THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928“
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FO R R E N T — C l e a n , co m fo rtab le
H ouse a t 821 E s tre e t, Springfield.
R easo n ab le to rig h t p arty . W. L.
C lark, Leona, O regon.
FO R SA LE—G irls Bicycle, good con
F o rm er R esident H ers— H iley Rico,
H ere fo r week-end— Mrs. Paul Rob-
dition Also hom e-m ade bed sp read s ley and son, Asa, w ere in Springfield F o rm er Springfield m an, w ho h as been
a n d co m fo rters. In q u ire 159 C s tre e t. over th e week-end to v isit frien d s.
a t D iam ond L ake d u rin g the p a st sum
m er, re tu rn e d to h is hom e h e re S un
P e rk in s a t M apleton— G eorge P er d ay m orning.
CALL AND S E E Dr. N. W. E m e n
k ins and d au g h ter, A deline, sp en t la st
o p rices on p lates and o th e r w ork, tf
Visits with Mother— Dr C. G. Van
S unday v isitin g a t M apleton.
V alpah of P o rtlan d sp en t the w eek
Mrs. P en g ra V isits— Mrs. A rth u r end h ere v isitin g w ith his m other,
P engra, fo rm er re sid e n t of th is city, I Mrs. B ernice Van V alzah, and friends.
is h ere for a week to v isit w ith h er
i H ere fro m P o rtlan d — M iss M aul
m o th er, M rs M itchell.
i G orrie and E lery Fay, both of Port-
H olm es H ave Son— F rien d s a re co n ' land sp e n t th e p a st week-end h ere
g ra tu la tin g Mr. and Mrs. C arl H om es | I v isiting w ith th e fo rm er's m other, Mrs.
upon the b irth of a son a t th e ir hom e | C. I. G orrie.
last W ednesday.
K etels Have G uests— Louis Hom pes
K nights Have Son— Mr. and Mrs. I of Lincoln, N eb rask a, and Ja m e s W il
R oyal K n ig h t who live in th e Sunny-
son of C h ester, N eb rask a, w ere visi-
side addition, are th e p a re n ts o f an , tQr8 ]ast T h u rg day a t , he h()me Qf Mr
eight-pound son born la st w eek.
j a|)(| M rs Jo h n K eU la
T hey arg oM
P hillips in P o rtlan d — H. K. P hillips
m ade a b u sin ess trip to P o rtlan d and
Salem la s t T h u rsd ay . Mr. P hillips is
m an ag e r of th e Springfield city band.
Col. Lindbergh Flies to St. Louis
To Register for Hoover Vote,
He Telegraphs the Candidate
DEM O CR ATIC C A N D ID A T E
For
District Attorney
Lane C ounty
V isits P a re n ts—M iss Lucy Schw er-
ing of P o rtlan d w as v isitin g la s t week-
end a t th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts a t
W alterv llle. S he is em ployed a t P o rt-
1 land.
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Dry law E nforcem ent candidate ]
M innesotans H ere— Mr. and Mrs. J
* I J. Je n n in g s of P a rk R apids, M innesota i
P rom pt and Efficient Service w ere h ere la s t S a tu rd ta y . T hey a re |
to u rin g th e w est and stopped h e re to
lcok o v er som e Springfield re a l esta te .
(P aid adv. by A lta K ing 794 Wil-
A ndersons R etu rn — Mr. and Mrs. C.
M ontgom erys Leave— Mr. and Mrs. ■
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A1 M ontgom ery left E ugene T u esd ay |
noon fo r Los A ngeles w here th e y will
spend som e tim e. Mr. M ontgom ery is
m ak in g th e ch an g e on acco u n t of ill
h ealth .
Home from H ospital— M iss M ary
Louk w as re tu rn e d to h ere hom e from
th e Pacific C h ristian h o sp ital last
Sunday.
S he u n d erw en t a m ajo r
o p eratio n la s t week. H er do cto r re
p o rts h e r reco v erin g rapidly.
Marion Veatch
of th e V eatch F u n e ra l H ome
Independent Candidate for
County Coroner
P ro m p t, efficient and econom ical
serv ice to th e co u n ty and ev ery
one co n cern ed
(P aid Adv. by M arlon V eatch)
Who doesn’t like the
warmth of a R E A L hot
water bottle on a cold
night?
