D, TSX7MDÀY APRIL 38, 1010
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Special Sale Go-Carts
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PERSONALS
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Absolutely Fre<
(From Friiay's Dally Guard.*
Tom Nolan of Corvallis, wa* In Eu-
Tlx People’« Comm >n he - ms Me die il A<‘
genne Sunday.
I'.njliih. or Medicine Simpi.hed, by R. V. I
L. A. Frey of North Head, ■pent
iShief (Joniultin^ Phy«» ia.i t > t.‘.r I r !i<7.
Sunday In Eugen«.
<ical Institute ut Buffalo, • buok of
lar^c pc^e« an J
F. T. Plank took the noon train
over 700 illustrations, iu «.?*•<
r *4* * covers, to sny one sending 21 one-
today for Portland.
stsmps to cover cost cf mailing
cr,
I rmch (¿loth binding for 31 «' »«XT**
W. A. Reynold* wa* In the city
Over 6K),000 copies of t! i complete I amily Doctor Book were sold in cloth
from Creswell today,
binding at regular
of $1.SO. A.*t '>sr h, one and a bull million copian
were given away
A nc»»,
now. I i .-to-. :• revised * edition is now ready
V. C. Brown went to Albany thia
»•7 as above.
u .
fur mailing. Bsttsv seal NOW, be' ire i I are gone. Address W orld ', O is -
afternoon on bu.tne»*.
PSNSASY Ml ■DICAL Assoctsno ., R. V, I .rec, ,4. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y.
W. W. Haines went to Albany
afternoon on builne**,
We have over 200 Go-Car!i and Cabs for the accommodation of the Lane County babies,
DR. PIBRCXCa FAVORITE PREHCRIPTION
C E Dickey of Baker City 1* trans
and are placing them all on s.le at the very lowest figures ever offered on the coast. We ab
THE ONE PF.M? ,*?Y for worasn’i peculiar ailments good eaougli
acting business In Eugene.
Mr* E It Gilstrap Is visiting her
solutely have the only large and complete selection of these goods in Lane County, and at
that it» makers urc nut afraid to print oo its outside wrapper tit
parent* In Albany for a few days.
•very ingredient. No SecrcU-No Deception.
the prices every baby in Lane County should have a Go-Cart to ride in. These Go Carts are
Ml** Ad* Wailaca of PortlanJ, 1*
THE
ONE REMEDY for women which contain» no alcohol mm I
vlaltlug student friend* In Eugene.
all 1910 goods—not a single one left over from a year ago—and you know what that means
F 11. Mlll'-r of Butte, Mont , wa*
do habit-forming druj^s«
blade from native medicinal forest roots
—Last season’s Go-Carts will need new rubber tires ,as rubber not in use rots out. Noth
*n arrival In Eugene tbl* morning.
I
ef well eetablishcd curative seiue.
|
Gllfrey
Campbell
ha* returned
ing of that kind in our carts.
from a week’* stay at Woodburn.
Dr. J. 1. Russell of Willamina, Or./
John Davie*.
Sr., I* here from
I* transacting buslne«* In Eugene.
SAYS CRUSHED
Lewiston. Idaho, on buslne«*.
I>ale and Owen Osburn of Browns
Mr*. W. F. Osburn 1* in Portland
ville. were In the city over Sunday.
on business for a few day*.
GRAVEL IS NOT
George J. Wilhelm and wife, of
W. H. Larimer of Fall Creek, wa*
Harrisburg,
were
In
the
city
Sunday.
Folding Go-Cart, regular $8.00 value, a good
Fulton Cart—nothing better made for ser
In the city over night on buslne*«.
GOOD FOR ROADS
Professor Earl Kilpatrick of Pleas
Missci Olga and Beulah Martin of
strong cart: upholstered in imitation leather.
ant Hill, was in Eugene over Sunday. Crcawell. visited In Eugene today.
vice. Heavy reinforced wheels. We are exclu
(Springfield
News.)
