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PAGE SIX THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1081 Report of Estate piled— Inset) Report ef Estate Filed— Inven MILLS LAST WEEK be installed In January at a Joint Mrs. Jones had Juat paid the last tory and appraisement of the estate OPERATE 2« PER CENT meeting with Creswell, (loahen. Installment on the perambulator. o f I'honias Reeves was filed In pro Shopkeeper ; "Thank you. lua'aui W lllak eiisle. N o rk e n ile . M ohawk. bate court last week. The estatae Seattle. Washington— A total of Arch Shougb who has been work M cK eiitle and Weal ISilnt O ranges How Is the baby getting on n u » r i mounts to $1883.73. 340 mills reporting to the West ing 1« eastern Oregon for several M r.. Jones "Oh. h.'s quit, all I Coast Lumbermen's association for months returned home Monday tC o u tln a e d fro m F irs t Page) Miss Smith: "Jonnnle. how many right. H.'s gelling married west Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sparks from week." —Prlnlalk. Farm Name *s Piled— The as- j Bounty it Collected— The coun the week ending December 6 oper days are there In each month’" the uccompanlmvttt. sumed farm name of Sunny Home ty bounty on one bobcat was col atod at 36 3 per cent of capacity, as Blue River were In Thurston thi Jobunle: Thia iriMlnctlon will Include a She : “What kind uf a tree la was filed for record at the office 1 lected at the office of the county compared to 37.1 per cent ot cap- ftrat of the week at John Price's, "Thirty days hath September, large "limber of musical nnnibers. aclty for the second preceding Mrs. A. B Mathews left last Fri of the county clerk Saturday by I clerk Friday by Dick Mathews of that’” All the rest I can t remember. - an omlme and tableaux work week. Last week contained a holl day for Los Angeles. California, John Adams. ■ ’row. i t . : "A fig Ira«', madam.“ The calendar bangs on yonder Nearly 100 people will participate day. Thanksgiving, and Is not di to spend the holidays with her She : “My heavena. 1 thought (he wall. <n the pageant scenes. rectly comparable. Operations were daughters there. Mrs. Wright ami Why bother me with this at all’ ' leaves were larger." S p e c ia l n u m b e rs In th is produc- 34 4 per cent of capacity and 44 per Misses Nellie and Norma Mathew-* i on «III Include th e follow ing cent for the same week last year Alex Mathews who has been cm CHRISTMAS SPECIAL (Y ta rte t: iin lx c d l "W h en Shall For the first 48 week of 1831 these ployed with the state road crew Order your HOLLY and MISTLETOE NOW ''n r P ra y e r be H oard'*" Mrs. Pol mills have operated at 37.5 per cent here was transferred to Klkton last ter. s o p r a n i ; M rs. T ho m p so n , a lto ; Any Amount Delivered Any Place! of capacity as compared to 54.3 Wednesday. F red Bill'll, te n o r; Mr Wood, b a ss per cent for the same period of Dorena high school basketball I’hone 1863-M or write Eugene Record Duet "God Is Watching Every 1830. During the week ended Nov teams are scheduled to play the where." Miss Whalley, soprano: ember 38. 306 of these plants were Thurston high school teams Fri Miss Buell, nlto. reported as down and 134 as oper day evening on the local floor. Duel "The Night is Dark,"- ating Those operating reported Mrs. Harvev Hadley from llad Mlss Elliott, soprano; Mrs. Thump production as 43.6 per cent of their leyville is spending several days son. nlto. group capacity. with her mother. Mrs Needham Soprano solo "Bethlehem. City Current new business reported by of Olden". Miss Helen High Phone 2700----- identical mills was 7.6 per cent "Ma. I know why editors call over production and totaled 5.000. themselves We"—go's the man who Solos- (Tenor and barllonel — 000 feet more than the footage re doesn't like the article will think "I Come. Let Us do Unto Bethle ceived the previous week. Ship there's too many for him to lick." hem.'* Paul Potter, tenor; Fred ments for the Week were 3.3 per 1 Buell, baritone. W a lte r Jaeger, 4 I I d u h box o l cent under production. Production Young Man (dancing with very Solo (contralto) ’ Rest! Rest!” THE IDEAL GIFT at this group of mills Increased attractive young lady): "Uo,v you Clackam as c o u n ty, w ho, a fte r ta k Mrs Thompson in g firs t place in the w estern divi about 5.400.000 feet over the week know that sap. the manager? H« sion of the W ilson M eat A n mat C h o ru s of m ale voices. " W h e re is FOR ANY MEMBER before, and totaled 600.000 feet leas is about as dumb an egg as I ever L iv e s to c k ch ib contest, placed sec Her* than the second week previous. Un saw." ond national!', " in n in g a $200 All of these programs are open - is i.