TIIVRKDAV, AVGVHT 22. 192» THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS TOWN AND VICINITY 1 h u r * t o n M .in In T o w n 1» lin h o ft realdent, was ii v la lto r In M p rln g ftrld lo r s a b o r t t l t i l u Tu> »day. H r re F rc m Gaehen Fi I H tew urt C *d a r F lat Mar, In T o w n John B ndhott, Cedar Flat resident. was a hu«ln«*«s visitor In Hprlngfleld Mon- 'la y. f PLEASANT HILL WOMAN DIES AT HOME TUESDAY ---------- Mra. Dora A lto n H arden, 73, one I of the oldeat resident« of the Hare From M arcola Mra. Fred I Il*Iea «u nt H ill d is tr ic t, died Tuesday W old, M arcola reside nt, wuh a hual- , .. , „ lo o m in g ut her home the re fo llo w in g .tea» V la lto r In S p rin g fie ld M onday Hhe „ „ „ , , ¥M, at M arcola Man Hare F in d W old, M arcola realdent, s|>cnt a whorl tim e In S p rin g fie ld a tte n d in g Io I iuh I i i * sh m orn ng. m atter« Monday. H e aa ant HUI fo r 20 years. M r. Stacey H e r« - it . I,. Stacey. M r" Harden Is su rvive d by one Thom »« T u ttle Here Thortui« W a lle rv llle ran che r, »pent M onday WM»«rt H arden and one (laugh III K |n n i i t f l i I 'f n i l T u ttle o f Mur* >ilu was am ong the m o rn in g In S p rin g fie ld a tte n d in g Io H’ f. M rs. Beulah C a rro th e rs , both of) hUNlnew« v is ito r« in S p rin g fie ld on business m atter«. /'le a s u n t HUI She 1« also surxlx*-d Monday. gy tw o broth* rs. George b. B row n In F rom W e lte rv llle Mi W .il'li n L abu rg W om an In Tow n Mrs K la m a th F alls and Ed C B row n o f lllle n iu ii o f W n lii', v il v.’iin u n in n g . Beck From H o ap ltel G race H eiser i harles ( n rte r and Mr» Ed Rleina o f ¿»ortland and fiv e g ra n d ch ild re n the nut o f low ii v l i i l t o r a In H p r ln g tn iu rtie d S atu rday n lg h l Io her home be ah urg were am ong the ou t-of-tow n M rs. H arden was a m em ber o f the ( li'ld M m ulav . if ti'i nnull here fro m Ho* I ’a* Ifle C h ris tia n ho»- v is ito rs In S p rin g fie ld Monday. Pleasant l l l l l C h ris tia n church. H er p it'll where wile was confined fo r III* On O utin p T r ip Dullas M lirp h v fu n e ra l w ill he held the re a t 2 o'clock pa«1 III day«. M rs H e iser 1« re p o rt Back From P o rtla n d Mrs K en ne th anil II. K P h illip s of Kugene nr» ed to he much Im proved Chans re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y n ig h t from w ith Rev W A E lk in s o f Kugene up* tillin g ii f«w iluys ut Hie Cnarade spent several " " h - le tln g . «»>. w ill be burled In P o rtla n d , where sh a iin u u ll In the v ic in ity Ilf ( lile ll lake days «hopping and v is itin g | ***" •‘ •'nt1' H ill cem e te ry, W a lk e n Rack From Vacation« Miss b u ilt cun ip liiK m ill e n jo y in g the scenery Poole chapel I h In charge o f »he M< l ’li"ra o n . accountant, and F ra n k A t McBee Home Mr» A lice K im fu n e ra l arrangem ent». Thom psons R eturn to S p rin g fie ld — Sm ltaon, service m an, at the local hu ll nt O akrid ge spent the week-end ----- M r noil M rs E a rl Thnm paon re tu rn M ountain KtutCH Power com pany In S p rin g fie ld v is itin g at the horn. M RS. JU L IA G O U LD D IES nil tn N p rln g fli-lil Monday a fte r spend offl* •• re turn ed to work M onday a fte r of her parents, M r. und M rs. Ed Ing the | iuhi tw o weeka v ln liin g w ith «pending the past tw o week« on A T W E S T S P R IN G F IE L D M cB ee. frlendw and u n e n d