J. R. McCurdy of Independence,!
A. J. Benz, of Baker City, wa* an
The work of macadamizing th«
Sale Price.......................................
sive agents for Eugene. Large and complete line
Mo., wa* an arrival in Eugene yester arrival in Eugene thia afternoon.
county road between Springfield and
day.
C. Baragar, of Charlotte. Mich, is Eugene city limit* is progressing nice
of Fultons, all at special prices.
Dr. J B. Olmstead, of Portland, In the city looking for a locatiou.
ly. but in the opinion of the News, it
Regular $8.50 Go-Cart, 1910 pattern; large and
wa* an arrival in Eugene this after-1
S. F. Sipe* of Tillamook, I* here will be a poorly constructed piece of
noon.
The
Wagner
Line
of
Carts
—
a
big
advertised
visiting relative* for a few day*.
roomy; in black, brown and green.. A one-
road, and a useless expenditure of
Al Holden returned to Portland
J. Roussellot and wife of Port
cart. You cannot get them everywhere. We are
today after a visit with his mother land, arrived in the city this after money. The expert who Is in charge
•motion, up-to-date cart for only
of the work has made the statement
her*.
noon.
closing out this line, as the factory made us ex
i that a substantial and satisfactory
M. F. Moore of Oregon City, 1* vis-
Dr. A. Sharpie* wa* in the city
Itlng relative* in Eugene for a few from hi* farm near Pleasant Hill to road cannot be made of the material
Regular $11.00 Rambler Cart: well made; large
clusive agents and then sold to another party.
that is being used, and that the eltii-
day*.
day.
zena should remonstrate against the
rubber tires; folds with one motion; all col
Rev. E. C. Sanderson returned
This is a big opportunity for you to get a good
Payette Thomson, of Waltervllle,
tbl* afternoon from a shotr trip to Is visiting In the city for a few use of river gravel. The durability
of the road ba* been thoroughly test
ors; good value at $11.00; sale price
cart for little money.
Balern.
day*.
ed, and subatatiate* our statement.
G. J. Horan of Ixu Angeles, is ln
L. H. Newton of Hornbrook. Cal., Where it has been completed and ve
Eugene with a view to investing In wa* an arrival In Eugene this morn
hicles allowed to travel, the round
Remember, the above are only a few prices, which serve as an indicator.' We have over
property.
ing.
rock rolls from under the weight and
H. M. Bryant and D. E. Marriott of
50 styles and every one reduced during this sale. Prices given are in some instances below
Herbert Leigh returned this noon it is nearly as bad a* the graveled
Seattle, are In the city on buslne** from a business trip to Cottage
road*. The rock that la being used
wholesale, and at sale prices are strictly cash.
for a week.
Grove.
comes from the river bed and 1* put
Mr. and Mr*. L. G. Hullo and son
We sell all grades of Housefurnishings for cash, credit or on installments at lower
E. C. Statzer, the Pleasant Hill through the crusher, but much of it
arrived home this afternoon from an real estate hustler, was In the city
is so small that it passes through the
prices than you can obtain elsewhere. See us and you will buy here.
outing at Newport.
today.
jaws without being cracked, there
Misses Orbie Nat wick and Gladys
Earl Pearce of Lincoln. Neb.,
fore nearly two-thirds of the roek
Franz returned this afternoon from among the arrival* In Eugene
used is nothing more or less than
a visit at Sutherlin.
night.
screened gravel. We have been in
Mis* Cora Hackett, of Portland,
Mr. and Mr*.
A. C. Barrett of formed that the county court have ex
after a visU wltlf friends In Eugene, Portland are visiting relatives in Eu
amined the work now finished and
returned home today.
gens.
have pronounced it satisfactory.
