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in G ra n ts P ass a f te r sp en d in g
week v isitin g w ith frie n d s here.
last
CHURCH A TTE N D A N T IN
S PR IN G FIELD LATELY
Mrs. B ishop H ero— M rs Phil Bishop
Mrs F lo ren ce Van W ert, 47, wh i I . w
re tu rn e d to h er h om e h e re from the co m m itted suicide at h e r hom e south
Mrs. H am lin in R oseburg— Mrs F Pucitle C h ristia n h o sp ita l T uesday.
I of G oshen S unday, had a tte n d e d tb
V e lm a Peddtcord II I — V e in , '. **'d«l
ct>rd Is report* d ill a t h e r hom e here. Il H am lin w as called to R oseburg last
V isits M other H ore— Dr. C. 11 Van M ethodist ch u rch h ere sin ce th e fam
S atu n lay b ecau se of th e Illness of h e r
ilv cam e h e re recently from M ontana
V
alzah
of P o rtlan d sp en t last week
J a s p e r People H ere— Mr. and Mi
b ro th er, B eau reg ard W illiam s
j H er huabund and d a u g h te r. G enevieve,
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W a lte r A ldrk h of J a s p e r w ere visitor*
I IS, w ere a t church h e re when she
K afoury In S alem — Allen K afoury. h ere.
her* la s t week-end.
! took h er Ilf*'.
p ro p rie to r of th e K afoury sto re h ere,
H ave
N e w O ldsm obile— M r, and
R e tu rn in g to th e farm a f te r ch u rch
E ggim annc a t Grove— Mr. and Mr
sp e n t la st S unday in S alem v isitin g
Mrs Tony G rav es h a v e purehuaed t S unday m o rning, th e h u sb a n d foul,
C. F. E ggim ann m ade a b u sin e ss trip w ith h is wife and in fan t d a u g h te r.
new O ldsm obile sed an from th e E u th e ta b le s e t for tw o Insteud of th re te I
to C o ttag e G rove la s t F rid ay evening.
persona.
He look««! about anil ills
Sam R ichm ond B ack— Sam Rich gene agency, f
R uvs H ouse H ere— G. W . L y tle, who ntond h a s re tu rn e d from T aco m a
co vered th e body hunglng In the barn.
Misita Miss M iller— Miss L ucille
c a m e h e re re c e n tly front M ontana, has w here h e w as sen t as a d e le g a te to
Mrs. Van W ert h ad been III and
C
hap
in of M yrtle Creek s p e n t th e past
p u rc h a se d a n a c re tr a c t in E ast th e Four-L co n v en tio n .
d esp o n d en t for som e tim e. It Is un
w eek-end v isitin g w ith Miss P auline
S pringfield fro m A. T. S tev en s.
d e rsto o d th a t they w ere p lan n in g to
H o rto n s H ave T w ins— Mr. and Mrs. Miller, a tea'ch er In th e high school move l»ack to M ontana, an d th a t a
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F lan ery » a t C orvallis— Mr. an d Mrs Dale H o rto n , 823 C stre e t, a re th e •
Mrs. F lan ery H ers— Mrs. H. B. deal to tra d e for p ro p erty th e re was
F. B. F lan ery sp e n t S unday v isitin g p a re n ts of tw in s, a son and a d a u g h
F lan ery of C orvallis, m o th e r of F B. not p ro g re ssin g sa tisfa c to rily .
th e fo rm er's m o th e r in C orvallis.
te r, born S unday a t th e Pacific C h ris t
F lan ery of th is city , is h e re to spend
ian hospital.
I th e w eek v isitin g w ith h e r son.
PLANS FOR H IK E S ARE
H aro ld A dam s L eaves — H arold
M oving to R bseburg— Mr and Mrs.
A dam s has left for H ecta. n e a r F lo r
H ELD UP BY W EATHER
D au g h ter la B orn—-A nine pound
ence. w here he w ill w ork d u rin g th e W M. O d erk irk a re m oving to R ose
d a u g h te r w as born to Mr. and Mrs.
P lana for h ik es fo r H prltigfleld Boy
bu rg th is w eek, w here Mr. ‘ - 'e r k l r k
B elt sev eral w eeks
Jo h n V aughn of W alte rv llle on Mon
S co u ts w ill be som e « h a t Indefinite
h as accep ted a p o sitio n in a d e p a rt
. day.
u n til th e w e a th e r co n d itio n s Im prove,
VO TERS A TTE N TIO N
m en t sto re.
aav aa»* » ' j i O e ia m ^ J i» :
T e a c h e r T ak es T rip — M iss C athei- O. R A ldrich, sc o u tm a ste r, said th is
Goes to C onv en tio n — B. G. S an k ey I ine T tn k h am . te a c h e r In th e high w eek.
w as a d e le g a te to th e W. O. W. co n school h ere, sp en t last-w eek -en d visit-
T he tw o local tro o p s will have sev
feren ce held In M y rtle P oint T uesday. ing h e r p a re n ts in C orvallis.
e ra l o v e rn ig h t h ik es d u rin g th e sum
Ira N ice s u b s titu te d on h is ro u te w hile
m er m o n th s, he said. T h e se will be
M arg aret H alsey H ere— Miss Mar- sh o rt Ja u n ts to places in the M cK em le
Mr. S an k ey w as aw ay.