T w o-quart eize
Only ..... ..
All our New Stock of C oats at
■4 PRICE
RAINCOATS W hile they la s t
$1.98 and $2.98
50 HATS' at $1.00 E ach
$2.50
Kantleek
Hot W ater B ottle because
It's m olded e n tirely In one
piece— no p atch es, splices,
seam s o r binding — even
th e stopple so ck et Is m old
ed Into th e ru b b er.
T h e one show n Is one of
sev eral which may be seen
and pu rch ased a t
Flanery’s
Drug Store
Describing Herbert Hoover as "one
of the great administrators of all
times,” Senator W illiam E. Borah of
Idaho declared that “the lesuet of thle
campaign are every day problems,
such as farm relief, cheaper tranapor-
tatlon, development of waterways, a
public utilities policy, conservation
of electric power, and the mainte
nance of our Constitution ae the peo
pie had written It.”
Discontent Breeds Content
We try to make every boy dlacon
tented with hla lot, and wo achieve
th e most contented and unified and
stable country in the world.—A erkerf
Hoover.
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8th Ave. Hat & Dress
4 .i«i‘Shop
36 - 8th Ave W est, E ugene, Ore.
We give S. & H. g reen stam ps.
MR. H O O V E R A N D CO L. L IN D B E R G H
ZVALLING the election of H erbert
H oover of suprem e im portance
to the nation, C harles A. Lindbergh
w ired the R epublican candidate as
follow s:
“I have recently flown to S aint
Louis to register. The more 1 see
of th is cam paign the m ore strongly
I feel th a t your election is of su
prem e im portance to the country.
Y our qualities a s a man and w hat
you stand for regardless of party
m ake me feel th a t the problems
which will come before our country
during the next four years will be
best solved under your leadership.”
To this telegram Mr. H oover replied:
“I wish to express my deep appre
ciation of your m essage. The con
fidence of men of your ch aracter
brings both encouragem ent and in
spiration to me.”
R e tu rn
fro m
A u s tr a lia — M r.
Now Located in
Miner Building
Your rew ard for our
and
Mrs. V irgil H am lin, son and daughter-
in-law of P o stm a ste r and Mrs. F. B.
H am lin, w ere h ere th e la tte r p a rt of
last week a fte r spending six m onths
in A u stralia. T hey nave gone to th e ir
hom e in P ortland.
w ork
Dr. M. Carey Thomas, president
emeritus of Bryn Mawr College, has
cabled from Europe that she w ill vote
for Hoover to "make doubly sure the
United States w ill never suffer the
utter humiliation of hearing the fur
tive tread of the Tammany tiger In
the corridors of the White House and
In the vaults of the treasury.”
Fill
Your
Em pty
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Sockets
Watch for M. S. P.
Jr. Lamp Salesman
T h e re w as a little g irl
And she had a little curl
R ig h t in th e m iddle of h e r fo reh ead ,
W hen she 'was good
She w as very, very good,
And w hen she w as bad she w as—
Q uite a Jolly com panion, d o n 't you
know .
T he W ife: “H ubby, w hat kep t you
o u t so late la s t n ig h t? ”
H ubby (In to x ic a te d ): "I— hie— been
out w ith a chiffonier.
| T he W ife: "C hiffonier? W hy you
d o n ’t even know w h at you’re talk in g
about. A chiffonier is a sw ell little
d re s se r.”
1 H ubby: “ Yes, th a t’s h e r,”
MORE
THAN
A
STORE — AN
well done,
i s
com fortable v i s i o n
and satisfaction.
I
T each ers V is t P a re n ts — M i s s
F ran ces H odge sp en t th e week-end CARE OF VETERANS
w ith h e t p a re n ts in Salem . H iss C lara |
PR O M ISED B” HOOVER
j W agner acom panied h er a s far as
| C orvallis w h ere she visited o v er Sun-
W ASHINGTON.—A ddressing a dele
i day w ith h e r p aren ts. Both a re te a c h
gation of v eteran s representing the
e rs in th e high school.
various w ar service organizations of
N um eral Placed on Cup— T he n u m th e D istrict of Columbia, H erbert
e ra l of th e cla ss of 1929 of Springfield I H oover declared against reduction of
expenditures for the c a rj of veterans.
high school h as been placed on th e . He approved the policy of Republican
A m erican L egion loving cup.