Gregory Burbacb, wife and son,'
Miss Ellen Bailey returned this
returned home this afternoon from afternoon from a visit near Junc Thousands of dollars will have been
spent in the completion of the two-
an outing at Newport.
tion City.
mile strip, and unless different meth-
Mr*. D. F. Green returned to
ads are employed large portions of it
Near New Postoffice
EUGENE’S BIG HOUSEFURNISHERS
Clackamas today after a short visit ^*♦♦*♦,■****4***1
461 to 465 Willamette St.
will have to be done over each yewr.
with relatives In Eugene.
Good roads is what Lane county
MU* Maude Blair, was in the city $
Real Estate Transfers $ need*, but we wlir venture to say that
today on her way back to Portland
after a short visit with her parents, ************************e the county court will realize before
another year that they have made a
at Cottage Grove.
t
Louis Standacher to Nettie M mistake.
Mrs. E. Schwarzschild and daugh
would have graded prime being cut while no price has lH»en shaded today day. A week ago the sheep run was ter, Miss Minnie, went to Portland Arne; E 80 feet of lot 1, block 1, of
WEEKLY REPORT OF
INDIAN (TtEEX ITEM«.
McFarland’* ad to Cottage Grove.
down to medium because of the 1*«*- supplies are not moving off quite so 62 head.
this afternoon on a visit.
$1109.
ence of stem* and leave*.
Miss
Gladys
McKeesney
of
A»h-;
j
well
as
expected.
Storage
opera-
EUGENE MARKET "The growers by tbl* time should ’ lions have been resumed, but the
F. L. Chamber» to E. R. Schultz;
Indian Creek. April 27.—The I»-
land, arrived here this afternoon to
Port la ad l.lreateeM Market
lot 13, block 16. Chambers’ ad to dian Creek Literary Society wa* held
j realles the necessity of (praylug Input Is not ao heavy a* expected.
visit
friends
for
a
few
days.
Today*«
rang
’
*»
of
livriiwr,
valu»«'
Chlttei ■m bark—4e.
at the Hermann school house Friday
! ho|ML
The 1909 crop would have
<'attl»-~R« »t atrrra. S< 35<r S< so. rood
1* H. Butterfield and family have Eugene. $350.
I> Goes Cauliflower
Waal !
atcer«. 16.25. common wtrrr». S6.OU arrived here from St. Paul with the
J. W Machen to Oscar Haines; lot evening.
The question for debate
been normal In quality If the hop*
K«a». «W».
1650 fancy. $5.40: heifer«. I
Btlll another advance is shown In
13. block
9.
McWilliams ad to was, “Resolved; That all foreign i*»-
had been properly sprayed, for that
ezpectatlon of residing here.
Esa» per <$«>■••. 10 012c
ix5*SK:t
:
bun*.
migration should be prohibited la the
would likewise have made both the the price of cauliflower along the
I’«Ir y I Hutter I'rr roil.
Dr. J. C. Monaghan, of New York, Springfield. $125.
Hog.-ii**t ea.t of the mountains. who Is to speak here tonight, arrived
Fryrr* per lb . Hr.
Belle Sweany to Fairmount Chris ■ fuiied States. A. J. Brown was the
picking and th« curing mure satisfac street today because of the extreme 910..
’
5
f«ncy,
Siu
10;
«tockera
and
feed
Hon* l’or lb. lie,
_
scarcity of the product,
Dealers er». 9» 00.
tory.
in the city on the afternoon train.
I tian church; lot 12, block 14, Fair leader on the affirmative and J. C.
Turk«)» -It« lie
Phelp* was the negative. Some very
"The Eastern buyers would wil have paid producers a* high ns fl.10
Hheep—Sheared, beat wether«. 95 50;
J. P. Howe of Seattle, who pur-! mount. $400.
Frelia, Vegetables, Rte.
w-tlx-i-. M Z5; spring lambs. chased the Storey tract of land south
F. A. Post to August Vitus; lot 12. Interesting talk was made on both
lingly pay a premium of of 2 to 3 l>er dozen for regular run. and this or'tln.ry
$0c
|.oo«l.