in g to business th e ir vacation« M rs J u lia E tta G ould, 77. died m u tte r« In Sun Krum I hco , C u llfo rn la O regon C ity People H e n - M r and suddenly In her sleep som etim e on Mr«. L e w is McBee and fa m ily of G u th rie M echanic Hehe Mr. V is itin g at Carson Home M ih lll'T H t. head m echanic fo r G u th rie Oregon C ity «pent the week-end In Tuesday n ig h t at the hom e o f her C lara W ln e h e ll and M ih K illth John S p rin g fie ld v is itin g st the home o f da u g h te r, Mrs. A lm a Moss, of W est Mon unit «no. Ilnh. o f Los Allgidi'S, are m il com pany, the c o n tra c to r fo r the new Kugene n iu n le lis il pow er pro- Mr. M cBee's parent«, M r. and Mr«. S p rin g fie ld v is itin g In K p rlt.itfle ld fu r a few day« M rs Gould was born in St. baw- J* ct at I.e iih urg . »»« a business vial Bd McBee. a t the h o llo o f th e ir aunt, M r«. <* W renee New Y ork, J a n u a ry 28. 1852. lo r In . ‘ ♦ p rln g fle ld fo r a abort tim e Caranu K e n n e tt In P o rtla n d — O. W. Ken but came to Oregonn when she was Monday .Mr H le rs l «lutes tha t the n e tt, local c lo th in g store p ro p rie to r, a g ir l and settled a t St. Johns, H a t T onsils Rem oved M iss Kate w ork at I/e ah urg la pro gre ssing rapid «pent last week on a b u yin g t r ip to P o rtla n d , where she liv e d u n til tw o B a xte r underw ent a n in u lr operation ly now. and the com pany expects to P ortla nd He re tu rn e d to S p rin g fie ld m onths ago, wben she came to fo r the rem oval o f her to n s ils S a tu r­ com plete the w ork d u rin g the fa ll F rid a y n ig h t. S p rin g fie ld to make her home w ith day .Ml km B a x te r lr spending llils e her da ug hter. Sht was one o f the V is itin g B a ker H o m e —Mr«. R iley Guest at M urp hy Hom e— V ic to r week un her vueutlun fru lu I>i I ’hette- pioneers of the M ultn om a h cou nty liUHhand o f Kugene and M I hh D o rothy W a ke le y of P ortla nd Is »pending the place's office . Q u ln to o f San Franelaco were d in n e r week In S p rin g fie ld v is itin g a t the town. Mrs. Gould Is su rvive d by th re e V is ito rs at H a m lin H o m " C liffo rd guest» M onday evening ut the home home o f he r parents. M r. and Mr». sons. A. C. Gould of Eugene. A r th u r F ie ld s »pent M onday i i I k I i ! In Spring o f M r and Mr» Dull«« M u rp h y M r I W B aker Gould o f E ureka. C a lifo rn ia , and A r- J fie ld v is itin g ut th i home o f I i I m un Husband and Ml«« Q u ln to le ft Wed Back F ro m S e a ttle — E. A F ra m p ­ ehle G ould o f Vancouver. W a sh in g ­ cle and uu nt, *lr and Mr«. F B neaduy by auto fo r C a lifo rn ia where H a m lin M r F ie ld s lived In Rose the y w ill teach d u rin g the com ing ton, who ha« «pent m ost o f the aum- to n ; and fiv e daughters. M rs. Em m a M ahan and Mrs. E tta P ile o f Eugene, j b u rg u n til re ce n tly, hut 1« now em year. T hey went by way o f C ra te r m* r v is itin g In S eattle, ha« re tu rn e d Douglas Gardena, M rs. E d ith D aly of P o rtla n d , M rs. ployed by the South* rn P a cific coin- lake, the Oregon Cave«, and the Red to h l* hom e at east of S p rin g fie ld . H a ttie J a rre tt o f VaTIeJo, C a lifo rn ia , pan at Kugene. * wood high w ay. and Mrs. A lm a Moss o f W est Spring-1 M ra. Page Leaves— M ra. L. K. Page fie ld . She Is also s u rvive d by 24 ' le ft S a tu rd a y fo r C a lifo rn ia where g ra