|,.,o l ge OF THE FAMILY filled orders Increased about 4.000 Young Lady (gradually finding scbol.ii ' n to ' ' to the general public and all are 000 feet. New export business re her voice): “Do you know who I invited to attend. ceived during the week was about am: I'm his wife.” OREGON CLUB MEMBERS 1.700.000 feet more than the volume Young Man: "Do you know who WIN NATIONAL HONORS reported for the previous week I am’" New domestic cargo orders were Young Lady: “ N o." Four Oregon club boys won tta All Styles and Prices from $1.25 to $150.00 under the previous week by about Young Man (leaving hurriedly) tional honors for themselves and 1.000.000 feet, new rail business "Thank Heaven for that!" The Intermediate Christian En their state recently when they were at the gained approximately 3.500.000 named among the 15 clubbers In deavor will hold a Christmas party feet while the local trade increased SUM M ONS the 11 western states to rece.'ve at the home of Mildred Swift Sat approximately 1.700.000 feet when IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE $506 scholarships in the Interna onlay night. Do-ember 19 Small STATE OF OREGON, FOR compared with the previous week'i Eugene, Oregon 7th and Willamette tional Harvester company contest. inexpensive gifts will be exchanged LANE COUNTY business. During the 48 weeks of John Truesdale. Mary Truesdale The Oregon winners and t hell- between the members. Frames Enlargements 1831 production for 330 mills has The Pleasant Hill high school and James A. Pitts. Plaintiffs, club projects are John II. Wellies va. averaged approximately .2 per cent will give a Christmas program the The unknown heirs of Martin of Portland, swine; Clifford Con afternoon of December 34 at the over orders received. rad. Imbler, swine; Stanley lire»». Oberslnner, also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any Stanfield, sheep; and Randall high school. Parents and patrons right, title, estate, lien or interest Grimes. Harrisburg, dairy cattle are Invited to attend In the real estate described In About 300 turkeys were dressed the complaint herein, Defend In addition three alternates were m the ranch of Mr. and Mrs. t'lar- chosen. as follows: Kenneth Dahl. ants. ,""1 w**k "",l To the unknown heirs of Martin Silverton; Cal Monroe. Canby; and ""*'** to Yoncalla. Obersinner, also all other persons Barbara Dunn. Junction City. SHEER, CLEAR CHIFFONS or parties unknown claiming any The Pleasant Hill basketball These scholarships, which entitle learns were defented by the Oak right, title, estate, lien or Inter Springfield. Oregon That Qriu-r t/w SmuTtrit Otiiiuusu est in the real estate described In each winner to $500 toward a the complaint herein, defendnnts course at the state agricultural col ridge teams last Friday night nt Everything th a t y o u have always T his is the sixth of a i IN THE NAME OF THE STATE lege. are provided through a Jit), Oakridge. The teums will play iea of articles on O rthodontia w anted your Mocking» to be . . superb Mohawk this Friday. Its Easy to save money when you shop at Irish- OF OREGON: You are hereby re 000 fund set aside for the purpose quired to appear and answer the to acquaint the public w ith thia The Home Economics club of the quality . . . clear, even texture . . mar Murphy's. Here you not only enjoy the lowest prices, p articu lar branch of den tistry and complaint filed against you in the by the International Harvester com Lowell Orange has <lecld«*d to spot) velous sheerness . . . yet with a stub but our complete stock of fine quality foods enable above entitled suit within four pany as a memorial to Cyrus Hull its possibilities. weeks from the date of the first McCormick, a Virginia furm boy sor the distribution of "Christmas born strength that delights the heart you to obtain just what you want quickly and easily. Cheer* baskets again this year. publication of this summons and if ol the most ardent budget buyer. you fall to appear or answer for who gave the world Its first suc Everyone of the community la ask