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THB BgRTNGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY. APRIL 1H. 1929
At Elite H otel— Mm. E. Rhodes of lea th er of th< da»». and Mian Mary
Kula, Oregon, la registered at th« Roberta, librarian, directed the work,
which wa» completed Friday. A »liver
Kilt« hot») thia week.
tea for Ihe benefit of the blah school
W altervllle Men Here— Tom I'arnny library wa» presented at the Spring
and |j»wr«nc« M I I I I k h ii worn In HprliiK field library bulldlnK W ednesday after,
Here from Jaeper— la-m Drury of n„)4 fr()m W ultorvlll« Monday morn
Daweon III— W illiam I I u w h o ii I n
noun by the member» of the English
JuHpor wua In town Monday.
inn.
quii« III al h iH b o t i l i ' In MprlUKlI' ld
da»».
H e re fro m Goaben— John Tom aelh, ,
Back , rom g outh— Mr und Mr».
Albany W om an H e re — .Mrn H ir llia
l'e ia n f A lt a n y waa a v is it o r a l Ih e a realdent of tioahen, visited In Hprlng Harold William» returned Tuesday M O R R IS T A K E S O V E R
Held Monday.
(*. K I'.' k k I i o u i i i i lim ile F r lilu y n la lil
from lx»» A ngeles where they had been
DISTRICT AGENCY OF
visitin g for »«me time.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
Here for Week end— Mr. ai d Mr» | Camp Creek Man Here C hester
H o i.e rb H a y» o f W e n d lln g *i»’ > i th e Ny«, ('amp Creek rancher, wa» a lumi
To Vancouver — Norman Anderson
All huHlneHN relative to the Chev- j
ne»» vlallor In Springfield Monday.
w ei k end v I h H I ii k In K p i I n g lld d
motored to Vancouver, Wimhlnglon,
rolet Motor com pany In the Eugene
Sunday where he »pent the day visit
F a ll C re ek M an In — H a rv e y K iihh **!,
Thuraton Man In— Alvin ArmltUK«.
and Springfield dl»trlct» 1» nof be
ing with friend» there.
F u ll C n c k re s id e n t, WHH a v ln lt o r In Thurston rancher, wa» a visitor In
ing handled by E. It. Morris, formerly
S | rln ufl« Id M o n d a y n io rn ln g
Sprlnglleld Monday.
To Entertain 500 Club— The Spring- of Portland, who recently purchased
field f>00 club will m eet tomorrow the district agency from E. tt. Gan-
i
Here Saturday— Hubert Parrott of
W endllng People Here— Mr and night at the home of Mr. and Mr» nett. The new concern 1» known a»
Thuratton was a bualness visitor in Mr* J M "lakelcy of W endllng were W elby Steven».
the Morris Chevrolet company.
Hprlnglli |<l Hulurday.
visitors In Springfield Monday.
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,
.
All of the equipment and the new
Oawaon Im p ro v in g — W II. Dnwiion.
.
,
Davla at Silverton— A. J Ikivli 1 Breaks Arm— E t i n la \a r n e ll, the »on
w ,|(> ,laM
n quite III at hl» home for nn< * ” US * <<ir
'Ol 81
an('
apeut S u n d a y v is it in g will, friend» a t | "f Mr and Mr» W a yn e Y a r n e ll, b ro k e , h „ paM, BPy,,r a l dayBi reported
to nn ,h e hl,"'1' nK “ » 942 ° ' l,,p Mtrppt'
Silverton.
| hl» arm at the elbow Saturday w h e n c e »lightly better
8,1,1 , *1B UR'
car
at Oa9 an,1
[ he fell from hl» bicycle.
Seventh avenue. ea»t. in Eugene, were
Hem Better— W illiam Ham. an em- taken over by Mr. Morris. The Hame
T o 8 a le m — I t lih u r d K e n n e tt m o to r
Go to Portland— Mr* Sarub Cox and ploy« of tlm Booth-Kelly
company, »tuff of employe» who served under
ed to H u le in S u n d a y w h e re ho »pent
her great-granddaughter, Lucille (Ihl- who was quite seriously III al the Eu- Mr Gannett are continuing under Mr
th e d a y v is it in g w ith frie n d s .
sen. returned to Portland Friday.
Mr» gene ho»pltal, was able to return to Morris. W. L. Teattue Is rem aining
Mr. W eaver In Town— A W W eaver ¡Cox bad been visiting here for
tw o hl» home Ihl» week.
a» sales manager of the company,
was a Monday visitor In Springfield | months al Ihe home of her daughter.
jyjr Morris ha» been for the past
from Thurston
M in H a rt M c P h e rs o n .
G il.» G oe. to M ed ford -K en n eth thre« yM r» connected with th e Chey-
Oils». Springfield policeman, left for
mo„ ,r ,,on, pany at ,,or„ and
Mmlford Monday to »pend a few day» tPrrl, orlal rP pr «B«n , a „ r p
He was
v is it in g w ith h is fa th e r Jack Sherman „nKagpd
bUB,nPBB |n Porfland N..
took his place In his absence.
, forP
a t , a ch e d to th e c h e v ro -
Ï.C PENNEY CO.
