THURSDAY. MARCH 21,
Vlalt In Halsey— Mr. and Mr». Albert I Taken to Hoepltal—Jule Pollard,
»tailed parent» In Halaey laat Sunday, daughter of Dr. W. H. Pollard waa
VERY LATEST
F rom P o rtla n d — Mlaa Maude Oorrle ‘*k*B U‘
Eu*‘,n" ‘•oeplUl Monday
of Portland, »pent the week-end with
account of nine"" »h« *" recovered
one of the sports typo- knitted silk .
P a tie n t Im prove»— Mr». D. J. Hill,
Mayor Back—Muyor C. O. Wllann
From Maroola—L>. It Ploch of Mur. Mr». C. I. Oorrte Sr., of thia city.
Jersey, or one of the printed silks.
haa rollini««] from a bualneaa trip to cola, waa In Hprlngflidd ynatnrday.
I
S eriou sly III—Bruce Chrlaty 1» aerl Wh°
'“k""
the Ku“’,n“ •»«•PlUl
An Interesting version of this vogue
M«'<lford
oualy 111 with scarlet fever at Thura
Kr*',ay °" sccoun‘ of » hemorrh
for the sleevesm lnus, forms part of
Haa Meaalto— J fmh Hiutvey la con
age,
aulfered
laat
week,
returned
home
R eturn» fro m P o rtla n d — M rs
Awi fined to hie home thia week with the I ton.
the golf wardrobe of Irene Deiroy, now
Monday and la getting along nicely.
Prillilinrd returned from Portland Inn! meueulea.
starring In “Follow Through “ Beige
Go»» to Newport — Mr». Hazel
Thursday night
flat crepe furnishes the foundation of
Adrian went to Newport over the j Injures Foot— M J. Mallott of Mo
From Dexter—Aau Tilton and fam-
hawk, Injured hla right foot while en
the costume; a rich mexfium green is
Mall Carrier III—John Nl«-.-, mull I lly wua In Springfield from Dexter luut week-end.
gaged In logging operations In the
used for the major trimming motif
carrier on Knut« 1. In III ut hie homo Sunday,
Ill W ith T o -- n --------
allltla
..... ax*
w m m in
----- district.
---- ...... He
. . v waa
nun brought
wu^ui, v to
ay <
Wm
Dawson
la | ------•
Mohawk
a i
while zig zag row» of the dark green
unit the mull la being curried by hie
quite III with tonallltla at hla home In , k«cal phyalclan from whence he waa
»Ilk
braid are accents Beige hose and
Go»»
to
Junction
City—
Mra.
J.
M
eon. Hoy.
Springfield
taken to the Pacific Christian hoapl
beige green kW sport s h ie s are worn
l.uraon went Io Junction City laat Sun
with the costume.
tai. He haa »Ince returned to Mohaw».
Go»» to B ro w n av lll» — A. Gillette, day to vlalt with her parent a, Mr. and
From West 8prlngfield— Mr and
Sport Coat Fur» In Pastel T in t»
father of llm ry Gillette, went thia Mr«. Charles Toftduhl.
Mra Hornberger and family thia week
From Portland— Mlaa Lucy Ar-hwer-
Gray, beige and eggshell ar" the
week to Ilrownavllle to vlalt hla
Vlalt Here— Mr and Mra Hana moved from West Springfield Into a Ing.’ of Portland, spent the weekend
favored shades for furs that trim the
brother A. 1). Gillette.
Nelaon of Mupleton were vlaltlng at house on Mill and C. Street In thia city, nt W altervllle with her parent», Mr.
! new sports coats which them**elvea
nd Mra. E R. Rchwerlng. While
V la ltln g Here— Mr». Attu Byre of the home of Mr and Mra. J M. l.uraon
afTect pastel tints
And curly fur»
V is itin g fro m K la m a th F all
Mlaa ! there
attended mf*
the goraen
golden i w«-ddlng
i »u » » ..
" « » she
• tilifiifituj
Salem. 1» vlaltlng thia week at the luat Saturday afternoon.
