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THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1929
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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TOWN AND VICINITY
From S is te rs— P. B. Davis w as a
v isito r in th e city W ednesday from
hig hom e a t S iste rs, O regon.
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WILLIAM JANNEY FORCES
EASTERN STAR WILL
way into M c D onald film
GIVE TEA OCTOBER 24
people on M onday w here it w as left
before being ta k e n to be cured.
J a c k R ockw ell of th e O regonian
g arag e, W est S pringfield, and R alph
S tevens, of th e S pringfield T axi
com pany also re tu rn e d th e firs t of
th e w eek from a h u n tin g trip into
th e
S m ith riv e r country.
T hey
b ro u g h t back a 400 pound black b ear
skin, also a cub sk in and bobcat
p e lt
T h e h u n te rs re p o rt th a t th e re a re
num erous wild an im als in the S m ith
riv e r c o u n try th is y ear, but th a t
th e re a re v ery few deer.
C om es From J a s p e i^ -J . S. H ills f Tw o m inutes w as th e length of
T ne E a s te rn S ta r Social club will
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cam e in from J a s p e r y e sterd ay to W illiam
Jan n ey s
Interview
w ith glve a K ensington and silv er te, a t
R ecovering From O peration — Mrs.
S tops a t th e E lite— A. C. C aldw ell tra n s a c t bu sin ess.
; M ary P ickford w hich s ta rte d th e 21 I
O. M. H ousln g to n of L eab u rg is re of F lorence, stopped a t th e E lite
th e hom e of Mrs. W ill W rig h t, 660
y e a r old stag e a c to r on w hat pro
covering from a m a jo r o peration.
E s tre e t, T h u rsd ay , O ctober 24. A
h o tel h ere over th e week-end.
L eaburg Man H ere— C h arles C a rte r
m ises to be an unusually successful
cordial in v ita tio n to all lad ies of th e
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, of L eab u rg w as callin g on his frien d s
screen career, b u t it took him two
Walterville Resident Here— Mrs. R.
From C oburg—Ja m e s E. R ussell ,n th0 cfty y e8terday
tow n is Issued by th e club.
m o n th s to bring it about.
J K o o z tr w as a v isito r in the city on and Jo h n O B rien sp en t th e la tte r
M onday.
C alls on
F rien d s—A. W. F arzee
Jan n ey , of a stag e fam ily and fresh
p a rt of th e week In th e iity.
of L eab u rg w as v isitin g frien d s in i from a tw o y e a r's triu m p h in "Tom- i CIVIC CLUB SPONSORS
V isits a t C ottage Grove— A. A. An
Shedd People Here— Mr. and Mrs. S p ringfield y esterd ay .
j m V>" read th a t M ary P ickford w as
FOOD SALE SATURDAY
derson m ade a b u in ess trip to C ottage Alex S n o d g rass v isited w ith th e
! p rep arin g to film “C oquette.”
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G rove M onday e v tn in g .
Riley S n o d g rass fam ily h ere Sunday.
Doctor Goes t P o rtla n d —Dr. W. N.
H e knew ne could play th e role | T he S pringfield C ivic club will
Dow w ent to P o rtlan d T u esday for 0( the b ro th e r an d he called a t th e s P °nsor a cooked food sale on Sat-
Ill a t H er Home— Mrs. J. M. L arson
V isits a t C ottage Grove— Maxine
a sh o rt stay.
U nited A rtists studio to ask for th e | llrd ay a t th e K etels D rug sto re. T he
is confined at h e r hom e in th is city S n o d g rass sp en t Sunday v isitin g w i,a
op p o rtu n ity . At the end of
tw o ' Proceeds from th e sale w ill be used I
because of illn ess.
re lativ es a t C ottage Grove.
Former Resident Calls -T om S ykes
of C ottag e Grove w as v is itin g ' old m onths, d u ring w hich he m ade n o ! <° a s s is t th e S pringfield lib rary .
V isit a t P o rtlan d .— Mr. and Mrs.
Spends Day at A lbany—Ja c k Hen-
fr|e n d s h ere y eg terd ay
Mr Syke8 effort to b reak in to p ictu res a t any , P a tro n s of th e lib rary and all o th e r 1
Ivan and h er siste r, N adine T em ple d e re r w ent to A lbany on S unday for I ,g
a fo rm er r e s id e n t‘of S p ringfield
o th e r studio, he finally w as given in te re ste d p a rtie s a re ask ed to don-j
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ton, m otored to P o rtlan d over the a sh o rt v isit.
