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Feed
Department
Moved under same
roof with
New York Taxicabs
New Vork'i 30.H00 or no taxtcahs
arc to be »evil scuriylnx around
at all hour« ot the da> and night
and they are singularly cheap to
ride 'n. That I*, provided on» d '•»»
out
t h l ill to g ' a
4
during the rush hours when the
many delays will make riding in
them one of the most expensive of
all trips. The meter works Just as
fast when the rah Is standing still
as when It is under way., as in all
towns.
The rate average« twenty cents
a mile after the first quarter of a
mile, which Is flfteent cents, and
visitors wonder how autos of the
highest price makes can be used
for such a cheap service The cars
are specially made to stand up to
the wear and tear of the city streets
and the frequent use of brakes.
All New York taxies must be
built to carry not fewer than five
passengers, which Is the reason
why there are no Fond taxies used
here Efforts to introduce Fords
have met with failure, as a car to
conform to the law requires a long­
er wheel base than that of the low
priced car. Many Tammany offl
clals own stock in some of the big
taxi companies, and have opposed
any change In the law. the results
being that the streets are clut­
tered up with long taxicabs when
smaller cars would do quite as
well.
The verage taxicab driver earns
about $35 a week and has to know
a lot about the city to hold his Job.
• • •
Cats
Whether the rats used to be so
plentiful here that cats were needed
as an offset, or whatever the rea­
son. there are probably more cats
to the square mile In New York
than in any other city of the conn
try. All hours of the day one can
see them strolling about even in I
the busiest of streets and they are
not bothered to any extent. In
fact. New Yorkers are noticeable
for their love for animals and small
children, the latter particularly.
One of the most curious sights
of the city to one who happens to
stay out very late at night is the
number of cats to be seen prowling
about, ransacking garbage cans and
often, indulging in voice culture,
although most of the gongs are
given in backyards. Sleeping in a
back room in a New York house,
in a majority of cases, has to be
done to the nocturnal wailing of
tabbies. It is one of the least plea­
sant aspects of the city.
• * •
Some T a ll Insurance
People along the "main stem" are
pretl} w.-ll c -e-tard-iK J t<- al
most all sorts of big deals, but one
business transaction recently gave
even city people a thrill. It was the
placing of an insurance policy for
$55,000,000 for three years on two
associate risks. The annual prem­
ium was figured at $91,300. and the
risk was distributed among many
companies, no single one caring
to carry all those eggs in one bas­
Use for Abandoned Farms
A new use for abandoned farm
may be indicated by the way many-
New York people, able to leave thf
city over the week-end or perhaps
squeeze a whole month or more o f '
vacation, are buying up deserted
country places.
Of course the men with money
buy only the choicest farms. If they
are located in the right country.
The professional man. with only a
compared rely small amount of
money, Is Just as well satisfied to
take over a farm that has been
worked to death, buy a few goats
perhaps, and turn them loose on It
and then more Into the old farm
house.
Some of these farms, with housv
dating back a hundred or more
years, can be acquired, it la said
for as low as $500. provided one ts
willing to go far away enough from
the New York City Hall.
Even abandoned farms will grow
fine shade trees and velvet lawns
while, with the proper use of fer ;
dllter. kitchen gardens can be In- j
stalled on almost any piece of
ground unless It Is composed of I
solid granite.
Husband: From the glimpse I
had - ' I p r thl’ mernlnr I rsther
like our new cook. There seems to
be plenty of go about her.
Wife: Yes, she's gone.
M AY 9th
CONSOLIDATION
COME EARLY
SALE
To Our Customers
Well. Folks, let's make this a nine­
teen thirty-WON!
We are going to have an honest
to goodness SALE here Saturday.
Our store wil be full of Real Bar­
gains. We are not only going to sell
goods Cheap, but we are GIVING
AWAY lots of merchandise. Plan to
be here on this day as there is a big
ime and saving in store for you.
Aunt Het Says—
Having a privat» telephone costs
more than bein' on a party line, but
I reckon I save the difference by not
burnin' so many vituals.
Save like Aunt Het does and trade
here.
DALLAS B. MURPHY.
Pork & Beans
with Tomato Sauce
16 Oz. Cans
4
FREE
\
Big Stock
BALLooiXMay 9th of
Merchandise
Given Free
Accompanied By
Come Early
Their Parents
FRF F
r BEX
Nalleys
Mayonnaise
CD IT F
" R t t
COFFEE
CAKE
SANDWICHES
>ur store each we»k. Trust our sel­
ection and you will profit.
