THS REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Page Eight.
Price Of Grade Eggs Changes
Some Reduced And
Some Advanced
In Local Market
Buylnit price of New York grate t$t
.-hinted Wednesday .larfe extra being
reduced from 31 to M cent a down;
medium extras from 23 to 22 centi and
chex from 17 to 19 cenU.
All other Eugen? produce price re
mained unchanged Wednesday. The list
follows:
Eugene Prices
IODI
(Nsw Tort !' neftpf Ptlaas)
Extras
Standards, larne 2Sc
Medium, extras 22c
Medium, standards 22c
Chex -19c
(Ell Depot HorlDf Prleesl
Extras, larne
Extras, medium 6c
tfarllla Co-op Prices to Belallersl
inarlons or 4a caso lole lo eslraf
Oversize , 3Sr
Extras, larpe 3?c
-.nc
.21c
2e
,27c
Extra mediums
Extra small
KtsnrtnrH. large , ,
Standards, medium
Chex
POLO. TUT
IBortur Prices)
Colored hens, 4 to S'4 lbs 15c
Colored hens, over 5 lbs. 15c
Letlhorn hens, 3',i lbs. and up 11c
Lejthorn hens, under H'i lbs. 11c
Leghorn broilers, H4-H' lbs !2c
Leffhorn springs, over l3i lbs 12c
Colored springs, 2,4 to 31? lbs 14c
Colored springs, over SV lbs. 15c
Stags 10c
Cocks . i ...I Oc
AU No. 2. I cents less.
Pll'TTERPAT
(Baring Prices)
-A frado cresm. delivery twice
Weekly
"B" Grade cream
2.Tic
lB'.iiC
itvbetesals Ptlessi Carloas Is blgnerl
"A" Orade. lb. 2tl''ic
"B" Grade, lb. 2?'.ic
STOOL AND MOnAlB
(Pnjlnf Prices)
Valley wool, lb.
Coarse wool. lb.
Fine wool, b.
Lamb wr.nl, lb.
Mohair, lb.
..20c
20e
..He
lflc
30c
CHKESI
(Wootesale Prtca lo Retailors)
Loaf, single, lb. lie
Case lots. lb. 15c
Trips, single, lb. 15c
Trips, case lots. lb. 14c
DIDES
Green beer, lb. lc
Calf, lb. 4c
Dry, lb. , , 5c
Kip 3c
CASCABA
Caacara, lb.
OBAINS
Wheat, red. bushel
Wheat, white, bushel
White oats, ton
Gray oats, ton
Barley, ton
broilers, l's-l'i lbs.. 1-I7c lb.! 2(i lbs.,
16c pound; colored springs 2-3'. lbs.,
ll.lao Ih.: over 3'i lbs. K-18c lb.: leg
horn hens ov.er 3'"i lbs.. 14c lb.: under
3'i lbs., 12c lb.: colored hens to 5 lbs.,
tor Ih : over 5 lbs.. l-19c lb.; No. 2
rrnrl,. a lh. less.
Turkeys Selling price: Dressed new
crop hens. 27-28C lb.: toms. M-29c lb.
Buying prices: New hens. 25c lb.; toms
28c lb.; old hens. 20c lb.; toms. 17-lSc
Country meat selling price io re
tatters: Country killed hogs, best but.
..h.- onHer 1 M ths . 1I-12C DOUndl Veal
ers. lt-He lb.: llgnt ana inin.iu-i.se
lb. heavy. 9-10c lb.; canner cswo.
ih . ..,,,- 7-Rr lb.: bulls. 8-9c lb.
spring lsmbs. lc lb.; . old lambs. T-sc
I.. lb.
Cantaloupes Dillard. $1 25-1.50 per
crate: Grand Island. $1.25 crate.
paijIiim Yaktma Gems, $1.25:
local. $1-1.05 per 100 lb. bog: Deschutes
$1.40.
Onions Oregon, 5-75c: Yaklmas SOc
per 50 lbs.
Wool IU83 nominal, Willamette valley,
medium. 23c lb.; coarse and braids. 23c
lb.: lamb and fall. 20c lb.i eastern
Oregon. lfl'4-26'4c lb.
Mohair Nominal, 1038, 38c: 6 months,
30c lb.
Cascara bark Buying price 1938 peel,
5c lb.