5o,
ewvs.
ji.io.
I cents for Oregon hops over Callfor- ¡means practically $1.25 for the best
< intona — Per rwt . II 71
west of the city, arrived In Eugene( and part of lot 13, block 66. Spring- sides, bat the decision was made in
1 tils* If the quality of our bops was 'quality. Jobbing price for the lat- roRTi.AMD a»KKrr «i'<a«aTtoNs yesterday.
IX» rn on* |5 00
W. H. Abrams and wife of Cottage favor of the affirmative.
i
< »rang»» 12 90092.79
‘right
It seems to me thnt It is up 'ter has been advanced to $1.35.
This is the last time the society will
8lgfrled Maurer arrived up from Grove, are visiting in the city for a
|.l*r»i*»rk Marh»4
Drewd
Meat*
Trifle
Firmer
■ -**. w**i an* WMva
meet for the season.
to the growers to do somehtlng this
Corvallis this afternoon for a brief day or so.
Good fowl—2 1-2 at 2 l-2e.
There
wns
a
barely
perceptible
Im-
Hop»—1*0». choice,
prime. visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. field Investment & Power Co. ad to
I year to recover their former reputa
Kirby brothers have returned home
< .fntii .n < .)’• 2 I 4 at 2c.
15c. medium, llr
Springfield
$1970.
tion for producing superb hop* Oth Iprovvment In the Front street dress
from a buslnees trip at Florence.
Shsspaklna----- Shearing 10915c eaeh: J. A. Maurer.
Utrera 3 V*
4 j 4 H
ed
meat
trade
today,
due
for
the
Geo. S. Miles to Lewis R. Park
wool. ikQUjf ; medium wool. 5*eO
Miss Grace Kirby has been on the
Dr. D. C. Adams and family of Ta-
Veal Priui» dr»»»»d, under 131 lb*. erwise they might as well quit the most part to a slight falling off In short
*1 »ach; Ion* wool TirffOl ’5 each
| business."
loga. Oklahoma, were arrivals in Eu- tract in lot 9, block 14, tp. 19, s. r. sick list but is now improving.
7o«09<*
Wool
Nominal
l»10,
Willamette
val-
receipts
yesterday
and
today.
Strict
$3000.
Wool Silunllon
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Phelps have
Mu lion on f>*ot 1 (J 3
ley, li<r5°c; Knttlern Oregon. 12<»ai7c. gene Sunday, making a tour of the 3w
i l»r foot >4)r
Buyer* are reducing their bld* on ly fancy veal washeld to be worth
W. G. Allen to Eugene Fruit Grow- returned home from a visit in th«
Hides—Dry hide*. 145*01714*; green. coast. They left Portland today.
up
to
10c.
while
common
stuff
moved
7',
Oxi*,-;
bulls,
green
ealt.
*c.
kip*.
I
.1 H <• IIS<
wpol and the beat price offering to-
Mrs. Shinnaberger returned to
„ er*’ Association; 1.93 acres In south East.
talvea. green. 11«*15<-.
•r <»«ni’» < e
.. J ------
|day for Willamette valley clip Is 20c none too readily at 7c up to 9c. Best I Vi'"
after
an over- «id® of Seventh at., near Frazer's
Tallow Prime per _ lb..
90c: ..
No t Woodburn today
Ufili ««4 Prrd
grade
pork
was
quoted
at
13c.
ordi
end grease 1071**.
¡a pound, and It take* something ex
A. J. Patzner, who has resided in
Sunday visit with her husband, who foundry $18,000.
FMUir sfSJi
.
- -
nary stuff going at 12 to 12 l-2c.
I I'hitllm -
Ilnrk -Nominal.
tremely good to bring this figure
Hiram
D. —
Palmer
John R. this vicinity for the past seven year«,
Is tick* ag« nt at the S. P. depot.
'
""
”
— - to
Wheat Per btmhol. |1 05.
I ---------
Mohair -Nominal.
l»10.
