January 11, 1907 (Springfield News), Vol. V, No. 50.
Springfield is glad to see the mill running full blast once more. The effects
Springfield's rapid growth. The company is censored and criticized
we could not do without it. It is our only means of support and the only
their livelihood. We have no right to censure this company for what they
- 53 acre farm 3 miles east of Springfield, all improved. A good place at
House and one-half block in Springfield on east B street. This place will
just suit you. Don't forget to look at it if you want a home. This is the
town to buy in. Other town property for sale. - J. B. Innis. Agent.
All Holiday Goods must go Regardless of cost. Don't fail to
p. 4.
Everybody knows that Lowney's Chocolates are the best on the market.
Springfield. Try them for they are the finest kind of present.
| Lowney's
Lowney's Chocolates
Lowney's Peppermint
Lowney's Bon Bons |
Also carry a fine line of Cigars, Tobacco, soft drinks, pipes, etc.
WILL CHESHIRE Prop.
Springfield, Oregon, First door east Ry.
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TRY
Peery's Cooling Cream if you want an ideal Toilet Cream for rough skin,
chaps or an after shave. Our Cooling Cream does not contain a single
harmful ingredient. We make it and guarantee it, if it wasn't first-class we
would not put our name on it. Come in, get a free sample and let us tell
you more about it. The best preparation made.
M.M. PEERY
Druggist.
Springfield, Oreg.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
5 acres in West Springfield, sandy bottom land good for garden.
384 acres 9 miles south west of Eugene. Good 8-room house and out
buildings. 125 acres in cultivation, 200 more can be cultivated. All well
fenced. Some timber on the place. Bottom land, spring water piped to
house. A bargain at $16.00 per acre.
2 new houses and 10 lots in Springfield, price $2,000 on easy terms.
House and lot in South Springfield, price $450.
A well improved place on West B street xxxxxxx and buildings, fruit and
xxxxree xxxx Price $1,800.
J.B. INNIS, East Main St. Springfield, Ore.
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Tensorial Parlor and Bathroom
INNIS & McCollum, Props.
Everything new and up-to-date. First-class work guaranteed. We are here
to please the public.
Bathroom always neat and clean.
Agents for Eugene Steam Laundry.
Springfield, Oregon
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"The Quality Store"
Paul Bettelheim Company
The Springfield Store
Remember This... NO BRANCH Remember This...
The Old Saying, "In time of Peace Prepare for War"
Can be until and in more places than in the
ARMY AND NAVY
We wish to have you prepare your Spring and Summer wear NOW. It is
true that the weather is cold, but "In Time of Peace Prepare for War."
When the other weather is on it is to late. We have Laces, Embroideries,
Ribbons and all such goods in good and large assortments and
PRICES to Suit all Purses,
Yours Truly,
Paul Bettelheim Company.
THE SPRINGFIELD STORE
NO BRANCH
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WhiteElephantLiveryBarn
WINZENRIED & BANGS
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Good Service, Fair Treatment and Moderate Rates
Springfield-Eugene Buss and Transfer. First class turnouts. Special
attention to Commercial travelers. We solicit your patronage.
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By a vote of the people at the last election, local option carried and the
saloons were wiped out of our thriving little city as a result. By a majority
vote, the people have said that they do not want liquor sold in the county.
Since the election the News has carried out of town liquor ad's but we
have decided to discontinue all such ads in the future, or, at least for the
time being and await results.
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p.5.
The News received word Sunday from W. Fred Martin, announcing his
safe arrival at Pittsburg, his old stamping ground. He informs us that he
arrived in the best of health, enjoyed the trip very much and found all the
old faces in the "Smoky City" as natural as when he left. He anticipates
returning to Springfield in early February.
The News is not quite up to standard this week owing to the editor losing
a day. One day has certainly escaped our notice, we know not how, but
it has gone. Therefore our news columns are lacking, not for want of
news but for time to prepare it.
Dan Humphreys, accompanied his daughter Mande to Portland Sunday,
where she has accepted a position as trimmer in one of the large
wholesale houses.
Several of our sports went out hunting Tuesday. They returned with a
nice bag of ducks. Henry Stewart claims to have got seven ducks out of
eight shots.
FOR SALE- One of the best residence lots in Springfield. South and
west front 66 x 120. Only three blocks from Main street. Price $200.