, have the foreground—brimmer, cara-
® “ d in g w ith C h i
: ,h Falli> of Mr
•'*— « * •“» -
home of Mr and Mr» C. O. Wllann
cul, balyak perhaps being the most
la vlaltlng with Charlea Spore« of i
Vldte at Walton— Mlaa Dorrla Myer»
on Rmerald Height»
Mr». Byre la
' popular.
Route 1 Springfield.
F
ew
Hour»
In
Town—Albert
Llnd-
vlalted at Wulton laat week with Mlaa
Mr. Wllann'« cousin
K n itte d O ne-Piece Sports Frocks
■*/. ol Camp Creek, E. E Tuller. of
Margaret Halaey who 1» teaching of Second H,0* I 7 ^ ’. Ee W""an’" ! <»burg.
Mr. and Mra L J Rossman
An Interesting collection of ooe.
Gate
D ischarge — beater Knouae achool there.
,
ree pr ngfleld. waa of p e r h o n i, and Wm. Hambaugh also
piece dresses shows several novelty
received hla discharge from the local
taken to the Eugene hospital the Aral
|
weaves
One In shades of orchid
Taken
to
Hoepltal—
fl
11
Parker
of
Deerhorn,
spent
pert
of
Monday
on
national guard Inal week on account
of the week.
and
violet
resembles gingham In a
wua
taken
to
the
Pacific
Chrlatlan
ho»-
bualneaa and errands In the city.
of hla leaving here The laat heard
small checked pattern. Another slmu-
Home from Collage— Prank fxim
from Mr Knouae wna that he wax so plial In Eugene yeeterday for a major
From Aberdeen—George W Rowden
lates a rough tweed weave In browns
operation.
hard, the son of Mra Ella Lombard of
journing In aouthern California.
of Aberdeen, Washington, haa been
I and wears a «cart In solid brown A
To Live Here— E Nelaon of Port
Vlalt In Brownavlll»— Mra. Harry
third flared model Is of knitted fabric
-
r r r d
“■ -
r-
Gillette and children »pent the week land. haa rented the E. Brewer house
In rust and white with scarf and belt
By CBCILE
i porta apring In full bloom up In the
end In Brownavlll« vlaltlng with Mr at Hf»0 fith street and haa moved there
Sport frocks for spring and summer of plain ru st
He la with the highway
Real Eatate Man III—W W. Walker Wendl,nE aectlon with roads In fine will be frankly "sporty.’' with striking
and Mra. Clarence Gillette. Clarence thia week
Sports Gloves and Shoes
of the Walker-Jennings Real Estate ''on,,,tlon
Mr- Rowden la with the moUfs and color combinations that
Gillette la a coualn of Harry Gillette crew working east of here.
For the smart and practical sports
company, la confined to hla home with F’ri<'t,on Product» Company,
place them In their rightful niche in glove pigskin outranks the other
From Out of Town—Clark Adams,
R egistered at S p ringfield H o te l—
the scarlet fever. Other members of
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the
wardrobe— there to reign supreme. leathers. The pull-on model leads;
of
Wlnberrv,
Arthur
Morris
of
Walter-
Naoma Id-«, of Fallbrook, California
Mr Wnlker'i family are also 11! with
The sleeveless sweater or sports trimming motifs are done In stitch
NEW STREET SIGNS
and A Talcum of Portland were regia ville; Arthur Pre»« of Ix-nburg; and the fever
blouse is due for a tremendous popu ing, cording and perforated patterns
t«red at the Springfield hotel luat Sat Mrs. C. J. Bedell of Trent wen- Wed
BEING PUT UP AT
larity if Palm Beach preferences are that provide ventilation as well as
nesday viators In Springfield
Substituting at School— Mrs. L. K
urday.
CITY INTERSECTIONS an indication. Fabrics may be almost ornament.
Page Is leaching this week at the Lin
Return to Portland— Mra. Mary
Home from Vacation — Mia Violet
coin school, taking the place of Mr«
The erection of street signs at the
Itimnn normal school student nt Mon Moore, of Portland, who ha» been visit W W. Walker who Is confined to her
mouth, return«"! home Tuesday to ing with her mother Mr». A. E Hurt home on account of scarlet fpver In intersections of all of the local streets
w h s commenced Tuesday under the
spend her vacation with her parents left |a returning to her home thia th««f imllv.
week.