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72
0
33c.
The
poultry
supply
was
still
short
'Sonila: tract in sec. 24, tp. 16 , ■. r. left last week for Fountain City,
Il Is *tat< d that owing to the dull
Geo ft e V»’. Harris went to Al-'Sonlta;
Bran t’*r ton, |2I.
Ualter. P.*g. aa* realiry
At i a »«1 f '»«1 l*»r tun. 133.
the 2 * “
w. $425.
feeling In the Boston wool market, of requirements, and full prices were
Eggs -local candle,! select, 231*0 bany this afternoon.
Wisconsin.
He is tL;
=
24c.
Mhort» P«r tm. fit
quoted
on
hens
and
chuckens.
~
For
ut this time, and the greater dlscrlm-
Melvin Hansen to Nannie J. Min-
Hutter Fat—Delivery f. o b. Portland "sage rooster" who writes booster!
li«i»d Hay si:
other
lines
there
wns
little
call.
I Inatlon between coarse and fine
Mike Hooper and J. E. Sima, of
letters to the Albany papers occa- turn; lots 9 and 10, block 7, Midway
Sweet cream, 27t^c; anur. 25He.
Oat» par buahai. Afln
Butter moved In a satisfactory way
Hutter -Extra creamery 2»c; fancy. ■tonally.
Park. $10.
! wool*, the trade here will follow th«
Blue River, are in the city for *
llollrd ilarlry S33
27
He;
»tore.
24c:
California
extra
at
the
lower
prices
effective
this
*ame fluctuationa n* shown In th«
Billington
went to
Anna S. Pryor to W W. Brown; few dava.
Mrs. F. E.
25fr27^c.
week. Cheese was steady and un- creamery.
Poultry—Mixed chicken«, 12c per lb.; Portland today to attend the state j lot* 1 auid 2. block 1, Walnut Park J
roltll.WU MARKET REPORT ! East.
changed.
•
fancy
hona.
21c
per
p<»un<l.
ataini,
16Ue:
It has l»<en the custom of buyer*
Will W.vCook and wife and Mr*.
Sunday school convention. Her hus- ad to Eugene. >500
old. !2c: hrniler». 28<|30c: fryer«. 20c; I band, who was at Silverton over
of Willamette valley wool here to pay
S. ~
B. Eakin to Holland McCollum; S. M. Cook and daughter arrived
~
tree«».
12<rl3c
live.
14
t
15c
d»e««ed.
Portland. April SM,—»Unless Ore practically the same price for all
18. s. r. 4 w. $635.
here last night from Oshkosh, Wis..
duck«. 19<*
turkevn. alive 7i0^“?lc; Sunday, will join her in the metrop- 14 acres In tp.
_ **
Portland Liv<*«<ock Market
gon hopgrower* as a whole take clips, but *o much coarse wool hn*
S
G. F. Parker to J Newton Rhoades. to make this city their home.
oils.
Portland Union Stockyard*. April
steps to improve the quality of their been taken front ih>< valley during
J
,1c-
Mrs. W. L. Darroch, formerly of lots 13 and 14. block 82. Washburne
The shipment of four load* of 2r a pound higher than alive
product. they niny find the Eastern recent year» that dealer* have, decid 27
Chee«*» New Ore<on f.jn* y full cream this city, now residing at Klamath sub-division of S I. P. Co. ad
market closed to them, This Is the ed among themselves to stop the cuttle from California right Into the HtUr.
triplet« and daisle«. 16Vfcc; Falls, after a visit with her broth- Springfield.
$450.
~ ‘
cattle country Gras* Valley, Or.— Young America. 17 He
ultlmntutn <bdlvrr«*<| by th<> Eastern practice.
Wm. F. Safley to Mrs. Sarah
ers. Dr. J. C. and Elmer Gray, in Eu-j ,
I* one of those Instarne* which
Grata.