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a ch an ce to talk w ith Miss Pickford. ‘ a te foor for th e sale and to p atro n ize '
week-end.
T ak es H unting T r ip - E m e r y Rich- ! ; P ° WeP, " " " J r a v e l s - W a y n e M e
She Im m ediately ord ered a te s t for ' 'h e sale.
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R epair B roken Main — W orkm en ardson w ent on a h u n tin g trin into L agan left W ednesday for a sh o rt th e youth, and he won out o v e r!
b
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SPRINGFIELD
HUNTERS
36 DRESSES
wt re busy re p airin g a broken w ater ; th e S iuslaw co u n try over th e week
M cL agan is su p e rin te n d e n t of th e
G eorge O’B rien a p p e a rs as W est '
m ain in th e s tre e t in fro n t of th e end
H is fam ily w ent w ith him.
GET BLACK BEARS; CATS
steam p lant for th e M ountain S ta te s P o in t's All-Am erican h alfback, w hile I
C ity H all on Monday.
In
E astern
O regon—O.
S lagle P ow er com pany.
¡J a n n e y is show n as his b ro th e r, who i
15 COATS
A m edium
'zed black b ear skin
H as M ajor O p eratio n — Mrs. G eorge w ent to E astern O regon S unday to
is su b stitu te end on th e A nnapolis
H u n t P h e a sa n ts— R ile y S n odgrass.
w
as
brought
in
to
S
pringfield
Monday
F ish w as ad m itted to a E ugene hospi- try his ab ility in bagg in g a m ule 1
squad.
H elen C handler, F ra n k Al-
D. W. Roof, and W. S te a rm e r spent
by Jim T aliferro , who s ta te d th a t he
ta i d u ring th e week-end and under- | deer,
Com pton,
S te p i n 1
I T u eesd ay h u n tin g p h e a sa n ts n e a r " 1 s ' Joyce
• bagged th e b ear w hile on a hun tin g
w ent a m ajo r o peration.
F e tc h it and David B u tle r a re am ong
M cKenzie Bridge Man In — P eery Shedd.
trip n e a r R eedsport.
He re p o rts
th e o th e r fea tu re d p lay ers in th is
H as T onsils Rem oved—D oris Skel- P rice. of M cKenzie B ridge, sp en t
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th a t he w as also successful in killing
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Dairy F a rm e r Moves— P. R. Law- p ictu re, w hich is now playing a t t h e '
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ton of L oran e had h er to n sils re- Sunday in S pringfield, calling on his J
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a bobcat and a few o th e r p red ato ry
42 8th Ave West, Eugene, Ore.
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son, w ho h as o p erated a d airy farm Fox McDonald.
McDonald,
p c u a iu .j
moved a t a local physic.an s office on frien d s.
an im als
Don't forget we give S & H
P -M av
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e a st o of i S p rin
g field fo
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ringfield
for r th e p a st five
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. . . . . I T he s k | n wn8 seen by sev eral
Green Stamps
R etu rn s From H unting T rip — Riley y ears, h as sold his sto ck and m oved
“D rag,” th e new F ir s t
N atio n al I
V isits H er F a th e r— C h ristin e An S n o d g rass an d Leon Bond have re- to M ohler, O regon.
V itaphone fe a tu re s ta rrin g R ichard I
d erson w as a v isito r h ere from Port- tu rn ed from a ten d a y s’ h u n tin g trip
B arth elm ess, w hich com es to th e
K M
P o rtlan d Man H ere— Dr. M. G
land over th e week-end. She Is a in th e M cKenzie d istric t,
Fox McDonald T h eatre on S u n d a y ,
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vans
w
as
in
th
e
city
on
M
onday,
d a u g h te r of Mr. and M rs. A. A. I
is the second V itaphone fe atu re w ith :
bu sin ess.
T he
doctor
A nderson.
C atch Fish Sunday—G eorge Proch- tra n sa c tin g
i dialogue and sound In w hich B arth- 1
now, his son R ichard, and Oswald h as a ran ch located so u th e a st of t h e 1
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elm ess h as appeared.