Hops-Nominal: 1037, fj-10!ic: 138, 18
18'ic. Hay Selling price to retatlerr: Alfalfa
No. 1. $18 ton; oats-vetch. $10.50; clover
clover $10 ton: timothy, eastern Oregon,
(-) ton: do valley 15 ton, Portland.
(API
: bales
PORTLAND STAPLES
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 21 -Sugar
Berry or fruit. 100s. $4.
$5.10: beet, $4.80 cental.
Domestic flour Selling price, city de
livery. 1 to 25-bbl. lots: Family patents.
$5.65-8.25: bakers' hard wheat net. $3.90
5.40. bakers' bluestem. 4.25-4.55; blanded,
hard wheat. $4.35-4 65: soft wheat flour;
J4-4.10; graham, 49 s. $3.95; whole wheat,
40s, $3.05 bbl.
3c
63c
,.$21-23
$21-23
$20-21
BAT
Oats and vetch hay, rn-
Airatra. tor.
Alfalfa, ton
VEGETABLES, FRUITS
IBoylng Prices Avar, for No. 1 Produce)
Sweet corn, doe. ears . 15c
Green beans, lb. 3c
Raspberries, crate
Spinach, lb
-$1.90a2
90c
$1.50
40c
20c
..$1.50
40c
Onions, green, don
celery hearts, doz. .
Potatoes. 100 .
Radishes, doz.
- Cucumbers, doz.
Beets, doz. bunches
Head lettuce, crate
Carrots, dozen ,.
Cabbage, lb. - 2c
Zucctnl squash, lb. 5o
Yellow crook neck squash, doz. an
Green pepners. lb. 2c
Tomatoes, bushel 50c.60c
Lemon cucumbers, doz. 20c
Turnips, doz. bunches 4Pc
Bartlett pears, extra fancy, bu. -fine
Cantaloupes, crato $1.25
Public Market
Coast Huckelberrles have been nelling
veil at the ntnll of Mrs. Rum, itnll Rfl.
Cirapei are nt.ll plentiful at the market
and other urasonal fruits were offered
at reasonable prices. Pear and peaches
were Mill on sale and apple were nett
ing wll. The market price list follows:
a ETA I L PRICE!
VafcUblf
Heet. 3 bunches for
Strtnf beam, lb.
Lettuce, head Br
Radifthei, hunch , . , ,
Tomatopi, flat 35c; bushel Bsc
CabhaRe, Ih .. c
Fpinacn, lb. Br: 3 for if-
Cireen onton. bunch 5e
Rummer squash, 3 lb. for IOc
Sweet corn. dot. 15-2.V
Table Queen n.uah, 3 for . . ny
Tolatoes, No. 1 10 Ih. 25r
Carrots, bunch
Celery hearln. each ioc
Turnip, bunch ., jc
Peppers, lb.
Water Cress. 2 bunches for Sc
Cauliflower, lb. jo?
Quinces, lb. 3C
Frulti
Grape, lb. t,
Italian and Silver prune, bushel ""tv
Peache. basket ... j.
Strawnerrtej. 3 boxes , -"IIII 2V
fined prunes, Nohle rrpnch "Vlv " l
Dried prune, others, 4 I ha. for
Apple. 3 lb, for 10c
Crahapples. 8 th. for J5P
Blue Damnon plums, lb. jr
Bartlett pears, bu. - juviisi
Raspberries, box -
En
J i mhos
F x t r a
Mediums . m.
Pullets ;
Mffht hens. Ih
Heavy hens. lb. .
f ryers, in.
3 V
3.V
Sic
S5C
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore,, Sept. 21 'API
i USD A i Hogs 400, active, atronj. rood
to choice 165-215 lb. drivetns mainly
o 10 uiih aeveral lots up to 9.25; car-
IadH Int. rtimljihift to 9 35 OT above: 225-
200 lb. butchers 8 50-8 75. Iltfht llfhU
f) 50-8 7 5. packing sow 70-7.25. few up
to 7.50; choice light feedeT pigs salable
up to 8.75.
Cattle 100 Including nine direct; cal
vm Sfi Inctudinit 13 direct; very slow,
few sales steady to weak; common to
medium ffrnss steers 5.00-8.50. cutjers
down to 4.00. strictly Rood grass steers
Fnlable up to 8.25; common to medium
heifers S.oo-B.iw. cuiters oown m .w.