Flaar
»»d
Nay
<lenl«*r*. according to II. L. Hart, a
-s—I Positively
Sy
W ill l‘s> for Qimllty
gene, went to Albany today to visit Smith; lot 9, block 3, Cox's ad to
would be hard to explain during nor
well-known Portland hopniim. who I
Harlev—Producer«* price. «»M—Faed relatives there.
Buyer* »ay that this discrimina mal seaaon, but at present such ac
Florence. $350.
J
r
»»l!e»I
9-
‘
fi:
brewlmr.
$23
50
I'.cy also relieve DU
has just returned front an extended tion between fine and coarse wools In
Fred Bangs was in the city this
Martin Svarverud to A. Welch: lot*
Wheat—Nominal, track. club. R7c
rre-s tr m Ir»'N't*. 1»
th«
Eastern states, the Willamette valley sill not oper tion waa caused by a scarcity here.
trip through
Mueatem. 90<?05r Willamette valley. afternoon from his farm near Frank 1 and 2, block 3, Fairmount Heights.
Railroad
Construction
work
along
e-’lau and Toe Hearty
wh«*re he saw moat of th« large ate against producer*, because It will
¡TTLF,
MIIDtuff»- KeiHnir pr|re Hran. 21 50 lin. He says the crops are looking »800.
th«* Deschutes has called for heavy
£
A permet I—■-
Kastern deniers and brewers.
pay a man for exactly what h« ha* supplica
fine, but a hard shower right now
Martin
Svarverud
to
Storey-Brach-
middling*.
3
1;
«h..-t«.
923
»r
923.5
“
of
cattle,
hogs
anil
sheep
for
sdj
icr OterlEesB, Nansec!
Impression
seems
to
"The general
to offer. Therefore the producer the workmen, and practically all the ehop. 919C92A alfalfa meal, 921 per would be appreciated and Would be er Lumber Company; lots 4, 5 and
ton.
tai
w
■
’
tress.
Dui rari»
prevail In the Eastern trade," said who has fine wool* will receive more
6. block 3, Fairmount Heights. $1.-
Flour N.*w cron pments.
55: WI1- of a good deal of benefit.
u, the Mouth. Cos**-.,
Mr. Hart, “that th* ounllty of the In proportion to the price tiftin he hits surplus ha* been cleaned out. There Ism-it.-
Mr.
and
Mr*.
S.
f.
Radcliffe
of
200.
veil",-. | -o 1.1,' I.,.-,| straight.
Tangue P»in In the ftW '
Oregon crop Is deteriorating on ac received In former season* because for«* It ha* twoni«’ necessary for the I SI
2 1 .
bnkrrs.
I
oxport Denver, after a short stay in the
TOJtHS LtVElL Tte;
count of
the citreleHsn***« of the by the old method* ileuler* were cattle M’ctlon to Import supplies grade «4 wrsham V, s
»>10; rve. city, left for points north this after-,
$3.15
guíate the
Purely VegMabla.
growers. Many of the brewers with forced to aver««” their bld* so thnt from the south in order to fill its I Corn tinlrs.
For sore throat, sudden colds and
Whnl* lie- era. *--1 »17 ton
noon.
They
seem
to
be
very
favor-
1
whom I talked told me they believed the man who hail fine wool received wants.
*1.» t'roduc-rs' prtrs—N-w timothy ably impressed with Eugene
and coughs, no remedy has been discov 'Ml PILL SSiUMSí. SUALLFñK
the Oregon crop was going back practically nothing more than the
Willamette v.llrv, »?■'*, »!!: ordinary', may be back at a later date.
ered so powerful to cure as Perry Da
G num Cattle to Nell Lower
n.rv »1,
Fa.rern oreron 577C323
ward. th«’ same a* Washington hops, miin with the poorer grade.
vis Painkiller. As a liniment it has
mixed
. lover So 1
SU«»1S
A
reduction
of
about
25c
I*
gen
and that the grower* here would
no equal in curing rheumatism or ¿ARTFÌSl
when’ »t««, »17: Cheat. »17 ■:»:< alfal
The Willamette valley has been I
(From Saturday'* Daily Guard.)