- FOR SALE- New four-room house and two lots in north-east part of
town. Can be bought on the installment plan at a bargain. Inquire at the
News office.
Douglas Hollenbeck returned from a ten days visit at his home in San
Francisco last Saturday. He reports a very unpleasant trip on his return
as there was so many delays caused by high water.
The Kennedy cigar store, recently purchased by Messis Arnel and
Crysler, has been removed from the room in the Hotel Springfield to the
Kola Niece building and will later be taken to Marcola where the two
gentlemen will conduct a pool hall and cigar store.
Mr. W. J. Billings met with an accident yesterday forenoon while
hobbling one of his colts which results in the fracture of his left arm just
above the elbow. The accident was a painful one and owing to his age,
will lay him up for some time.
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The heavy rains last Wednesday and Thursday caused the Willamette to
overflow its banks and completely flood West Springfield. THere was no
damage done further the carrying off fences, wood piles and small out
buildings and causing the families to seek higher and dryer quarters.
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Messrs Innis and McCullum have decided to retire from the confectionery
and cigar business and in the future devote their entire time to their
tonsorial parlors. Within the next week they will make considerable of a
change in the interior of their building. The old doors will be taken out and
replaced by a full glass front and the partition will be moved back about
twelve feet giving them more room than they now have. The shop will be
moved to the front and the partition will be moved back about twelve feet
giving them more room than they now have. The shop will be moved to
the front of the building and another bath room added. The entire shop
will have a fresh coat of paint and paper and when completed will be as
good as the best.
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Hardware
and
Furniture.
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We are glad to say to the public that we are in a better condition than
ever to give you the best values for your money in anything in our line of
Furniture. We have the staple lines and our prices are right.
Hardware and Building Material
We can supply you with the best at the Lowest Prices.
SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE Co.
J.A. Stansbie., prop.
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W.J. Luther, our genial blacksmith, has been off duty for the past week
suffering with a bad attack of rhumatism.
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Miss Clara Ansorge, a National Associate and Y organizer, a branch of
the W.C.T.U. for young people, will lecture Monday evening, January 14,
at the Baptist church. Her visit here is for the purpose of organizing a Y.
Let all the people of the town come out and hear the lecture.
p. 8.
"They like the taste as well as maple sugar" is what one mother wrote of
Kennedy's Laxative, 'containing' Honey and Tar. This modern cough
syrup is absolutely free from any opiate or narcotic, and does not,
stupefy or constipate, conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by M.M. Peery.
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"When the cold winds dry and crack the sking a box of salve can save
much discomfort. In buying salve look for the name on the box to avoid
any imitation, and be sure you get the original DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Sold by M.M. Peery.
Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup containing Honey and Tar is especially
appropriate for children, no opiates or poisons of any character, conforms
to the conditions of the National Pure Food and Drug Law, June 30,
1906. For Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. It expels Coughs and Colds by
gently moving the bowels. Guaranteed. Sold by M. M. Peery.
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A.B . KEPNER
HARDWARE
Springfield, Ore. See me before buying.
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W.F. Walkner
Undertaker and Funeral Directar.
Telephone Main 44
Springfield Oregon
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People's Meat Market
Perkins & Stewart, prop.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers
SPRINGFIELD, ORE
Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal and Mutton Always on hand
Free Delivery to all Parts of the City Phone 143.
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Springfield Provision Co.
The Best of Fresh Meats
Everything new, neat and clean. A competent cutter in charge.
Try our sausage and home cured meats. Satisfied customers is our
slogan. You are invited to be one of them. Phone your orders to Main
183.
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G. A. Luthor & Son
General Blacksmith
Springfield, Ore.
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Dr. M.C. Harris
Dentist
Rooms 2 and 3 over Cockerline & Weatherbee's store.
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Pacific Aid
Association
Pays Sick Benefits of $50 per mo.
Pays Accident Benefits classified
according to occupation.
Pays $5.00 Surgeon's Fees for accidents which do not cause total loss
of time but which require treatment by a surgeon.
Pays Funeral Expenses of from $100 to $150
No Medical Examination
Membership Fee, $5.00 payable only once in a lifetime
Dues, $1.50 per month.
Insure now. Tomorrow may be
Too Late
BURT NUNN, Agent,
Marcola, Oregon