In iv rMiltiM- and cutter cows 2,75-3, 25i
common to medium (trade 3.75-4.50; few
prtnH hi-M rown 5.00-5.75: common
medium bulls 4.50-5.50; good beef bull
nn to 5.75: few choice veaier w.ito me
dium to good grades 7.00-8,50.
KhfD 500 Including Z03 direct, siow.
weak. Instances 25 lower than Mondav.
medium to good spring lambs 8.00-6:50.
tmM, ftO-70 lb feeders 5.25:' good W lb.
shorn lamb 6.25: yearlings salable
around 4.00-4.50: medium to good ewes
nominally a.oo-z.75.
Stock Market
Apathetic To
European News
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 21 fAPl
Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close
Bept. 61'' 6 " 6' 81
Dec 624 62 lk 82 'A
May 65V 85V 85 65
fanh crAfn:
Onts No. 2 .18 lb. white 24.50
Oats No. 2 38 lh. gray ..Norn
Parley No. 2 45 lb. BW I9.M
Corn No. 3 KV Ship 28.00
Cash wheat ibid:)
Soft white 61. western white 81,
western red 60.
Hard red winter ordinary 57. 11 per
cent 58, 12 per cent -6P a, 13 per cent
flS'i. 14 per cent 6fH.
Hard white Baart ordinary 6Pt. 11
per cent unquoted, 12 per cent 62. 13
per cent 65. 14 per cent 67.
Todav's car receints: Wheat 23, flour
13. oats 1. mlllfeed 4. '
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. Sept. 21 API iUSDA
Hogs 15000 including 40CO direct; mostly
steady on weights 200 lbs. up. others
steady to 10 lower: top 9.15; bulk good
and choice 200-260 lbs. 8.90-9.15 : 270-300
Ihs. 8. tlO-0.00; 170-100 lbs. 8:50-85: good
light packing sow 7.90-8.25; medium
wcgiht and heavte 7.25-85.
Cattle 10.000: calves 12O0; steers Bnd
yearlings mostly 25 lower: only primes
holding steady: highly finished light as
vn as weight., heifers steady but all
others weak to 25 lower; bulls 19-15
lower: vealers steady: strictly prime
1180 tb, steers 13.35; several loads 12.75
1325: best light yearling steer. 1200:
liberal run steer and yearlings here of
value to sell at 9.25-12.00: stockers and
feeder steady; sizable supply fed steers
and yearlings now 50 or more lover
for week to date; nil tf via sausage bull
6 60 down; choice vealers 11.00-25; few
11.50.
Sheep tTOOO Including 7000 direct:
spring lambs motlv steady: native to
packers 7.50: sorted lot to small kill
ers 7.75: talking 7.50-75 on westerns;
sheep steady.
CHICAGO GRAIV
CHICAGO. Sept, 21 APi Setback of
! rent a bushel In the Chicago wtjeat
market today accompanied report of
Czech government agreement to reiiera
tonns of British-French peace plaiu.
Lowest prices for the day were
reached In late dealing. Revised esti
mates of export taking of Canadian
whc.it totaled 700,000 bushels.
At the close. Chicago whent f'lturr
were I cnt to 4 Inwer romnard with
vpstrrdav's finish. Per. B3-2V Mav r.
Corn ,.-P down. Sept. 51' vAt,
Dec. 40-481a, - off.
FIX A I. TOITII
BOSTON. Boze Bergcr com
pleted the "ruin" of the White
Sox when he was benched by a
spike injury. Bergcr was the only
member of the club who had not
missed a game.
-J4C
Butter. Ih
Filberts. Ih.
Walnuts. Ih.
HoTemdlh. n.
tlUeellaneais
-We
lftr
-13. 0. 'So
V
Rahhlts. dresird It..
Cider vinegar, gallon
Portland List
PORTIaAND. Ore.. Sept. 31 (API
Rutter Print: A grade. 28c pound In
parchment urPprrv j. in ln CJinoiw.
B grade. 27 ',c lh. in parchment Wrap
perm 38iic lb. In cartom.
P.uttrr fat Portland delivery, buying
price: A grade 26-:6Se lb. in country
jtations; B grade p. lew. c ffrade 6c
lb. less.
Cheese Oregon triplets lc; Oregon
loaf. 4c; brokers will pay He below
quotation.
Eggs Buying price bv wholesale'
Special. 3.V: extra. Jac- .t.,lfw,4. ...
"""n. w, unoeigrades.
iMwniy- nuying p
BROTHER ACT DELAYED
CINCINNATI. Billy Myers.