Fx-Sinr.e W'uttur»
»'
»1 s
aoon have to go out of buslnees
neuralgia, burns and bruises, and .’WlTTtt I
the only section where this practice erally offering for grass cattle in this fa Hats
Sam
Goldsmith
came
in
from
the
—Spot delivery. n-'W. producers*
It wa* hard to make them believe , has been continued In recent year*. market, and while some Interests say
wounds of every dscrlptin. It is the
south
this
afternoon.
J
*
-
gray.
that It wa* only b«>cau»e the yards In Eastern On-gon It has been the they are still confident of securing
J W. West is up from Salem on cheapest and best remedy offered to
Pilis.
had been negl«wted for several year* custom for many seasons to carefully , former top levels for good quality,
the public. Only 35c for a big bottle.
F*w««« nn* Veeetablr«
business for a few days.
owing to low price*, and that the grade the wools anil there has been the commission trade In general Is of
Fr»»wh * ’ ’ ’•if»*—n-sng-s* New. navels
H. C. Darby is In the city from There are other sizes also,25c and 50c
i the opinion that nothing better than 9? <4» 9” 9«' *
fault wa* not with the hop*.
’‘inannu. 50514c; lem- Roseburg visiting friends.
a differential of fully 8c a pound be
“If we have n good crop this year, tween the price of fine and coarse $6.25 Is available at this time In the ! on«. $? 7K <» t■ . ■ i.,>x erar trull. I« an
C. L. Eaton, of the upper Wlllam-
'■«SHc lb.: «1rs wherries.
I local market. The sales reported at Florida, f» 50:
and the grower* pick and handle It wools during recent years.
I.o* Angeles. $1.75 per ette, was In the city today.
¡a higher figure were made late yes rrnto.
right* uri < y<* It properly, we can
Warn \galn-t Nlsal Twine
T. Y. Utter of Florence, la here
Pot«to*»«-' -Selling,
__ .
........
new. 50040c- bnv-
aho«®Mi« Kam that we can grow a»
Local buyers have again served no-i terday afternoon and the stuff had Inwr. Fn«t»rn Multnomah nnd Clacka- for a few days on business.
ffoOgpiopa a* we ever did. but If Or tlee Unit they will cut 2c a pound off i not been weghed up in time for this ma«. 45 Willamette valley, 40c; new
E. H. Mack, of Erie, Pa., was an
potato«'« 4 He.
egon turn* out another Inferior crop the quotations on wool to those who report.
Vt'srvt'i> le«—New turnln«
70<i75c; arrival In Eugene last night.
Th«> run of cattle today wa* very
lit« Inst year’», the Industry In thl* tie their bun Iles with sisal twine |
hoot«. 7047 750: «'«rrots. 709975c: r«h
a He will get a black eye It ntny not The fact that ro much loss has re-, light so far as stock for the open hnuro, I? '.o per cwt : tornatoe« Mexican.
The four 17 Florida.
cento; bean«. 1247 14c lb.;
r»r»vor front. There I* not n particle ■ulted to manufacturers during re market was concerned.
5009791 doxon- horseradish,
of \>ubt that Oregon hist year lost cent year* has forced the latter to lends from California for the Interior cauliflower,
10c: Rroen onions, 2«’c dozen.
th«’ c; ,,f practically lit.otto bale* claim losses from wool sellers when I were Included among the arrivals
Mont* »n*l Pre«'t«lom»
*n f\nr of Racraniento, Yolo and ever sisal threads were shown In the | published.
Dresgod Meat« Front street hoc’s,
IHli
George W. Nlnenteyer, the Abcr- fnnrv
ltu*»l\
River, where they take m a n u fae tn red goods. The presence of]
13He* ordltvfv, 13c veals, ex
IHÀ re of their hop*.
proper^
Many big sisal Is not discovered In ninny in |<leen. Wash., packer, wits a visitor; tra, 10o: ordinary. 3<?nc‘ «Prlnir Inmbs.
venrHnsr lamb«, lie: mutton. 9c.
