8
TV’TCE-A WEEK GUAPD. TnUF'^A”. OCTOBER 19. £910
EIGHT
JL
Phone M. 2 5 ,
117
610 Wlllamc!
* r •
. SATISFACT
i
•*witlv strength and cose
they always please”
hat's all.
•eery store you -n 'c; nd cn in EVERY " AY
nothing extra Is cliir-r d for couit -sy, houest
snd measures, superior goods and prompt, in-
t service.
us—give us your grocery trado for u month or
our goods will ''make good.” or WE WILL.
When shall we begin cjd.ui;
r door I
♦
PERSONAL
d. returned to
th? afternoon,
down
noon
retu ruins
(From W
Dr
today
Ge
from
I 11 ’ S t L1‘ • • 'outImi' 1
'Al I
I'illU new II«,iter,
I, si*o Inc 1111 a11• r nu I
I nquirí' Reynold <
th trovi
tritili!« rave not been » heavy mi
" both veal and It ■ s has l e
Former prices pre' •l’i Ct‘lit
TWO HORS
OVERALLS
O
MADE BV
LEV! STRAUSS Gl CO
lai report of the p<
Oreg son,
>n. Washington
ho and Colorad
potato export
above
i nt
1 ' ilifornia <>i-.ipcs 1 i
ctional adiai.c*
’
California ru
Best T
ure selling
lacks lire
Tomato Ma' ket 1
•t for tom i'.oi: 1
this Uni
OlTe
but most of tb<- su
irt by rece: t .how.
good
U ■* ■ w' 1'1
>R SALE Gl
, ,i Paled 1 .D uud cedar p >
i
Iho
S I. Build. Ir» mg. Or
Farmers 14.
i'
(
Mil Illi
\,i. I
»,
<M.
Uurbaiik’
$1.00 pel liuti
II Selbvrt, R
I'.iimn* 496
a
tr
•• I
I
fl
i o
l
r
I
î*f
4
\ xd i . i \ 1 siix’i» M X
Illune.»
i» r
load of hog of
cost. I
Ing sold in th** ■ oikvrrd* ul
\ Illi.
or practically the same price Fi'K SVI.E Hoi ■ bugg? ind hat
is obt Unable Saturda' . Th' Is 13c
tiers
Koine Is brown und «»Uly 4 FOU s\l.i:
boti: (Hl O m •■»il avi■ mu : ». v H« 1 tor
ivor the quotations obtained during
»cara old
Entmin' ut R E.
•o4 well; r < 1
ihe ■ ' t radio 0 ' csfrd.iy
...
III
hi)B; 3 >111h 1front
turn's garage on Olive street.
nt
off. r
J8V
(ar fruni the **»r hi k *: lot .»1x1 Mi»
heavier stuff w ;
f <» r ~ sv E oR“i:\'cn wge
ft»' •( ha* m H!i.»»\ » 1 , f-ti6*4»t icr.fi-
th’t t nie and th*- tr: la d M
.• luthorn Oregon properly, eh
ì hi« I h 1 l Uiiu I itlki 4*hu»’ MIAU
fl .
for this cla
residence property in Eugene. val-
rit n tw bouuh l for a xhort timo for
it nei-ds i I
ued at $’*.ooo What have yi»u
stuff
I
> ROOM W
u-rniM I* ivi*
h *trod.
(
|»4llt|V (u,
>*» fiitiiHut
521. . i
uindr*
• R I : I'. \ I
r ut nlHiii-il rm,a . f
hou*' i*> • I-'ng nt 155 \\* st 15, ,
gtri-ef, ihre« block* from th* ■
Imo Eiiqulr»» ni timi iiunili* 1
tl
•r ll.ie
1 services al
is humo from
Will I
in Portland.
V ï : • »¿s.
,
Fancy Potatoi-s
Fri
Miller, of Woodburn, is in 1 33 liile there is a ve
willy
was in Et
r night.
the city for a few days.
potat-ies geaeral'y :•
Dr. Wr
arrived up from
K
‘;i<l oT \i»'*:«>
Mrs. Helen Marks returned home ¡the growth Is princi
Junctii.p Ci
afternoon.
notn«*
' today from r. trip south.
¡California. For ins;
burr
F. J. Wei's ami wife of Blachley.
n **<*
Attorney L. R. Edniunson is home cocking qualitv of <”
old wethers
are In Eugene for •* few days.
one»»
from a trip to Victoria. B. C.
h s s- - on will b * f*i
Wlllamett*»
(I
J. C. Barnett of Hood River, is
Ad
Fn
Dugan, of Cottage Grove, lst:i"dard. the
cistern W:
here for a few d lys on l>us!ne=s.
is here attending the institute.
3 ttOf? 3.50.
I it th *'start 1
Frank K Get» rge arrived in the.