Reds' shortstop, and his brother
I.ynn of the Cardinals, never ap
peared in the same game together
until Cincinnati and St. Louis met
this season.
BALL PLAYERS SOFTIES
BOSTON. Win Green. Boston
Red Sox trainer who served in the
same rapacity for the Boston
Bruins several years ago. says ball
players make more fuss about a
hangnail than hockey players do
about a broken leg.
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK. Sept. 21 (API Wall
street found the stock market's sensiti
vity to European news dulled a bit
today and reports the Czech govern
ment hid accepted the British -French
proposals excited only a trior t lived
buying flurry.
However, relief at what appealed
to have been a narrow escape from an
immediate large scale war in Europe,
still found expression in a leaning
toward the buying side. Near the finish
most stocks retained gains of fractions
to around a point after yielding part
of their winnings In a noisy forenoon
flourish of buying touched off by finan
cial ticker flashes that the Czechs
had capitulated.
Considering the breadth of .the re
covery, which had restored about half
the losses during recent war frightened
selling, many traders hastened to take
advantgae of the early bulge to cash
paper profits.
Czecho bonds broke widely on pros
pect tne little republics economic re
sources would be curtailed appreciably
iter partition of its territory nut
other foreign and domestic Issues held
their ground with stocks.
Adams Express lO'i, Air Reduction
58'. Alaska Juneau 9!j. Al Chem it
Dye 180, Allied Stores 10. American
Can 97, Am Eng Tile 41, Am For
Power 3i. Am Power & Light 4'j.
Am Rad Std San IV. Am Roll Mill
r'i, Am amen & Her Am Tei Si
Tel HP. Am Tob B 8434. Am Wetei'
Works 9'a, Am Zinc L&S 7a. Anaconda
33. . Armour 111 S's. Atchison 32'a,
Auburn Auto . Barnsdall 16, Bait &
Ohio 7V Bendix Avla 2P. Beth Steel
573i. Boeing Alrp 22s. Borden 151a.
Borge-Warner 33. Budd Ml'B 5. Cal
Packing 1834.
Callahan ZL P.. Calumet Hee 7i.
Canadian Pacific 6. Case iJD . Cat
Tractor 48, Celanese 21. Cert-Teed 9ai,
Chesapeake & Ohio 28'i. Chrysler 71 'i.
Col Gas it El 6. Com'l Solvent 9.
common with it South 1, Consol Ari
craft 12'. Consol Edison 25V Copsol
Oil 8i. Cont'I Can 4V3. Corn Products
M1: Crown Zellerbach ll1. Curtis
Wright 41. Dupont de N 133. Doug
Aircraft 43H. Eastman Kodak 173. El
Pow & Lt B'j, Erie RR 2Ji. General
Electric 403i, General Food 35'). Gen
Gas A El A , General Motors 46U.
Gillette 8i.
Goodyear Tire 27. Gt No Rv Pf 18.
Hecker Prod 7'i. Holland Furnace 46.
Hudson Motors 8Ti, Illinois Central ion.
Insn Copper 14'. Int Harvester 59 '.'a, Int
Nick Can 48"3. Int Pap & P Pf 37'n.
Int Tel it Tel 93. Johns Manville 97.
Kenneeott 42V, Lib O Ford 49'. Ligg
Myers B 96. Loew's 50" Long-Bell A
. Lor i Hard (Pi 18'a, Montgomery Ward
45. Nash-Kelv 9W. Natl Biscuit 23,
Natl Cash 2514, Natl Dairy Prod 12''.
Natl Dlst 23's, Natl Pow & Lt 6'., NY
Central 16. North Amer Co' 18.
Norlhern Pacific 10'i, Ohio Oil fl. Otis
Steel 10.
Pac Amer Fish 6, Pac Gas St El
26. Pacific Tel & Tel . Packard
Motor 5. Penney iJC) 80. Penn RR 18,
Phelps Dodge 36. PhlUios Pet 39.
Proctor it Gamble 7. Pressed Steel
Car 52, Pub Serv NJ 29. Pullman 20.
Radio 6. Rayonier 13. Ravonler Pf
. Rem Rand 14. Republic Steel 17,
Reynolds Tob B 40. Richfield Oil 7,
Safewav Stores 17. Sears Roebuck 70
Shell Union 15. Soconv Vacuum 13
Sou Cal Fdi-nn 21, Southern Pacl'lc
18. Standard Brands 7. Standard Gas
At El 3. Stand Oil Calif 20. Stand
Oil Ind 28. Stand Oil NJ 53.