<tealer*\ ,p,, Ka«t told me that their stance* until the cloth Is manufac In the yards today. Mr. Nlnenteyer 12«*'
Ham«. Paeon Fte—ffnvn« ■*<»•'• hro*«k-
Oregon Lffgagg wns light thia y ■ o
recently closed up his packing plant r,»st bacon. '*e<i'28c: boiled ham, 2797
the
sisal
solely l>’ i,, t^,, brewer* objected tured and dyed. Then Improperly because of the scarcity of cattle and 29c: plonles lf»Hc: rotrulnr «-bort cl»«rs,
1 threads a.’*' found to be
gvnnVpt, 1 C Ur * ' hnrk«. smoked, lSH«*:
to til’* 'I" y of th« hops.
stated todny thnt he would return pickled
tonfirues, 40c 1b.
"Many
soon. He was looking over market
of hop* thnt would oth-i dyed.
1 a rd- K« »tl*' »»«af 5*. 1" 5-9c nor IK •
the
mohair
No change Is noted In
«♦«' pc rendered 5s. 17c lb compound
rrwl*«’ hnv sell good were wpolled
possiblllt les.
one
firm
con-
”'«. i-n nP lb: bfrkqj 79909
SHR
tiflcr plckln as started, hop* thnt i situation, and only
Hoffa Ar«' Down Again
5«. 12He lb.
, itlnuea to bull price*.
Best hog* are quoted in the yards
t'hlttlnt llnrk Market
T W Walters, of Monroe, father
today at $10.25 and it would take
There Is quite a difference of something exceptionally good
of F. C. Walters, the Elmira lumber-
WHAT A
WILL NOT DO.
to
opinion between dealers as to the
man. will soon remove to Eugene to
There I» n0.,l\a woman would standing of the chittim or cascara bring this figure at the moment. On r-'slde. Architect Henslll Is drawing
ly
one
head
was
received
in
the
yards
not do tn F"gí„iiíj<>*l beauty. She bark market. Some Interest* are of during the past 24 hour*, and thia Wiens for a now residence to he
ought to bo
vzealous In per- the opinion that nothing over 4 1-2c sold at $10.10.
It
weighed 260 built by him on West Seventh street
.........................
scrvlng her «•••>«
The hPrh a pound Is available even for old
pounds.
bark,
while
others
assert
that
5
cents
<l:M»k •- CO
HfflUy Medit ine
TELL Yorn neighbor «.
The market for sheep is quiet and
,\.st efficient will be paid for new hark. The sea- recent sales have been around the
or • |sn.-s I' ' ,
m ’. P’,f*,rTlntu*n ari"' ■h,n- Rnd non for polling: him Just Htartoci, and general range quoted by this paper.
Rl>f II
When In need of a cov~'' -"Hein*
■will do moro
n,ore
fad™
t« therefore no new bark in offering.
There were arrivals of 1 17 hend dur
tM
rO."d .to
JeS-tH-
At
the heat, Ixvok for th« ' -'i 'n th*
EMM*« Are Weaker
restore t—-
ing 3he day, thl* comparing with tn »«e Dr Bell’* PIne-Tar-Honey. J»
all drugglila
| The market for egg* 1« weaker and none yesterday and 281 head Satur-
Bottle. Hold by Dillon Drug Co.
FOR. THE BABIES
Some Prices That Should Interest You
S5.90
S6.75
S8.79
Campbell-Fellman Co
f
ISARilRS *
IVER
PILLS.
The family that eats
J. Goldsmith
has moved his
Quaker Oats
is a healthy, rugged
family.
The most popular
food in the world be
cause it does most
and costs least
Wholesale Cigar Store
to a room in the
Rear of the Folly Theatre