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. T ’ 0«"’ it. I 01“0" W6nt ° “ 3 H8h,ng tr,P SUnday
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€*ctri( al su p e rin te n d e n t a t th e Booth- ' to L ak e T ak en itch n e a r K roll in the I
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77 EAST BROADWAY
EUGENE
K elly lum ber com pany, is tak in g his Siltcoo's region T h ey re tu rn e d hom e
R e tu rns From P o r tla n d - M r s .
M. d ra m a tic
n a rra tiv e
con cern in g
a
v acation. He will spend a p a rt of it , w ith a fine catch
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M M ale re tu in e d from P o rtlan d la s t young, am bitious n ew sp ap erm an w ho;
Stores a t Bend, T he Dalles, Corvallis, Salem and Eugene
a t O regon City w ith n is fam ily.
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T u esd ay even in g a fte r h aving sp en t goes to a sm all tow n to ed it tn e j
P a tie n t
R ecovering— L ouise
Me- se v eral d ay s v isitin g w ith h e r daugh- local w eekly paper.
W hile th e re he
Post Office Inspected — T ennyson Dowell,, w ho h as been confined to
te r G race.
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falls in love w ith a g irl and a fte r
Je ffe rso n , postal in sp ecto r statio n ed h e r bed for th e p a s t sev eral w eeks,
■ m a rry in g h e r finds h im self su p p o rt
â t E ugene, was in S prignfleld F rid ay . , i8 reco v erin g and will be able to be Wl11 w " ’le r ln A riaona M r-
an d | ng a w hole fam ily of p a ra sitic “In-
H e exam ined an d inspected th e local up a nd aro u n d in a b o u t tw o
m ore MrS' R ° y S m lth left S p ringfield the j aW8 » He com poses
a m usical show
w eeks, acco rd in g to h e r friends.
P“ St we®k 'eIld for P hoenix, A rizona, i c a „ ed th e .>Love P rin c e ” for , he
po st office.
w here th ey will sp en d th e com ing local W om an.s G u lld . itg auccegg en
T alk s on D iseases.— Dr. Carl P h ette
G uests a t S p ringfield H otel— R. M. w in ter m onths.
cou rag es him to go to Nwe York,
place gave a ta lk a t th e m eetin g of S um m er of P o rtlan d . T. M atrin sen
U ncles V isit H ere Sunday — F ran k sell his play and find th a t h appiness
th e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’ asso ciatio n of K lam ath F alls, and Mrs. M. M elton L iv erm o re of B eav erto n , and E rn e st w hich so eluded him in the sm all
C hase G arden s on com m unicable di- ; Of W endling w ere am ong th e g u ests L iv erm o re of S easide, m ade a b riet tow n.
se a se s la s t F rid ay .
j a t th e S p rin g field h o tel th e p a st v isit S unday a t th e hom e of H. L.
SALE
S I,98 - $2.98
$5,95
S M .5 0
8th A ve. Hat &.
Dress Shop
William’s Self Service Store
7000 Pairs - The Largest
Stock of Shoes in the
City of Eugene
week-end.
In ju res Foot—S ta n le y M uck, fo r e - 1
m an a t th e ro ck c ru sh e r n e a r T hurs- | R etu rn s
From
H o sp ita|
ton, w as in S p ringfield th e la tte r T nhy re tu rn e d t0 h e r hom e
p a rt of la st w eek to have his foot | S nnday from ~ E ugene
, s one
tre a te d . H e step p ed on a n ail and it w here she had underg
w ent into his foot.
o peration.
G illette of th is city . T h is w as th e
G irls’ Guild H as M eeting
_ Mrg firs t tim e for m any y e a rs th a t th e
T he G irls’ Guild of th e
B aptist
h
h ere on two g en tlem en had seen « th e ir n ep
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c
h
held
a
m
eetin
g
T
uesday
ew, T hey w ere re tu rn in g from a trip |
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h uuapiuii,
o sp ital . to n R oseburg
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, tu . ey stopped
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. , here. ev en in g a t th e hom e of „ ____
Mrs. E lla
and
a maJol.
Miss M yrtle H arvey was
F ra n k L b o rm o re is a co u nty com-j W alker.
th e h o stess for the occasion.
m issio n er of W ash in g to n county.