Not Just a screaming of prices on
inferior foods . . . but a real sale of
thrifty housewives.
prices
In their tastiness that it will ¡»ay you
always to shop here first. This week:
4
CHOCOLATE
ECLAIRS
3
3
1 5 c lb.
Pounds
25c
5c each
Carnation
Milk
RIPE OLIVES
We are giving a beautiful
Large Cans
Pure Cane
Full Cream
Pounds Golden West
Pounds for Price of
Sugar
Oregon Made
With Each
TEA SET (Colors, Pink or Green)
2 cans 19c
tie had here. Vegetables so different
Cheese
PETER PAN COFFEE
FREE
25c
20 lbs. 89c
Preferred Stock
I HOMINY
No. 2’/ j Size
15c tins
10c
L em ons
Brooms
Med. Size
with each Soap Deal— featuring Swift’s Soap
Chips— Soap Powder — Laundry Soap ant
Tall Cans
Toilet Soap
TOMATO SOUP
4 cans 25c
10c dozen
Made-ln-Oregon
29c
3 dozen 25c
DON'T MISS TH IS DEAL
O ranges
Med.-Weight
O ranges
each
PEACHES
Halves or Sliced in Syrup
9c pkg.
2«/is
LARGE SIZES
Red Beans 5 lbs.
Ix>ok at these
One Pound
I
Pound
INSTANT TAPIOCA
quick delivery Is the policy which is
first grade shipments are always to
12 Oz. TIN
Veribest Brand
ALBERS
and
Crispy fresh vegetables of selected
Packed in Oil, Tomato and Mustard Sauce
13 Ounce Tin
49c
service
quality of which la known to alt
P-NUT BUTTER
cans
Good food, prompt
standard and advertised brands, the
SARDINES
DEVILED MEAT
Our Policy
bringing more and more orders to
To All Kiddies
25c
7 cans ARMOURS
FREE
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
Full Pint
25c
cans
SATURDAY
IRISH-MURPHY CO's
Groceries
ket.
The property Insured was that of
the new Hudson River bridge and
the Holland tunnel, which runs
under the -same river and carries
millions of passengers every year.
Ag both structures are as near fire­
proof as human hands can make
them the policy cannot be called
fire insurance.
Instead, the policy guarantees
against loss from any “Act of God,"
the country’s enemies depredators
and other individuals. It is about
as complete coverage as can be had
for such structures. The Port of
New York Authority, the interstate
board which built and operates the
two enterprises. Is forced to carry
such Insurance In order to protect
the bondholders who lent the money
to build them.
. . .
THURSDAY. MAY. 7. 1931
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
17c
Pint Jar, Comb and Strained
SWEET AND JUICY
case
$1.49
HONEY Mixed
It’s Different
23c
DELICIOUS
Shortening
Cleaning
and
Grinding
lb, pail
cans
A Complete
Service
Fancy Hard Wheat Flour
SW IFT’S JEWEL
We are equipped to do your
2
$1.00
NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICES
49 lb. sk.
F eed
99c
F eed
A Few Specials
For Our Consolidation Sale
of Grain
W HITE ROLLED OATS—-60 Lb. Sacks
...............................................80c
Right here in Springfield. We have
CLEAN W HITE WHEAT— PER C W T ............................
recently taken over the old Spring-
MILL RUN— 80 Lb. Sacks
Shop
$1.30
......................................................................... 75?
We have just completed the mov­
$1.15
ing of our Feed Store and now have
4 GRAIN SCRATCH FEED— PER CW T................................................ $1j5b
it under same roof with our Gro­
do your cleaning and grinding and
ALL KINDS OF POTTED FLOWERS FOR MOTHER'S DAY
ceries. You can get everything in the
will soon have our mixer in opera­
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR SATURDAY
Food or Feed line here with only one
fileld Mill and Crain Warehouse and
Feed Mill and have all machinery to
PROCESS, ROLLED BARLEY— 75 Lb. Sacks
..........................
tion. Also Storage.
Visit our plant — It’s modern and
Complete.
»top and we have plenty of parking
MARION ADAMS, Mgx
space at all times.
This is for your convenience.
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