By DR. J . E. R IC H M O N D cessful grain reaper In 1831. The ed to make donations. All articles GET THE IRISH-MURPHY HABIT— IT PAYS! Full fashioned ol selected quattty Having established the fact that want thereof the plaintiff will take decree against you clearing the |j teeth may be moved by the me title to the following described pre fund was divided into 100 scholar must be at the high school build / dull twist silk hom top to toe. Beautftoi ships of >fpO each, and apportioned ing by noon of December 23. chanical stimulation ot appliances mises: The east half of Lots one picot tops. Cradle soke N e w F r e n A on a basis ot club enrollments as and four In Block seven of the The following officers of the Lo- probably the first question that heck. follows: Western states. 15; «'ast Original Plat of Eugene. Lane well Grange were elected la st1 comes to the mind of the reader is, County, Oregon, as platted on ern states, 10; southern states. 35; "why do teeth get into positions A n ultra smart stocking ol excep Crisp and Fresh Quart jars - Each page 2 of Volume A of the Record and central states. 40. With Ore week. Muster Joe Walker; over seer Frank Tucker; steward Emery that are abnormal so that they 2 Lbs. of Deeds for Lane County. Ore tional beauty and grace. need to be moved V gon; that each of you be decreed gon boys winning four, the remain Callson; chaplain. Mrs. L. J. Mc der of the 15 allotted to the west N I W t I I C O IO IS Laughlin; lecturer. Mr. Fosner; as There are a large number ot to have no interest in said premises be forever barred from claim ern states were distributed three sistant steward. Karl Drury; treas causes for crowded and Irregular and ing any right, title, estate, lien or I teeth. are rather obscure Interest therein and such other re to Colorado; two each to California urer L. J. McLaughlin; secretary and Washington, and one each to KERR and not yet entirely convicted of lief as to the court may appear Doris Hyland; Ceres, Ardlth Idaho. Wyoming, New Mexico and Mooney; Pomona. Ruby Hyland; equitable. causing the conditions for which 5 Pounds Montana. date of the order directing Elora, Juanita Edward; lady assist they are blamed while others are the The service of this summons by the The winners were selected by a ant steward; Mrs. Fosner; gate- i so definitely connected with cer publication thereof is December 9 Lb. Bag tain malocclusions that there 16th, 1931. and orders publication committee of civic and business keeper. H. W. Veatch; musician, seems to be no doubt of their ef- once each week for four successive leders of the country, headed by Mrs. Tucker. These officers will weeks and the date of the first Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of the i feet. publication of this summons Is Dec U. S. department of agriculture While trying to avoid all techni ember 17, 1831. The contest was conducted by the! cal and professional terms this one C. A. W1NTERMEIER. Attorney for Plaintiffs Resl- National Committee on Boys' and malocclusion" is almost unavo'd- dence: Eugene. Oregon. Girls’ 4 H club work. A Splendid cookie able in any article on Orthodontia <D 17-24-31—J 7-141 9 Pound Bag Sale Price. 2 Lbs. so It may be well to define it. “Oc- ’ elusion" is a word used to signify the manner in which the upper teeth strike the lowers in eating. When the teeth come together In Small i the manner that nature intended they have the greatest mechanical Your Christmas Dinner ft) Fresh, wholesome, delicious advantage and show the most is not Complete Without i beautiful arrangec ent. This Is 6 Pounds SNOWFLAKE SODAS Candy the sweetest gift for called a normal occlusion. Any de Most attractive wood Doll Furniture finished in at 2 Lbs. Snowflake Christmas boxed appropri viation from this Is called a mal 2 Lbs. Grahams tractive colors, at unusually low prices for good qual ! occlusion; in other words a bad ately In holly boxes — one, Both Only ' or faulty occlusion. Bulk— ity- It is highly important that the two, three or five pound in the |; cause of each case of malocclusion box. The White Front Store IT PAYS TO I be determined because, if that Bed with Mattress $ 1 .8 5 cause still remains after «the tee b is Christmas Candy head BUY THE Bring your containers to Dressers ||h ave been put in their proper posi $ 1 .7 5 conserve the oil. quarters. BEST ! tions, they will soon relapse Into Per Lb. Dressing Tables All brands Tall Cans $ 1 .4 5 their old positions when the appli THINGS 4 for Ironing Boards (plain) a rices are removed. 