I >
V
- ■
- - I L. S. Hunter and wife are down Icoedtn
CALVES Best,
Hutton.
Cal.
city this morning from —
from Leaburg for a few days.
i, »plrnd; ilopvtiltig; vtta'llen’
rtinary. $6.50; p
the di
C. K. Evarts of McKenzie Bridge.
tunity fur right man. birr
V. C. Brown wsa a passenger on | large p
Po-llaml Market Ou* ' Ueii-
was an arrival In Eugene last even­ the non train today for Corvallis.
I il* I . 1st Nut li.u.k bl lg
Hof»«,
Wind
urn!
Hides.
cl?.s
•.
ing.
.
I J. G. Brown and wife, of Wichita,
if
Tirirú 19! Ï
Calif
I. F. Cartrel!. of Waltervllle, was Kans., are recent arrivals in the city.
transacting b-.:
. in Eugene over
I homs
I either Newhall, of Berkeley. Cal., r!vcr
nigh'.
Chano It
Fred Callison and family ar.-* vis­ uist ri<
Stacey Cunirrlngs and E. With
i f
for a few days at Pleasant Hill,
iting
WOOL—Nominal, 1 910
went to V'?:;.!:. : g this afternoon nn
tWof
was an arrival in Eugene yesterday,
eastern
buslncs’.
e
valley,
16®
19c;
»1
r
irquam. of Albany, transact- hns
Mrs. J. C V,'. ileh cf Portland. Is
for its best potatoes. I
ft 1 7c.
ed
b'isin
i
'?s
in
Unrrcne
over
Sunday.
Shearli
here vis'tr : i
J.
1 . t . M 1 M.
few of these gr. wn
SHEPSKINS
Miss Mvrta Pitna, of Junction so
F?PS
ill
1
hat
th
'v
i Edtnitnson.
each:
short
wool,
Albert H. K egg ¡»fid wife of City, is among the teachers here to- slder.-d. 1 herefor. . m
wool. r.0< it$l each:
leers in Ci”!
Dana. Ini cr« in the city, hav W) 'V day.
TALLOW—Prime
F. I . Chambers acd family went cr >.i of • ia th? fane»
ig arr?v< 1 ! ' n..;l’
$1.2$ . 1 h
sh »rt ■
!
:.,1
last
evening
for
a
short
to
Bor
♦y.
unn. cf B.-'-.'-r C
?
JU« a
! « no! it bv the
Wil! n
l a-al crease. 2 <fi
4 was an •
»•
er-
CtilTTIM HARK
I w
of Stewart. i It vri’i 1
no ' •». 1 > ;
V. a •
1910.
.-.'s
in
”
gene
S
in-
'r.
‘
<
v.
j-
1
V'J?'.! P ’
I f • S ’ ft
t frori I *:.u I zd will ae; as
r i* : »»
Fathe -’;
• •r here.
• K.
Wi N Kid veil
mort :
3 Port-
MOHAII
V II.
land ’.
n
32 cents.
we:
»
*
i
Dr.
known optician
routin'.
Butter.
it boti*
w'il :
d will h« at tii
tn:»
rs. S. E.
nas left
teil, on
oil a
trip
<1
::?
has
a
trip
BUTTER-
year
Ilote:
Friday night,
t
I
V'
and tubs. 36c; squares. •'
>n$ible
qiilr*
V. C. Brov -.t iei t tu s cfteinoon far to Fiorila. wh«re she will spend the:
»
inter.
1
c;store,
2
2
1-2®
24
lie ir Eighth
bis horn in M lford after having
FOR S\l.i:
Rollo Drain arrived home this af­ }»”> Ji a« hop market. Th'
tf
trans: ■'*■«! hu-lff s In Eugene.
cf any le-’.-ning iti th do 32 ® 34c.
mile
ternoon
from
an
over-Sunday
visit
Portland.
o.
!>..
BITTER
FAT
—
F.
Architect Ford was In Wendling
nt owing to ihe firm r ho’d-1
at
Drain.
per
pound,
36c.
I i’mj
today locking aft< r the work of
ew lots i
¡1 *. growers Cnly
; Albert Gervaas. of Cresco, Iowa.
POULTRY—
erecting several build!
there,
an ’ th«; I ■
hands yesterdi
'
after
a
visit
in
Eugene.
left
for
his
spring. 15'<i 16i
E l Vt»gl
.7 '*.1 is afternoon
tha prie s let
¡home
today.
De
will
return
in
the,
from JunHipn City where he hss
rb’d in the 1 1 12«; young, 1
scarcity was
future with his family to locate!
baen doing set .e civil engineering . near
Graften ! keys, alive.
market.
here.
»
work.
”
Slavin ! icons, squabs
the Clementi
‘
John
Bailey,
of
Grand
Forks,
N.