¡supervition of the local civic club.
here.
From Out of town— Fred Gray of Nutne- i nd numbe: •« of the street In-
W o r k in g
In
Eugene— M r
G ra c e Tenderfeet Preparing—Eleven tender Thurston, anil Mrs (' R. Hastings also tersectlons over town requiring signs
feet
tnken
Into
memherahlp
hi
hoy
May. w ho haa been em ployed In
of Thurston were In Springfield last were procured from the city* council.
K ufoury'a »lore la now at th e W il scout 12 are busy thin week In making S a tu rd a y Boh S te v e n s of C am p C reek It Is hoped to have the work com
the proper preparations for panning
liam 's b ak ery In E ugene
nnd Jo h n C aln, of Ixtwell w ere In the pleted by next week with all of the
the entrance testa. The boya were
city Monday.
streets upon which people are living
Student Vldte In Sal-m —Hobart elected to membership last Week
having the new- signs.
Wilson la spending hla spring vacation
Birthday Felicitation—Mrs Evelyn
8pend Few Hours Here — Mrs.
The movement to erect street signs
vlaltlng relatives In Salem
Hobart,
Hn«-ed, who celebrated her 74th birth-
f
who la the son of Mr nnd Mra. C. O. George Williams and son, Joe, of Rain day last Sunday, was made happy by
B° ’,rCeS
Wilson, 1» n freshman at the tTnlver bow; L. II. Morhouse, Roy Brewer, hearing the voice of her son. S R. u h a. T
¡and Mr. nnd Mrs L H. Larimer oil of Snemi, of Martinez. California, who eomribu.lona h ^ ,er'a,nmen'8 “nd
ally of Oregon.
j Fall Creek were Tuesday visitors In employed the means of the elephone X
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While they last
From Cottage Grove—Mr and Mrs Springfield.
to send his felicitations
° f WOOd *Ot,en
A Splendid Assortment of
L R Smith of Cottag«' Grove, are In
( from the booth-Kelly company here
In Town—W. W Carter, of Walter-
New Spring Styles in
town this week visiting with relatives.
R eports Many Wrecks — Norman an^
Woods local painter. Is paint.
They are down In order to be with vllle. Ora Carter and son. from above Anderson mode a trip to Salem last lng ,he
and erecting them. It
STRAW
-STRAW CLOTH HATS
their grandmother who Is quite eerl- Ixiwelt, W. Weaver of Thurston. Mrs. Btlhday and reports having seen num- wa" ^ e desire to have the signs to
Your
While
Arthur Easton and daughter of Walter
o u t I y III In Eugene,
erous wrecks along the highway dur- t>,‘ a local product throughout ana
Choice
W
They
vllle nnd Mrs. Lee Fountain of Ix»a-
lug the trip. He said the highway was ^ a t was one of reasons wood signs
of
Last
Library to Have Book» Mended— burg were rural vllatora In the city
dangerously
slippery due to a rain were U9ed )n preference to metal.
Lot
•
•
The hook mender from California who during the week.
, that had fallen.
, The work has been started on A
makes periodic trips Into this section
VALUES RANGE TO $7.85
street rather than Main on account
Light
to
Be
Erected—A
red
light
Is
has been engaged by the local library
PATTERN HATS
From California — Wilbur I^pley of the fact that Iron straps must be
board to mend some of the Springfield to be erected this week on the n t ' “ and daughter, Mrs H. M Greening uswl on Maln gtreet t0 fagten gome Qf
library books He was here last fall west corner of 4th nnd Main street for nnd Earl Lepley of Oakdale, Callfor- the signs to the Iron posts.
n signal light for the night wntchmnn
Charming New Pattern Hats in a wide variety of New
and mended over 100 books.
nla. arrived In Apringfleld last week- j
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Connes-tlons will be made with the
Spring styles worthy of your immediate attention.
end
for
a
few
days
visit
with
L.
J.
Drill Team Preparing—The Nt-lgh- local telephone office so the opirntc-
P T. A. TO MEET
bora of Woodcraft drill team started can press a button which will cause I-epley and family.
drilling last week In preparation ’or the light to come on. This will enable
EUGENE’S GARMENT SHOP
AT
HIGH SCHOOL
In fro m the C o u n try — Asa Tilton
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the N. of W. convention to be held her In case a call comes In to signal and family of Dexter. Mra W a lter!