nd -children and 20 gre a t-g ra n d t »he w ill apend the ne xt tw o week» c h ild re n v is itin g w ith frie n d s and relative ». M rs. G ould was a m em ber o f the Mr» Page expects Io v is it In Surra- C h ris tia n chu rch at St. Johns. H e r m ento, San F ra n cisco and O uklund. body Is now at the Walker-Poole 77 EAST BROADWAY EUGENE V ia it Rowe H om e— M r. and Mra. chapel, i t w ill be ta ke n to P o rtla n d John b a m b e rty and fa m ily o f A lb an y and her fu n e ra l w ill be held F rid a y and M r. and M rs. Pete b a m b e rty o f In the St. Joh n’B church. She w ill P o rtla n d spent Sunday In S p rin g fie ld be burled beside her husband In the v is itin g a t t h " home o f M r aud M rs. Rose C ity P ark cem etery. N. A. Rowe M rs. Rowe Is the N ew Roof f o r L ib r a ry — Constru*. m o th e r o f the b a m b e rty men. ^ tlo n of a new ro o f on the S p rin g fie ld Rebhane In Seattle-—Dr. and Mr» . pu blic lib r a r y b u ild in g was begun W. C. R t bhan and fa m ily le ft F rid a , ’ th is week T he b u ild in g is owned his parents. M r. and Mrs. V ir g il by the F ir s t N a tio n a l ba nk and was Ladies regular 69c where the y are spending th is week Ladies fancy colored fo rm e rly occupied by them on business and v is itin g w ith frie n d s. quality Silk and Rayon Felt Slippers. T h e y expect to re tu rn to S p rin g fie ld I Go»»lera on V a ca tio n — M r. and Hose. to m o rro w . Mrs. W a lte r G ossler le ft today on R eturn» to W a s h in g to n — George th e ir vaca tion Th v went tn P n-t Moon re tu rn e d F rid a y n ig h t to R ay­ , land, accom panied by M iss M au rine | bom bard, w here t't* w 11 m ond. W a sh in g to n , where he is em ­ ‘ few days, a fte r w h ich th e y w ill go ployed, a fte r spending a week In S p rin g fie ld v is itin g at th* hom e o f to S lltcoos lake fo r cam ping. Ci i ieii r n ii'h e r , huslni t V li l t ' i l ' Tuesday n in riiliiK w in iiiiiu h k th e William’s Self Service Store SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE Special Bargains FOR FAIR WEEK 48c pair 2 pairs $1 Extra heavy 22x44 Bath Towels, regular 25c quality. Boys' Colored Play Suits, values to $2.00. 5 for $1 Arch Suppoit Shoes Patent and Kid Pumps, ips. stra straps p s an and ties, with our special built in arch support. W Wonderful at onderful bargains ha $2.98 S eattle. W ashing to n. new home bakery TO CHANGE LOCATION TO HANSON BUILDING B ill Davis and son. B illie , and M rs. G V t llle r and g ra n d d a u g h te r M axine, Announcem ent o f the m o vin g ot le ft S a tu rd a y fo r R ichm ond, C a lifo r­ fro m 405 M ill nia. w here th e y w ill v is it fo r a tim e N* w Home B akery a, the hom e o f M rs. V a lu e r's son. street tn the Hanson b u ild in g . 322 M ein ftre e t, was made yeste rd ay by beater. C J. M cKee an 1 H. A M core , o w n ­ A t S p rin g fie ld H o te l— R egistered at ers e l the busine s. T hey expect to the S p rln fte ld ho tel last week-end he open In th e ir new lo c a tio n by were M. M. Ford o f P ortla nd , A. W. Septem ber 10. T he b u ild in g was Sim ons and J. O. Boyles of B ro w n s­ fo rm e rly occupied by T u rn e r's No­ v ille . and M r. and M rs. J. W . Day and ve lty store. H. D. Day o f Pine, B a ke r county. The b u ild in g w ill be t Me iv ly Grass F ire in W est S p rin g fie ld — rem odeled, a cco rd in g to M r. M cKee. A new p a rtitio