EGGS—L<
Minis.
Mrs. E. L. Andrews came up from
ff Bros.1 i
crops of 160 b.iies i.n
ID.,
is
a
recent
arrival
here,
expect
­
Bros, No. 1. 35c; No. 2. 27< a <
I Junct: -n City this afternoon to vl. it ing to locate.
secured the Alr.1 and
S \l I
FOR S'.IE OK
her pi rents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dio
i
state.I 132 l-2c; Ordinary, 27® i
I fro
Mrs. J. A. Van Bosk irk returned erm.-a of 233 bales i
CHEESE
—
New
Oregon
fanev
full
kerson.
In
Florida;
I
■ht the:
Bishop A Danle’.s ha
mH a froi
1-2
(
cream,
t
plets
and
nlaisi*
.
17
Ed. Wiles arrived up from Port- home last evening from a visit at Dr. Cook I3t of S4 !>a
orange
trees
.
icMInn-l
road.
®>18c; Young Americas. IS 1-2©
b ,xes of oi ,
l:-nd this afteri.oon to see his bro-i Cottage Grove.
Miss Nettie Addison and niece. ville.
r«*Mt (i
I
19c.
ther, Frank, who lies at the point
orch"
’
•
that Sac­
California wires rep
fnmflv
Audrey Wentworth, returned last ev-
Grain, Flour anil Hay.
of death.
and hi
I ramenta, V , u and R us - e river hons
•ening from a visit at Lorane.
WHEAT
—
Track
delivery
Mrs.
W.
H.
Hamlin,
of
Medford.|
gô'.d
r
ll\
inc
The
i
Miss Coleman and the two child­ ! could be b > ight at 10
who has been visiting In Eugene for
said j SI @ 82c; bluestem. 8
inies of O°1
I \\ «itcrvi 1.
[S3c: Willamette vail
five weeks, left for h?r home this ren of F. C. Bean went to Junction of the N L W York niariu
.City this afternoon on a visit.
afternoon.
| Russian. 80c: turkey
bat
bren
cons!
There
BARLEY
Producers' price
Mrs. J. T. Harris returned this af-l Mrs. M. D. Mitchell went to Port- Ing here du in^ the we
ternoo.i from Junction City where| ] land today to attend the state con­ 11'0 to 500 l ales hav<
1 910—Feed $22 ® 2.50 rolled. 3
»T it live joung man to rep
■ of good lun I
ilortis and other «
she visited her daughter. Mrs. Geo. | vention of the Baptist church.
brewing, $23.
Mrs. H. D. Hooper, of Newtonville,, ed. Chile grades cf.nt'nu** to I k * in I
a. nt us In Ettguns on a proposi
i-r button, 2’ the place, there I«
Templeton.
HAY—Producers' pm *
191"
all
buyers
and
business
harm
barn*, hop » *rd
m of exceptional merit. Small
things that go with th** f*l.
B. A. Bradv and wife, were arriv­ Mass., is here to visit at the home of' !"m«nd b.
,:i this grade1 Vai. timothy, fancy, $19® 1!' >0,
I I*
! art
K
■ ilpltlll required
Must furnlah A
60 buahels of gtain 3 doz* u
als from Seattle last night. They are 8. Dike Cooper, of Blue River.
dinary,
$1!'.
eastern
Oregon
$20®
ents
per
pound,
Mrs. Wood arrived in the city last' at from 20 to 20*4 c
i? acres walnuts. 5 acres of good! i ns, oik * good blnd**r. team, i:i<»w-
I reference* Apply at once We»
looking the country over with a view
20.50;
mixed.
$14®15.
(lour.
No.
neglected,
but
¡evening from Myrtle Creek to visit [The low grades are
o. chard, !><*rrh
tern Brokerage Co Lumber Es
running wat«»rl er. rake, harrow, plows . dB« plow i
to locating.
I growers of these poorer qualities are, 1. $11®12: wheat. $13® 14, cheat.
the year round. 3 Weils The bot-|
change building. Portland, Ore
buggy, 12 boga, 5 4 goals. 1
C. C. Cobb and John Weber, of I her son, Clayton, who is quite ill.
$13@14:
alfalfa,
$15;
oat.
$
1
3
®
1
4
Chas. H. Jones, a former Eugene offering them more freely. One of I
tom land alone I k worth th«* mon !
oïu
15 tons of hay. 2 sets <>f hr I tu ■ ¡ gon.
Kalamazoo, Mich., were arrivals in
MILLSTUFFS—Selling price Bran i
ev, also the hops will . pay . for
.. the
Eugene last night, and are registered school principal, is here from Sa­ the largest lots of hops grown in this] $25; middlings, $33; shorts, $27;
and hay fork. Telephone slrirei I
lem attending the teachers' institute. town sold this week was that of
mim ìli . 4 \ eoi m .
place. Yon can get this for $l_.
