said. H e r ad v ise is th a t m o th er, th e la te Mrs. S im ons. She
lated by s ta tu te s in ev ery s ta te in 1 school will p re s e n t th e ir a n n u al play,
th e g u ilty p a rty should h av e a ch an g e re tu rn e d to h e r hom e M onday m orn-
th e Union.
i "T h e D eacon E n ta n g le d ," in th e Bell
of nam e.
V erily, m ankind 1 b not to be th re a re to n ig h t. T h e play begins at
th w a rte d in its onw ard, upw ard 8 o'clock.
stru g g le.
F ollow ing is th e c a st of c h a ra c te rs :
D eacon, C arl L in to n ; Doc S opher.
Pollard at Lowell— Dr. W. H . P o ll
Don K u b ier; C alvin S pangle, Lytnun
ard m ade a p ro fessio n al cull to Low
T in k e r; H a r r y B ax ter, A ustin Mat
ell th is m orning.
¡h e w s ; Mr. R afferty, P aul H ard en ;
L eab u rg W om an H ere— Mrs. Sum Mrs. P enrose L ucile W a lk e r; R uth,
G oddard of le a b u r g w as a liusinesa ' e n a A w b rty ; U eorgle Ropher, D oris
v isito r h e re y e ste rd a y .
j H y lan d ; K aty, T h elm a M cFreed.
Lynn Endicott Back— L ynn E ndi-i
Most any piece of m eat will m ake a roiiHt of »onto sort,
Marriage Licenses For W eek
c o tt h a s re tu rn e d to h is hom e h ere
but If you would know how good a real roa«t can be, let
a fte r se v eral w eeks in O akland, I ull-
us supply you one, cu t from th e choicest p art of o u r prim e
C ounty Cleric W. B. D illard h a s is
m eats.
fornia.
sued m a rria g e licen ses to th e follow
Girl Scouts to M eet— S pringfield in g d u rin g th e la s t w eek: F. L. Car-
A FRKh] Ticket to the Hell T h e a tre for Friday or S a t
G irl S co u ts w ill m eet a t th e c h a m b e r - Pale, W alton, and Z elnta C urry, Eu-
urday night good until July 15th., witb every 50 cent pu r
chase of m eat a t this m arket.
of co m m erce to d ay fo r a b u sin ess K' n e ; D om enico T o n ale an d Th-dm.
sessio n .
I L ebrow , both of C o tta g e G rove; Wil
| Hum G arietz and E lsie M uller, boll
R e tu rn s from P o rtlan d — Mrs. J. H. ! ol P o rtla n d ; E lm er Dean of Alliuny
4th and Main Sts.
P hone 63
B u rn e tt has re tu rn e d from P o rtla n d ¡ e n d Ida Mae H ow e, E u g en e; itov
E. C. STUART
PRATT IIOLVERSON
w here sh e h a s been sp ending th e p a st In g alls a n d G race E lizab eth W alk er
It is real economy to shop at this store for groceries. The
w eek.
I both of E u g en e; R ussell H oyt und
price may, at times, be a cent or two more, but the quality
Bishops Have Daughter— Mr. and I B etty B ecker, both of P o rtlan d .
of the merchandise more than repays the difference.
Mrs. P h il B ishop of th is city a re the
Students Hesr Music
i p a re n ts of a d a u g h te r born S unday a t
IT PAYS TO BUY GOOD GROCERIES
th e P acific C h ristia n h ospital.
S tu d e n ts ' of th e L incoln school
Beautify
Your
Home
fildlhm&Sci,
A Real Roast
Economy - Phone 9
We carry the Choice Brands, S. & W., Monarch, Festi
val canned goods.
Delivery Free, to your kitchen table.
FO R S A T U R D A Y
We w ill have a complete line of Kelloggs Products,
1 Corn Flake ....................... 10c
1 Shredded Biscuit ............. 10c
1 Shredded Biscuit ........ FREE
SHRÇMM
B iscyn
.......... 30c
A Rolling Pin and
a Quart of Vineger
35c
— HEADGUARTERS FOR GARDEN SEEDS
Phone
V isit a t B rooks— Mr. and M rs. E. i h eard selectio n s by th e high school
E. P yne v isited frien d s in B rooks q u a rte t w hich will sin g a t th e sta te
I m usic to u rn a m e n t a t F o re st G rove
Sunday.
j S a tu rd a y and solos by Paul P o tt« /
Salem
People
V isit— M rs. Glen D orene l-arlm er, M elba M allon and
C ran d all and d au g h ter, D oris, of C h arles N advornlk.
Salem , w ere v isito rs re re th is w eek.
1
'
V isito r Is E x p ected— Dr. C. O. Van
1 V alzah of P o rtla n d is exp ected h ere
■ th is w eek-end to v isit with his m o th er,
I Mrs. B ern ice Van V alzah and frien d s.
Phone
9-WHITE FRONT GROCERY-9
942 Willamette St., Eug ene, Oregon.
H er Gloves and Shoes
The old proverb wai not far
wrong after all, for today wo
men of real distinction and
anerring social »enie never tol
erate soiled gloves or run-over
shabby footwear. These arti
cles of dress must always be
fresh and suited to the occasion.
FOR ENJOYABLE MEAL8
T eam P ictu re in P a p e r—A p ic tu re You can bank on ex c e lle n t m eals and
of th e d rill team of th e S pringfield an en jo y ab le tim e If you will bring
N eig h b o rs of W o o d craft lodge ap j y o u r frien d s to o u r re s ta u r a n t for
p e a rs in th e c u rr e n t issue of th e P aci e ith e r b re a k fa st, lunch, o r d in n er. Our
fic E cho, N o rth w e st pub licatio n of the ' p lace is a d m irab ly located. It Is com
lodge. M rs. R hodu Lloyd is c a p ta in of p le te ly an d m o dernly ap p o in ted and
th e team w hich la s t fall took p a r t in , th e d ish es we se rv e a re good, careful-
th e d ed ic a tio n cerem o n ies of th e new ; ly p re p a re d , and co u rteo u sly served
h o m e a t R iv ersid e, C alifornia.
' O nce you know us you will som e
I e v e ry ch an ce you get.
T h e h e rrin g is a fu n n y fish;
O f t h a t be well a ssu red .
In every case it m ust be killed
B efore it ta n be cured.
‘‘w here saving» are g re a te s t”
A Lady Is Known by
Drive to P a ss— Mrs. W. H. Poilorii
and ch ild ren and Mrs. C arl O lson
i d ro v e to th e sno w line on th e Me-
i K enzie high w ay e a rly W ednesday
■ m orning.
-
R e tu rn s from
F risco— M rs. E arl
i T h om pson who h as been v isitin g h er
fa th e r in San F ra n c isc o for th e p a st
se v e ra l w eeks re tu rn e d to h e r hom e
h ere th is w eek.
,
1 Pep ................................... 13c
4
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
Drop-ln Cafe
I T O N Y GRAV08, Prop.
326 Main 3t.
One of the nicest things about
our 954-store buying power is
that it places shoes that are
• tally well made, of excellent
leathers, within reach of even
the most modest purse. You
can afford several pairs now,
which helps your shoes to wear
longer and enables your various
costumes to complement them
selves with proper footwear.
Lovely Undies
O f Rayon A re
Lace Trim m ed
G ow ns,
chetn-
liv,
s te p -in s ,
French
panties
and bloom ers—
In dainty pastel
shades and a fine
quality of rayon.
9 8 c to
$ 2 .9 8
Silk .Brassiere
Of Rayon Jersey
No. 94— wide, sm oothly
fitting. Sizes 34 to 46.
$1.49