Stone it Webster 9. Studebakc 7.
Sunshine Mining 11, Sun Oil 3. Texas
Corp 43. Texas Gudf Sulphur 36. Tlde
wnter Asso Oil 13. Timken Roll Bearing
47. Trans-America 10. Union Carbide
82, Union Oil Cal 20. Union Pacific
85. United Aircraft 25., United Air
lines 8. United Corporation 2. United
Fruit 59. United Ga I mo 9. US
Indust Alcohol 21. ITS Rubber 44. US
Rubber Pf 86. US Steel 57. Vanadium
18, Walworth 8. Warner Pictures
8. Western Union 26. Westinghouse
Elect MftT 101, White Motor 12.
Woolworlh 45.
YOU ran whip our cream, but
you can't beat our milk. Echo
Hollow Dairy. Th. 2935-J-2.
(treetlng Curds
It n.s-
-Valley Prlnllnit.
I7c
Irf hnrn
R Common fching
ashe3
Apply Re.incSI atone lo mbdu (he
Itching and tooth tht anary skin
Sampl.lrec. Reiinol 37,B.(lo.,Md.
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5 p. m. "Mr. Pickwick Take a Bow."
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THE president, his lady, the doctor, and hundreds of townspeople
waited anxiously in Rochester, Minn., as Jimmy Roosevelt came
through the critical hours following an operation at Mayo Brothers
clinic for removal of a gastric ulcer. Air. and Mrs. Roosevelt clearly
show th-a strain of the ordeal in their pictures. Shown with them 1st
Dr. Howard K. Gray, who operated on their eldest son. Lower photo
shows crowds outside the hospital.
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The bulk of the world's nickel
is mined at Sudbury,"" Ontario,
Canada.
COMING to the McDonald theatre Friday for a five-day run Is "Love
Comes lo Andy Hardy," starring Mickey Rooney, the lucky yount
man shown above surrounded by a bevy of beauties.
151 Northwest
Produce 52.8 Per
Cent Of Average
A total of 151 down and operat
ing mills in Washington and Ore
gon, which reported to the West
Coast Lumbermen's association for
the week ending Sept. 10, 1938,
which included the Labor Day
holiday, produced 82,883,054 board
feet of lumber. At the rate of
cutting at the reporting mills, the
entire industry produced 52.8 per
VStisS male.
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female, and chit,
ailments. 30 yr. ex-
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reasonable. Call
information.
Street. Upstairs Gas Co.
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VITAPHONE SCREEN
VAUDEVILLE .
Springfield Theatre
Wed. Thur. Frl Sat.
Special De Luxe Bill
Errol Flynn
Olivia De Havilland
Basil Rathbone Claud Rains
in
"ROBIN HOOD"
Warner Bros. Super Production
in Technicolor .
' Also
Ken Murray and Oswald
in
"DOCTOR CUPID"
Evening 6:30 P. M.
Adults: 15c.25c Children: 10c
Five-piece orchestra, Sept. 23-24
open for engagement. Ph. 1732-J.
Thursday Radio
KORF Futrnn
H;n K.loryelrs
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T a. m. Early Birrt. 7: Morninff De
votional. 8 Gloom Chasers. 8 30 Haven
of Rest. ( News and Music. 9 (W llannv
GattK. 8 .W Prnver DarlmR. 9 45 Jnvce
Trio. 10 News and Music. IP: 15 As You
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9
The Strange and Amazing Expose of the
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Never again will you have the opportunity to
see for yourself the true story of Flagellation!
Crucifixion! Human Sacrifice! Sadistic Or
gies! Sex Lashings! . . . Practiced today in our
own U. S. A.
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RIED THE STORY OF HIS MURDER BY THE "PENI
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cent of its average weekly cut
during 1926-1929.
The new business reported taken
last week by the 151 mills was67T
372,809 board feet. - Shipments
were 82.067,229.
Details of orders and shipments
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On Special Railw
s.Near Sou. Pac.
SERPENTINA
REAL LIVING MERMAID?
LONE STAR
3005-Pound Milch Cow AIfI
SHEPHERD
FROM THE HOLYLAND
London Flea Circus
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UNICORNA
Fabled Unicorn of MythotogyT
CANDID CAMERA FANS
Aro InxJtcd to Tah PlcturtM of th
String CrcxtufM From Cartlt'i
Rcmoiei! Parts ....