' g a re t H alsey a rriv e d h e re S unday and M ohaw k valleys.
D rive to Bay— Mr an d Mrs. Loyal from M onm outh w h ere sh e h a s been
S ev eral boys a re a lre a d y w orking to
S co tt an d th e ta tte r s ' neice d ru r e to a tte n d in g th e s ta te n o rm al school.
eu rn m oney for th e su m m e r cam p of
W in ch e ster Bay S unday. T h ey re p o rt
L ane c o u n ty sco u ts ut Blue R iver
H ere from P o rtla n d — M iss Maude
ed good ro ad s alo n g th e ro u te. T h ey
w here a p e rm a n e n t ra m p site has been
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m ade th e d riv e o f m ore th a n 90 m iles
h ere la s t w eek-end from P o rtlan d to secured.
in ap p ro x im ately th re e hours.
, v isit w ith p a re n ts an d frien d s.
D avid B id w e ll Honored
Lodge Officer V isits— Mrs. S tella
H ere from Los A ngeles — Alonzo
David B idw ell of S pringfield, now a
B lackerby, s ta te d e p u ty of th e N eigh
bors of W o o d craft lodge, Mrs. H arl G ott of Los A ngeles a rriv e d h ere th is stu d e n t In th e O hio s ta te u n iv e rsity
M cP herson an d M rs. M ary C. M agill i week to v isit h is step -m o th er, Mrs. a t C olum bus, Ohio, h a s been elected
v isited In C oburg la s t w eek-end on ' M abel G ott. H e will pro b ab ly spend to m em b ersh ip in S igm a XI, n atio n 'll
I th e su m m er m o n th s in Springfield.
h o n o rary scientific so ciety , acco rd in g
lodge b u sin ess.
W ill V isit D au g h ter— Mrs. M abel
R alph H u rlb u tt III— R alph H u rlb u ’t
; G riel, m o to r ro u te B. le ft M onday
is re p o rte d se rio u sly ill w ith p n e u
m o rn in g for H ay w ard and O akland.
Oldham,
Scharitui s
m onia in th e E u g en e h o sp ital. M rs.
C alifo rn ia, to visit w ith h e r d au g h ters.
S te sn isid e rs
R ich ard K in g of S alem a rriv e d h e re
S a tu rd a y ev e n in g to stay w ith Mrs.
Miss N ad vornik R e tu rn s— Miss H a t
H u rlb u tt for a few' days.
tie N ad v o rn ik re tu rn e d to h er w ork a t
v o rv a llls M onday m o rn in g a fte r visit
D rive to P o rtlan d — Ja c k L arsen and ing h e r p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. J. F. J
G eorge C arso n d ro v e to P o rtlan d last N ad v o rn ik h ere la s t w eek.
Candidate fo r
,
w eek-end on b u sin ess.
Mr. C arso n
REPUBLICAN NO M INATIO N
Jo in C u n try Club— F o u r local golf '
w as a w itn ess in a fed eral case
For
a g a in s t a boy wh o passed a bad ch eck e rs h av e re cen tly Joined th e E ugene ,
Golf and C ounty d u b .
T hey a rc ,
a t his serv ice sta tio n h ere.
I H a rry S te w a rt, W. C. W rig h t. Sidney |
S n eed s a t F alls C ity— Mr. and Mr* ! W ard an d F. B. F lan ery .
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A. R. Sneed an d so n s drove to F all
LANE COUNTY
D en tit’s W ife H ere— Mrs. M . N. j
C ity la s t Sunday. T h ey w ere Joined
Prim aries May 18. 1928
a t C o rv allis by Mrs. S n eed 's siste r, Dow w ife of Dr. Dow who took over
O ne ite a r l heals tru e r
P aid Adv— E ugene V. S lattery , Mrs. H arold Dye aud h er son H arold, I th e office o f Dr S. It. D ippel, a rriv e d
than
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L aw y er, 717 W illam ette S tre e t, Eu J r . T h ey v isited th e w om en's m o th er.
is
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One love n s+eadFasx
R e tu rn s to South—O liv er W ild er re- co m p an ied by th e ir d a u g h te r.
fo re u e r.—H o rd e t rvo-t
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T f e m e m b e r ¿ M o th e r O n
MOTHER’S DAY
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With
A Lasting Gift for a Lasting Love
PRICED A T $1.50, $3.00 and $4.50
FLANERY S DRUG STORE
A N A T IO N W ID E
" w h e r e sa v in g » a r e g r e a te s t'
942 W illam ette St., Eugene, Oregon.
The New Printed Frocks
Are a Successful Spring Fashion
In every wardrobe this Spring
there w ill be at least one of these
gay printed frocks — in patterns
most original and distinctive!