942 WllIainHtff St.. Ktig ene, Oregon._______
A New Dress
From ■ Group of Smart Styles . . a
at a J. C. Penney Saving
$6
.90
T w o . . . êven three . . . dresses for the price you
may have expected to pay for one. T hu group of
ulk dresses includes a full assortment of (mart style*
for many occasions . . . prints and plain colors . . ,
each one a delightful example of how easy . . . and
how surprisingly inexpensive . . . it u tor out cu#-
tomcr» to dre« w elt
Go on Fishing Trip— M B. llu n tly
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack H enderer went
on a fishing trip to the Sluslaw on
Monday the opening day of the season.
They report a good catch.
,pt company staff
Mr. Gannett ha«
bpen *n the autom obile business In Eu.
FpnP f ° r four v Par». during which tim e
has sold 2200 new and used cars.
I ,,p *" uncertain as to hl» future plan»
| but will probably enter business in
Return» to Portland— Mrs Vick Eugene.
Davla returned to her home at Port- j
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land Sunday after visitin g here for
M ethodist Class M eets
som a tim e with her mother. Mrs.
The young married people’s cla ss of
{Junes, who has been 111.
; the SprlngAeld M ethodist church was
N eedleeraft Club to Meat — The entertained at a party given at the
Springfield N eedleeraft club will m eet hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Foote
i thia afternoon at the home of Mr». Tuesday night. T hose present were
' W. F W alker. Mr». Long will act a» Mr. and ifrs Harry G illette, Mr. and
j Joint hostess.
Mrs W illis Bertsch, Rev. and Mrs. C.
J.
Pike, the teacher, Allen Kafoury,
Power Men Here— M. R Coate«, F.
j Eaton, C M D avlals, J. R. Miller, and and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. A. E
' Sam Black all of Albany are In Spring- Foote.
field this w eek em ployed In doing
som e special work for the Mountain
S ta tes Power company.
T he men are
registered at the E lite hotel.
Sponsor Food Sale
The Star Club of the Cascade chap-
! ter of the Order of the Eastern Star j
On Fishing Trip— Norman Ander Is sponsoring a beneAt cooked food 1
son, W. H. A nderson, and Jack Gorrle sale at K etel’s drug store Saturday, i
w ent on a Ashing trip up the McKen- April 20. Mrs. M J MeKUn Is the ;
xle Monday, the opening day of the chairman of the com m ittee In charge
season.
They cast with Aiea from o f the affair, with Mrs. L. May. Mrs.
their boat, en terin g the river at Deer- Mary Ahrams. and Mrs. D. B. Salsman
horn and com ing down as far as as her assistan ts.
Hendricks bridge T hey report an ex
cellent catch of Rainbow trout.
S afety Man C om ing
Back from H ospital— Leroy Inman,
senior In the SprlngAeld high school,
who underwent an operntton for ap
pendicitis at the I’aclAc Christian hos
pital at Eugene, recovered sufficiently
to be removed to his home Monday.
He will be able I n return to school In
about two weeks.
Cataloguing Completed— The books
of the Springfield Public library were
com pletely re-eatalogued last week by
the Junior English class from Ihe high
school.
Miss
Maurlne
Lombard
“ SHOW
BOAT”
Are you as proud as they?
IS
George M. Atkins of Portland. AeM
engineer of the Oregon and Columbia
basin division of thp N ational Safety
council and Rnv D aniels, of Portland.
Acid ofAeer of the 4L, w ill be in
Springfield next w eek, it waa'annonn
red yesterday bv AV. P. Tyson, presi
dent of the local 4L and chairman of
the safety com m ittee.
Mr. Aitken
will prohnblv speak at the Springfield
schools in the interest of the safety
contest which Is now being conducted
here.
C O M IN G
THRIFT IN BUYING GROCERIES
One im portant step tow ard increased th rift d u ring 1929
is gained when you decide to m ake this sto re y o u r grocery
h e a d q u arte rs during th e com ing year. Our prices are never
high— th e quality of o u r groceries the best th a t can be
procured.
FRESH STRAW BERRIES TODAY. Also Rhubarb,
A sparagus, New P otatoes and all o th er vegetables in sea
son. Drop in and g et su ggestions for your m enu.
Phone
W. A. TAYLOR, Prop,
Phone
9-WHITE FRDNTGHOCERY-9
Kafoury’s
FORMERLY FARMERS EXCHANGE
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
Closing Out Sale
ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN. WOMEN, AND CHIL
DREN’S WEARING APPAREL. N O T I O N S
FANCY GOODS, BLANKETS, DRYGOODS AND
SHOES.
Nothing Reserved
COME PP.EPARED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
OUR DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS
M A Y 12TH
iU G E N E
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MOW
SCAVINO
NOj
A rc
you
am ong
the
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house
SEE and HEAR
wive« who have proud husbands
sharing your pride in a new elec
tric range — just installed d u rin g
o u r special low offer— which by the
w ay closes M a y 15th?
/ / not, an d you ¡im p ly m u tt pen
sion off th a t nasty old stove, you’d
better h u rry fo r tw o very good rea
sons— first, o u r low price and terms
w ill
soon
he
w ith d raw n
and,
SlfteGIi^LoN
T he BÄKE
second, so great has hern the de
m and
fo r these new models th at
we have had considerable difficulty
in getting them fo r delivery.
Wesiaiighouse
The Electric Range with the
automatic "Eluvar ¿ u itu ’ Oven,
on! ly
$7— down - $7— monthly
(until M ay 15th only)
M o u n tain S tates power C o m pan y
w ith
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