ALL of which ARE ALIVEI
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Real Estate for Sale 200' Real Estate for Sale I
IT'S A CRIME
rnr- frt n. trari. im Prnvifiinff vou have that loagiy
own a good ranch to exercise your flabby muscles a .
stead of -wasting your time hunting a golf baR
JUST LOOK AT THIS man wants to trade a 200 Acre mvere
cattle ranch with good modern buildings, just M nJa .
t.- ..; o hnmp in town. He value -
ranch at $6500. But you can never tell, might Me
house if in right location even u h
T ot'e rr int Viiicv at. nnrp.
E. H. PETERSON CO.
61 W. Broadway
Phcarl
Real Estate for Sale 200
WHEN you think about buying,
selling or trading any kind of
Real Estate, remember to see
OTTO MENNES 942 Oak St.
Funeral Directors 120
PinTTBAlHOXOilEVV'-CHAPEL
Springfield 6thandBPh.i
BRANSTETTER-SIMON Chapel
Phone431152)liyeSt.
POOLE FUNERAL HOME
Phone Eugene 723 or Sprgfld. 62
VEATCH FUNERAL HOME
Phone 112 Pearl St. at Tenth
Florists
130
RAUP'S - Rpttpr Flowers. Ph. 616
Personals -
145
YOUNG women in trouble and in
need of a friend are asked to
communicate with Adjutant
ROSA Morsch of the SalvaUon
Army White Shield Home. 2641
N. W. Mayfair Avenue, Port
land, Oregon: or with Mrs.. Ad
jutant Mable Ford of the Salva
tion Army. 719 Pearl St. Eu-
cene. Ore. .
PALMISTRY. Numerology. Psy
chicl W. 10. Mohreen
CORA MITCHELL'S" Circle, Fri
dav, 8 P. m. 433 W. 8th Ave.
Lost and Found 150
LOST 1 large brown suitcase, 1
sm. blk. overnight case cont
personal effects at S. P. Sta. Ph.
1 687-W. Reward.
LOST Light "fan erocheted purse,
with personal effects. Reward.
Ph.
LOST Sealed letfer addressed to
Bob Billingsley, Marshfield. con
tains valuable pin. Good reward.
Call 1266-W.
WALLET LOST. Kinder please re
turn to Ed Leonard. Beta Theta
Pi. Money is needed badly, to
attend school. Reward.
PARTY who took Osage bow from
the Archer range at Fairgrounds
please ret. to 1239dex-eward
LOST Dodge hub cap on Camp
Creek road. J. F. Grimes, Ph.
1270-W.
LOST Bread basket bet. Jet. City
and Sant-t Clara. Reward. Jack
Wedrile. orPh. 41-F-5.
LOST Dark Boston bull, white
breast and feet. Reward. Call 85b
Transportation 160
LOWEST FARES
Portland. O. W. $1.85; R. T- $3.
Leave Eugene 8 a. m.. 2, 5:50 P. nv
San. Francisco $6.50; R. T. $11.0
Los Angeles. $12: R. T. $21.60.
DOLLAR STAGES, INC.
49 E. Brondwav Phone 909
TRANSPORTATION wanted Jo
Colo. Share expenses, write
Keg. -Guard Box 223.
Real JSsUteJorSateJ
TdeaiTlocationfob
hardware store
rent. No other exclusn. w
ware store in surrounmw -RTIRURBAN
ACREAG!
754 Acres near Monree-iJ
About half Ullable, Tte
can be subdivided. Ate)
Tdeal ST0QC BtfQ
471 acres, 6 miles ira -
Oregon; loo IST fc4
prunes. 100 acres hUa 3
Zl Fair buiW
water. Adjoins Mo;
266 ACRE RANCH KI"-1
rnPVALLIS
Fair buildings, locate
iu-Mp tO SUit P"-
ienn,',..i,rMOtJSE
nw""- ... ret
Plenty of rem . r
Ideal low""-
Buch1cken
5 cr 10 Acres with some -
TroombB?J
With hot water n. -bipnient
S33W. hccs..
A double
tetV. $3300. Both "-rt
The above prof"" lt
chased for a ' '"JJecti
and long e"",,,W
rate of interwt.
M. TUOfJ.
Room 24. 1st KJ2C-J
ot house S2'i"
Wi"
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rTwell:;
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payment, '.
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