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v
,
Th" ® n m
Teachers'
next June. Hhoda Lloyd Is captalr. of the night yatchman when he is out on Parish nnd baby of Vaughn and Mrs
the team.
George Williams and son of Rainbow-
W*"
,0mOrr " n'Kht
the street
were among out of town visitors here
’ ^ 7 ” f° r a 8<X-lal t,me
thia week
Games wrlll be played and a program
POPULAR PRICE STORE
■ will be given. Parents and friends are
957 Willamette
OREGON
Vlaltlng Here— Mrs. Ella Frum and , Invited to come.
son. C edi of Junction City and Ed I
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Johnson and mother. Mra. Almira
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Cuts H a n d S e v e re ly — R ichard H a r-
Johnson of Plainview were Sundnv
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vi.i«nro
„> the home
i. „ of , , Mr.
, and . . Mrs
. ' P“*0- an employe of the Thompson
visitors at
.
E C Stewart
Construction company who are In
charge of the erection of the new glass
At Elite Hotel—Mr. and Mrs. E. Rreenhouse at the gardens, cut a pain-
L atest gow ned to th e m inute
N«lson of Portland, were registered at f’1' antl severe ga^h fn the hack of his
the Elite hotel Sunday and Wm. Me- hand Monday morning. The cut was
c reatio n s—
delton was registered her« Monday, caused by accidental contact witb r>-
Mr. Nelson Is working on the new glass. Mr. Hit;pole Is putt- i? n -.
highway work and Mr. Medelton w e n t __________________________
to work In one of the ntillR In the Mar
cola district.
Again
dJO
$ 9 .8 5
JOHNSON’S
DRESSES
$9.85
S A V E
$12.75
$16.75
and Up.
I-Atest prints and o th e r w a n t
ed m aterials.
Each g a rm e n t personally sel
ected.
We can supply you w ith g a r
m en ts for m ost any occasion.
COATS
Nifty new spring styles in plain tailored and
fu r trim m ed.
Prices - - $15.00, $16.75
and up.
$19.75
We know you will be g rea tly pleased w ith our
M erchandise.
See our Style Show at Eugene Armory
1:30 to 2 p. m. today
BEA R D ’S
EUGENE, OREGON
Captain Chase Here —Captain J. R.
Chnse, of the Monroe section, made a
short visit to Springfield Inst Mondav
morning while enroute to Highland
Siding. Mr. Chase was a snrgeant In
Captain Huntly's battery at the begin,
nlng of the United State's entry Into
the world war and during the war
rose to the rank of captain.
Return» to Springfield—Mrs. G. W.
Carson returned to her home here Fri
day from Marshfield where she has
been for the past four weeks visiting
with Rev. and Mrs. Clifton Phillips
Woodrow, the young son of Rev. and
Mrs Phillips, who has been quite serf
ously 111 on arount of the after effects
of the flu Is rapidly recovering, Mrs.
Carson says,
Home from College—Albert Harper,
a freshman at the Oregon State Col
lege, Is spending the week at home
with his parents. Mr. Harper gradu
ated last year from the local high
school where he was pitcher on the
winning baseball team. At the pres
ent time he Is going out for the O. S.
C. rook team.
Baby Boy Born— A hahy hoy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nice of
Reedsport. Inst Friday. Paul Nice Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nice of
this city. John Nice is Route 1 mall
carrier. The hahy was named Heston
Dean Nice. Pnttl Nice Is a graduate
of tho local high school and Is now
working for a lumber company nt
Reedsport.
W IT H
S A .F E T 'V
S to n
Keep Well
A Battle Creek physician
s a y s , ' 'Constipation
more responsible for mis.
ery than any other cause.”
But immediate relief has
been found. Rexall Or
derlies work naturally and
form no habit
Box of Sixty
5 0 cent*
A sure, gentle laxative In
a pleasant form. “One at
Night—Next Day Bright.”
Sold exclusively at—
Flanery’s
Drug Store
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