T he ad m in istratio n s during the last seven
class, as Juniors, last y e a r won th e y ears In show ing ex service men the
Inter-class riv alry c o n te s t fo r w hich utm ost liberality.
Mr. H oover's r t . larks to the delega.
th e tro p h y Is th e rew ard.
tlon were as foil- vs:
“I believe all of A m erica recognizes
our national obligation to our veter-
B orah Pay« T rib ute ' ans. The country today is providing
I pensions and com pensation to 835,292
men and women, with insurance and
adjusted com pensation to over four
million more. The total expenditures
; of the governm ent In this direction
i now exceed $576,943.000 annually, and
rep resen t the one Im portant division
! of th e governm ent w here the policy
has been Justifiably to Increase rath er
th an to reduce expenditures. T his has
| also been the ons Im portant division
of the governm ent w here the drive for
reduction of expenditures has been ap
plied only for economy In Its adm inis
tra tio n —not ag ain st the veterans. It
Is the one division w here large m eas
ure of Incraasod expenditure of the
g o vernm eat has taken place during
the past eerea years. T his Is as It
should be. Tills governm ent m ust not
be ex trav ag an t but It m ust be jusL ”
G u aran teed for tw o years.
It's p leasan t to know
th a t th e one you u se c a n 't
leak.
It m u st bo a
way com m ission in th is reg ard were
in vain. W e did succeed in securiug
an ad d itio n al sp an on th e e a s t end of
the bridge.
Week-End
S P E C IA L S
B ridge Men Leave— C. L indquist, O.
L in d q u ist and O. F o rsg ren left this
w eek fo r P o rtlan d , th e ir w ork on the
new Springfield bridge h aving been
com pleted. A lbert L undberg, forem an
of th e bridge crew , w as in P o rtlan d
over th e w eek-end on business.
W. A n d erso n w ho have been in
Y akim a, W ash in g to n , for th e p a st I
th re e w eeks, re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e !
h ere la s t week-end.
P age 1)
"I fail to u n d erstan d w hy we could
not hu'-e hud a fine bridge— beautiful
! and useful—one th a t w ould have bet'A
a pride to th is p a rt of th e s ta te and
one th a t would have oeen p e rm a n e n t.'
V isitors are L isted— Among S a tu r
Visit» Mother— H. L. Briggs of Co
quille sp e n t th e p ast w eek-end v isit day sh o p p ers h e re w ere Mrs. P erry
ing w ith his m o th er. Mrs. U. L. B riggs W illiam s of R ainbow ; Miss Gladys
F aw ver, H a rrisb u rg , Lem D rury, J a s
in W est Springfield.
p e r; Miss F aith D rury, J a s p e r; S. W.
C tro m b erg s a re V laitora— Mr. and R ichardson, P e n g ra ; E dna D em arest,
Mrs. D onald S trö m b erg w ho live up T re n t.
th e M cK enzie w ere S unday v isito rs
h ere.
F ears T ig e r T rea d
(C ontinued from
"It seem s now th a t th e com m ission
has reached a place w here it does not
know w hat to do and I believe present
m em bers a re p u ttin g th e m a tte r off
until a new p ersonnel is nam ed next
spring.
fam ily frien d s of Mrs. K etel s parents,
, T hey a re on tu rin a g trip and when
th ey a rriv e d h e re th ey hay Just com-
pleted a tr ip th ro u g h C anada.
D octor's B ro th er V isits— Lew Kes-
, te r of P o rtlan d w as a w eek-end v isito r
a t th e hom e of Dr. E ugene K ester, his
b ro th er.
New Bridge Must Be Idle
For Almost One Year
Make A ppointm ents
W henever Possible
D r. ^ H e r m a n
W
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BEMBERG HOSE
DEXDALE REPELLO
$1.00
$1.65-$1.95
As fine as th e finest silk but is
n e ith e r silk nor rayon, w ashes
beautifully, w ears w onderfully.
T he fa v o rite of thousands.
T he beautiful silk hose th a t re
pels rain d ro p s and m uddy w ater
— w ipes off w ith a h an d k erch ief
and leaves no spot. All colors
an d all sizes.
i e x tra toe
a th ro u g h
Ut th e toe
o th e new