H ere From S alem — Mr. and Mrs.
W ayne H arp er of Salem w ere h ere
S unday to v isit th e ir p a re n ts. Mr.
H a rp e r re tu rn e d to Salem S unday,
Mrs. H a rp e r rem ain in g o v er u n til
W ednesday.
Moves to S p rin g field —T he F red
W rig h t fam ily m oved th e ir house-
hald goods from MJarcola to th e city
on M onday. W illis B ertsch did th e
m oving an d th e fam ily will m ake
t.ieir hom e a t th e c o rn e r of 10th and
,
Small Girl R ecovering— Je a n T u ck D s tre e ts .
er, sm all d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. E.
T ak es T rip to A shland— Mr. and
T ucker, is reco v erin g rap id ly from
th e cu ts w hich shfe received la s t w eek Mrs. W illiam G oodm an w ent to
when she fell o v er a tin can w hile A shland on Sunday m o rn in g fo r a
playing.
b rief visit. T h ey re tu rn e d th e sam e
day. Sam R ichm ond accom panied
Back From K lam ath Falls—J . A. J them on th e trip and v isited w ith
M organ h as re tu rn e d from K lam ath ' h is d au g h ter, who is a tte n d in g th e
F a lls w here he sp e n t th e p a st seve- I n o rm al school th ere.
ral w eeks a ss istin g G eorge K en n ett
co n d u ct a sale for a sp o rtin g goods
sto re th ere.
WORKS HARD, DANCES,
» BAPTISTS PASS GOAL
CAINS 3 LBS. A WEEK
SET FOR RALLY SUNDAY
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“I w ork h ard , dan ce and have
1 ®ne h u n d red and sev en ty -eight per-
sons a tte n d e d th e rally S unday ex- g ain ®,d 3, P0UIlds a w eek since tak-
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, , . m g Vinol. My n erv o u sn ess is alm ost
ercises at th e „ a p ti s t ch u rch last a), gone.”_ M r s . p. Lang.
Sunday, acco rd in g to H a rry C h ase,, V inol is a delicious com pound of
su p e rin ten d e n t. T h is w as tw enty- roti liver peptone, iron, etc. Nerv-
eig h t m ore th a n th e 150 w hich had 0U8’ easily tired , an em ic people a re
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su rp rised how Vinol gives new pep.
been se t as th e goal for th e day by 80und 8,eep and a B1G a p p e t,te.
th e co m m ittee in charge.
T he v ery first b o ttle often adds
T he B a p tist rally day Is a rally for sev eral pounds w eight to thin chlld-
tn e S unday school and is d istin c t F?n ?r
I' a s te s delicious. —
from the m o rn in g serv ices, w hich
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a re held follow ing th e rally.
F orm er P a sto r H ere—Rev. S. A.
D enford of E ugene w as a v isito r at
the M ethodist ch u rch h ere Sunday.
H e w as fo rm erly p a sto r h ere from
1917 to 1919, and w as a t one tim e the
d is tric t su p erin ten d e n t. He is now
re tire d and lives in E ugene.
H ave G uests S unday— Mr. and Mrs.
H a rry A lton w ere in S pringfield d u r
ing th e w eek-end as g u ests a t th e
P h e tte p la c e home. Mr. Alton re tu rn
ed to h is hom e in P o rtlan d Sunday
evening. H is w ife w ill spend two
w eeks here.
V isits
R elativ es—C harles
Fields,
a clerk In th e R o seb u rg p o st office
wag h e re o v er th e w eek-end. He
sp en t som e tim e v isitin g w ith his son
C lifford, and his siste r, Mrs. F. B.
H am lin, a t w hose hom e he w as a
gu est. H e also v isited his b ro th er,
F red , w ho resid es In E ugene. H e
re tu rn e d to his hom e Snnday.
C uts H and WiM, Axe— S B D aniels
em ployee of th e A nderson L um ber
com pany a t Coburg, cam e in th e last
of th e w eek to receiv e m edical tr e a t
m e n t fo r h is hand, w hich he c u t with
an axe w hile try in g to m ake a wedge.
T ak es T rip O ver P«ee— Mr. and Mrs
K en n eth C hase, th e ir d au g h ter, Doris,
and P ercy B riggs le ft S pringfield on |
8 u n d ay for a v isit on th e e a st side
of th e C ascades.