85c One of the most prevalent causes 4-Wheel Wagons Our Candy Department is Complete! 85c i of bunched and crowded teeth is TROCO m rested development. What causes Lowest Prices — Highest Quality development to stop before it is ¡complete is still a matter of dis ■ cussion among Orthodontists but 1038 Willamette St. 1 wash cloth free with All Gold Fancy Bantam Eugene the fact is recognized by them ail Plain Satin Mix, lb. 10c • Pug's Sample As each pound. A Regular 20c Corn | th a . in many cases the width dev Per Lb. Sale Price Each ■ elopment of the Jaws stops early sortment - 5 Broken Mixed, 2 lbs. 25c I in life and is not again started up Different Kinds i by natural means alone in spite of Gum Drops, 2 lbs. 25c j the fact that the child may con Reg. $1.00 | t.uue to develop in other ways in a Monster Gum Drops, Home Grown Walnuts | perfectly normal manner. SPECIAL 89c 2 lbs. 25c | Arrested development of the Jaws Pure Alfalfa and Clover j is probably the earliest recogniz- Home Grown Filberts McKenzie Blend 5 Pound Pail Old Fashioned Commercial | able condition indicating that treat 49 Lb. bag 89c Society Candies ment will be needed. Moreover it Chocolate, 2 lbs. 25c Dalis Diamond— i is so definite in its appearance that Try a box of our Delicious for Entertainments i any layman can diagnose it once High Patent Flour Peanut Brittle, 2 lbs. 25c . fie knows the landmarks. At the 49-Lb. bag 95c and Socials, lb. 25c Apples for Christmas, 75c ; age of six years the temporary 98-Lb bag $1.85 Salted Peanuts, lb. pkg., 15c i teeth of a child should show very 1-Lb. Loaves Blue Stem,— definite growth spaces between Whole Wheat or White All Hard Wheat I those in tront and, if one looks at Each 5c | the teeth of a child of this age and 49-Lb. bag $1.05 1’/ 2-Lb. Loaves i finds them in contact with each Whole Wheat or White Peter Pan— I other, he may definitely predict 2 for 15c 49-Lb bag $1.29 L that the permanent teeth will be People took pride in the outward appearance of th e ir travel J ¡crowded when they erupt. ‘ Believe Very nice Chrintmas gifts for the kiddies at cost conveyances. Plush lined carriages were always well painted, ! It or not,” as our friend Ripley prices with other Christmas merchandise. j says, a child’s Jaw is developed to clean and drawn by sleek horses. 1 Its full width (lb the region oc- People today, who care, keep th e ir automobiles nicely paint j cupled by the ten front teeth) at 4 DOZEN FANCY NAVAL ORANGES I the age of six or it never will be ed and In firs t class shape. It saves them money. ¡developed without artificial sllmu- Regular price, 20, doz. 80 It also pays to keep the top repaired, the wheels painted and ! latlon. WHATEVER YOUR FOOD NEEDS MAY BE, WE ALWAYS CARRY A tory and appraisement of the es tate of James L. Pierce was filed In probate court Thursday. The estate amounts to >3028.60. C h ris tm a s B rings M a n y P ro g ra m s Thurston McMorran & Washburne KODAK You can be proud to Give Archer Hose Upper Willamette Carl Baker Film Shop Irish-Murphy Co. Fig Bars 15c Dental Science Advances Salad Dressing 29c For Fall and Winter Wear Sweet Potatoes Hot Cake Flour 45c Corn M eal j 21c 17c Cocoanut C rinkles Here’s C A N D Y For 19c Crackers C H R IS T M A S Just Arrived W h ite Beans 25c Peanut Butter 49c C anned Milk 10c M argarine 16c H oney 25c W A L D O R F P A IN T Corn CO. 15c FLO U R 49c BREAD Even in ^Those Good Old Days - - Money Spent for Quality Merchandise is an Investment in Satisfaction and Enjoyment. LAST CHANCE! to get that electric $3.98 Get and them six with coupon8 WAFFLE IRON Rockdell Pancake Flour or Syrup 12 Quart Galvanized Pail, 35 Total ......... $1.15 t. Both for 75c the broken glass replaced. "As soon as I saw you turn that corner,” said the tiafflc cop, stop ping a lady motorist,'* I said to myself, 'Forty-five at least.' " "Oh, no, officer,” she replied In dignantly; "It's Just this hat that makes me look so old.”—Plntalk. ( OMPLETE LINE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY PRODUCTS AND ARE READY TD (JIVE YOU IMMEDIATE SERVICE. TH IS WORK IS OUR SPECIALTY 1 ^one 9 W HIT E FRONT GROCERY p^one 9 Marshall’s Body & Fender Works 1 59 W. 5th Phone 901