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DEPENDABLE E1JEQLAS5 SERVICE
Dr. Roqal Qick
OPTOmETKIST— EIJESIQHT SPECIALIST
878 IVillamette Si
Phone 620
EUQENE
Just one thing«—but I do it nghl
A larg e n u m b e r of S pringfield peo |
pie h e a rd th e le c tu re la s t S unday n ig h t
by Dr. E. V. S tiv e rs, p a sto r of th e
F ir s t C h ristia n ch u rch a t E ugene on
his re c e n t tr ip to th e H oly L and an d
E urope. '
B efore h is d e p a rtu re th e p a s to r's
co n g re g a tio n gave him $500 as p a rtia l
p ay m en t of h is ex p en ses and upon his
re tu rn a su rp ris e o fferjn g of a n o th e r
$500 w as p re sen ted him . in a d d lt o*
to th is th e ch u rch em ployed a supply-
p a s to r and a t th e sam e tim e continued
Dr. S tiv e rs ’ re g u la r salary .
S u n d ay m o rn in g he lectu red on
P a le stin e . L a te r h e will give o th ei
: ta lk s on p a rtic u la r places w hich he
will illu s tra te w ith p ic tu re s he took.
$9.90 and
$14.75
-th.% d a t* /
Many atyles — w ith pleated
skirts, bowa, novelty girdles —
they are the very spirit of Spring.
Be sure to see them.
W om en— Misses— Juniors „
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JUNIOR JU BILEE DRAWS
GOOD CROWD TO SCHOOL
Widening the Telephone
Horizon
IN the memory of many now living, Alexander
Graham Bell predicted that the day would come
when we could talk to other countries, even across
wide expanses of water.
Beil’8 vision was made a reality when in 1926
N ew York and London spoke together in two way
conversation. Since th en , this service has been
opened to th e public between any point in the
U.3. A. andGreat Britain. Mexico has been brought
into speaking distance. Im portant cities o f conti
nental Europe have come within our voice horizon.
E ven m ore im p o rtan t, the Bell System in the
United States now embraces 18,500,000 telephones
—a growth for the past year of more than 7 50,000.
This is measurable progress in widening Amer
ica’s telephone horizon.
T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany
BELL SYSTEM
O na P o licy - O n a S y ite m - U nivereal Service
Th*- J u n io r class of th e high school
ra ise d som e $35 by th e Ju n io r Ju b ile e
held a t th e high school la s t F rid ay
n ig h t M iss, C lara W agner, cla ss
' uuvisor, an n o u n ced .
M ore th a n 100 to w n speople a tte n d e d
- th e e v e n t in w hich th e e n tire m e m b e r
sh ip of th e Ju n io r c la s s took p art. T he
1 e v e n t w as a sty le show and o th e r
1 s tu n ts In th e m ain ad u lto rlu m . T h e
side sh o w s also p rovided e n te rta ln -
' m e n t for th e v isito rs.
T h e Jubilee w ill p robably be m ad e
an a n n u a l affair, it w as sta te d .
Two C h ild ren H urt
P au lin e, 9-year old d a u g h te r of Mr.
an d M rs. A rth u r P engra, fra c tu re d
h er arm w hen sh e fell w hile playing
a t th e fam ily hom e T uesday. J u lia
M ay, sm all d a u g h te r of Mr. and M rs.
J. A. C rid er, received a fractu red co l
la r bone w hen sh e fell th e sam e day
B oth w ere tre a te d h ere.
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Wednesday, May 2nd marked a great
step in the Industrial Development
of the W e s t - O N T H I S D A Y
The New Pacific Goodrich Factory
was Officially Opened
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WORKS HARD, DANCES,
GAINS 3 LBS. A WEEK
“ I w ork h ard , d a n c e and hav e
g ain ed 3 pounds a w eek since ta k in g
Vinol. My n erv o u sn e ss Is alm o st all
gone.— Mi's. F. L ang.
Vinol Is a delicio us com pound of
: cod liv e r p eptone, Iron, etc. N ervous,
- ea sily tire d , an em ic people a re s u r
p rised how V inol gives new pep,
sound sleep and a BIO ap p etite. T h e
v ery first b o ttle o ften a d d s se v e ra l
pounds w eight to th in c h ild ren or
I ad u lts. T a ste s delicious. K etels D rug
S tore.
Box o f
A rt style Chocolates
Eugene V. Slattery
MANY LOCAL PEOPLE AT
LECTURE ON HOLY LAND!
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Did you tune in
on the May 2
Special Radio
Program
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cisco
KOO
Oakland
KOMO Seattle
KE1 Los Angeles
KOW P ortland
KI1Q
Spokane
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S ilv e r t o w n s
are now being made in
their Western Home
KPO
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To Commemorate this Event we
Offer—this Week Only—Special
Sale Price GOODRICH TIRES
O •
z' >il !
William Rodenbough
“Everything Automotive’'
533 Main Street
S pringfield, Or«;,,
Phone 95
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