n w ill be b u ilt In, m a k in g a r e ta il s to re In the fro n t and le ad ing the re a r o f the b u ild in g fo r the b a kin g m ach in ery. T he In­ te rio r w ill be re p ainted and de­ corated M r. M oore and M r. M cKee came here fro m Kugene and purchased the Hom e B ake ry fro m M r and Mrs. V ir g il M oonn alx weeka ago. In the s h o rt tim e th a t the y have been here th* l r business has Increased, m a kin g th e ir present lo catio n too sm all The re ta il store o f the Hom e B ak­ e ry w ill c a rry » f u ll lin e o f bread and pastries. A new fe a tu re o f the business w ill be ba kin g of fresh bread each eve ning so th a t those who are fond o f w arm bread m ay purihase It fo r th e ir dinners. A ugust Clearance Sale GLOVES—39c HOP PICKING GLOVES All leather gauntlets August Sale 39c GLOVES—29c HOP PICKING GLOVES Canvas Leather Face. Wrist or Gauntlets August Sale 29c PANTS—98c 1 lot of Boys’ and Men’s Khaki Pants, values to $2.50 August Sale 98c SHOES—$2.98 Any Ladies' Shoe in the store. Nothing Reserved August Sale $2.98 Kit I 61 E. BROADWAT JCPENNEYCO. o 942 W illa m e tte S t., E u g e n e , Ore'gon Men’s Fall Suits That Combine Every Element of Correct Style with Sound Value T hre e -b u tto n , single-breasted models, w ith ro tc h -la p c l jacket, cut and ta ilored to our exacting spec. ..a tio tt' X o u r inspection o f the new fa ll Jtyles c o rd ia lly invited. Fancy striped patterns in m edium and dark shades of tan, grey and brown. Flues, too, in clu d in g blue serges and blue- snU -w liite pin stripes. $24 .75 Extra Pants at $5.90 The local fir e d e p a rtm e n t was called F rid a y to e x tin g u is h a grass f ir e In a fie ld near w here the h ig h w a y passe?- [ u n d e r the ra ilro a d tra c k In Wes S p rin g fie ld The blax* was supposed, ly s ta rte d by some c h ild re n who were p la y in g there. The fire m a n put out the fir e w ith ch e m ica ls a fte r about a h a lf acre had been burned over. There's greater speed a n d comfort by train San Franóse© $28 Los A ngeles [fro m m a in lin e p o in ts] A t this low cost you enjoy all the comforts of train travel, with the added advantage of greater speed. Plenty of room to rest and relax or walk about. to Moon. On T rip to C a lifo rn ia — M r and M rs. 98c These exceptionally low fares are available every day and you have the choice of four daily trains. on a t r ip PA G E FTVTC Tickets are good for travel in roomy, all steel loaches and in Tourist Sleebers on "W est ( oast", "Klam ath” , "O regonian" and "Shasta” (no tourist on "Shasta"). / b i about summer excursion fares to other Pacific Coast points and to the East. Southern P acific CARL OLSON, Agent i Back From Cam ping T r ip — M rs. C a rl Olson and M rs. C. K. W heaton re tu rn e d S ulturdny n ig h t fro m a b cam ping t r ip w h ich covered the past tw o weeks. T h e y camped at W in ­ ch e ste r Bay a t the m o n th o f tile U m pqua r iv e r and also vis ite d at M a rs h fie ld and N o rth B* nd. T hey re p o rt an e n jo ya b le trip . V. D. K ep ne r H ere— V ern on D. K e p tu r, re p re s e n ta tiv e o f the Const Ream er W o rks, o f O a k la rd , C a llf o r - i nla, passed th ro u g h S p rin g fie ld on i T uesday m o rn in g e n rou te to h 's houli* a fte r spending a sho rt tim e In i the N o rth w e s t in the In te re sts or h it 1 conn any« M r. K epn. r is t..e neph