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.
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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
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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.
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