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You’ll understand w hat a saving can be m ade when you
come in and com pare ou r prices.
Special for Bargain Day
DIAMOND POINT HOSE
MEN'S SW EATERS
$1.19
98c
A stan d ard $1.65 value in
pure Silk Hose. T his is a
w onderful value. B etter
come early while the stock
is com plete.
A part wool S w eater in
brown and green h e a th e r
m ixtures. A fine weight
for the com ing w inter
w eather.
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’-HAVEN
A ppendix Rem oved — Mike B ain
bridge w as o p erated upon and his
appendix rem oved la st S atu rd ay . He
becam e ill F rid ay , but w orked all day
S a tu rd ay before e n te rin g a E ugene
h ospital. He Is reco v erin g nicely.
A dm itted to H o sp ital—F. B. Mc
Dowell of L eab u rg w as ad m itted to
th e E ugene h o sp ital S atu rd ay evening.
Mr. McDowell, w ho is 70 y ears old.
fell from a lad d er w hile clean in g
leaves from a g u tte r around his
house. H is in ju ries a re not serious.
Serve Y ourself and Save
Memorial Park
PA IN T
for you r
K ITCH EN
Acme
Q u a lity
In te r io r
Gloss F inish
*3.75
T his price ii
based on a 10'
x 12' Kitchen
B ra s h n «* in c lu d e d in th is
w ith w alls in
average condition and calls for two coats o f Acme Quality
Interior Gloss Finish. Interior Gloss Finish is the perfect
kitchen finish, because it does not absorb grease, dirt o~
raoisture. Easy to wash. N o Glare.
For walls of a IO7 x 12' Kitchen, you will need 1 gallon
of Acme Quality Interior Gloss Finish.
Two Acme Quality Bargains
E nam el-K ote
Special O ffe r
G ra n ite F lo o r
Enam el O ffe r
O ne qusrner-pint o f A cm e
Fo r you,' k itc h e n , hasem ent
o r garage floor«, this is just
w h at you need to m ake th em
dustless and easy to clean.
Q u a lity E n a m e L K o te R ap id
D ry in g ) and a special brush fo r
25a
Save 50c.
For brightening
HE developm ent of REST-IIAVEN
MEMORIAL PARK falls into two
phases. In the first phase, the plan
for the financing of this im portant and
vitally needed project calls for the dispo
sal of sections in th e P ark on an invest
m ent basis . . . for re-sale . . . at a profit
to the original purchaser.
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The first unit of REST-HAVEN— with
sections priced a t $100—was sold out a
m onth ago. Among the investors are busi
ness men, physicians, professors, te a c h
ers, housewives, m echanics, living in
Eugene and the vicinity. The second
unit, with the price a t $110 is now being
rapidly disposed of.
W hen an “a re a ” of the P ark is com
pletely developed, the re-sale of the prop
erty is then und ertak en for actual in te r
m ent purposes. To th is end the REST-
HAVEN Association g u aran tees to m ain-
tain a re-sale dep artm en t witli no ex
pense to th e investors, hut with the re
striction th a t sections m ust lie listed for
sale a t a price double the original cost.
The dem and for interm ent sites is a s
sured by the beauty and scientific m an
agem ent of th e P ark, and by the norm al
death ra te of this com m unity. Original
p u rch asers m ay confidently expect a re
sale of th eir property within a period of
from six m onths to tw o and one half
years from the date of purchase, and at
an advance of a t least one hundred per
cent.
T he sponsors of this developm ent are
Mr. A. A. Rogers, president of th e Hirst
N ational B ank; Mr. C. D. R orer. and Mr.
A. R. Tiffany, president and cashier, re
spectively, of the Bank of Com m erce;
Judge L. T. H arris; and Mr. C harles
Wiper. T he c h a ra c te r of these m en is a
sufficient g u a ra n tee of the w orthiness of
th e undertaking.
As a special o ile r , we give one
q u a rt o f G ra n ite Floor Kn-
R est-H aven
w o o d w o rk an d pieces o f
fu rn itu re .
MEMORIAL PARK
WRIGHT & SONS
516 MAIN S T R E E T
’ THE
PHONE 18
H O U SE OF C O L O B ’
Rooms 536-7-8 Miner Bldg.
Telephone 830