12.-
at the Osburn.
for one mile and telephone all ill J
I
Mrs. Meda Deane, of Creswell, is Fred Terry, Of Sangerfleld. consist- i chop, $19® 2 5.
ono. Oregon llomeseekers Co.. 120
G. S. Willoughby left on the after-
All the household
I
’
goods
go
wllli
II
till
ES
KINGWELL, FM1RI8I
OATS
—
Nominal,
producers
price,
Wiliam«-'
tf
«oon train today for Cottage Grove among the school teachers in the ing of 92 bales.
the place. ' This I» a fine ranch.} cut r owers po'fed plants and car
—Track No. 1, white, $27.50@28;|
city
in
attendance
upon
the
insti
­
Houltry
Hani
To
Move
and the monnikiiis above there to
well located and has
I
,__ __
_ |
just
Iwen
nat • a. In fina a*M>rtu»«*nt. We*C
FOR SALE OR TRADE 320 acres
tute.
The poultry morket was a stag-: gray, $26.50@27.00.
cruise some timber.
placed on the market, and can b»
Springfield greenhouse Telephone
FLOUR—Old crop patents, $6.35;!
5 miles from Riverside, Oknogan
nant
affair
yesterday.
Receipts
|
M!ks Della White was among those
bought oh easy terms. $2000 down
■41 ti 14
if
county, Wash. This is very rich
k Miss Rose ColePVan and Rupert from Cottage Grove arriving last ev­ Were larger and the demand almost Willamette. $5.40 per barrel; local
and long time on th»* rest nt 6 per GOOD BOARD With or wltbaut
land In the heart of the finest fruit
ad'’ Hartense Bean, children of F. C. ening to attend the teachers' insti­ at a standstill. Chickens of all kinds straight, $5.20; bakers. $5.20@5.35.
cent. Can lie bought If taken at
land in the world. Price only $50
Bean, returned this afternoon from a tute.
clean, comfortuble room; hots»
were offered as low as 15 cents. export grade, $3.70; graham, 1-2
once for $50 per acre; terms. II
an
acre.
Will
sell
this
or
trade
It
sack.
$4
80;
rye.
$5.75;
bales.
$3.15.:
visit at Junction City.
surrounding* quiet, private fs»
Misses Ethel Moore and Olive E. This is the tim? of year when poult­
E.
Owen.
536
Willamette
street
for I.ane county, Oregon, property,
BEANS—Small white.
4
* l-2c;
*
Mrs. Captain Johnson and Carol Mickey are in the city from Cottage ry arrivals are always heavy and for
lly. Reference« exchanged
32 3
Phon« Main 47 5
o2 1
as the owner is growing old. If
B. 12th at.
tf
Johnson of Florence, after a trip to Grove attending the teacher«' insti­ I the next few weeks an easy market large white. 4 3-4; pink, 7 l-2c;
reds.
you
want
something
good,
get
this
jbavon,
$7.35:
limas.
$5.80;
points north, arrived in Eugene last tute.
¡can be expected.
soon for It will not keep. Oregon FOR SALE— Choice east front resi­ HIGHEST CASH I'KK'E paid fur
HONEY—New, $3.75 per case.
night on their way home.
Grace Walker and Ahna G. Hum­
Eggs were held firmly at 37
dence lots on Oregon avenue, near
1
Home-Seekers'
Pome-Seekers' Co., 420 Willam-
Fruita
and
Vegetames.
poultry and eggs. Fresh fl«h ev
Mrs. E. Gross, of Baker City, is phrey. of Fall Creek, are among the cents for tho best Oregon and very
carline. Save money by building
,
ette
street.
FRESH
FRUITS
—
Oranges
—
Val
­
ery day. A» Newman Market, cor
tf
expected here on the next train from teachers attending the annual Insti- few were to be had. Eastern eggs
your
own
house.
W.
C.
Lyanii.
ner 6th and Olive
Phone Main
encias, $4® 4.50 box: bananas, 5 1-2 FOR SALE 4lu acres. 8 miles from'
the north to visit at the home of tute.
were steady and unchanged.
owner, 303 W. 19th at.
o21
■ (
tf
grape
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bond.
city, close to schoal, 9-room
The butter market was steady at c lb; lemons. $6.50@7.25;
fruit, $3.75; pineapples, 6c@7c lb;
WO(fli FI TTERS Any on« liavlug
Mrs. George Farman, of Ashland,
FOR
SALE
In
order
to
make
room
house,
barn
50x60,
chicken
house,'
the
oi
l
prices.
Ch0"se
was
quoted
cantaloupes, Oregon,
75c® $1.00;
left for home this afternoon after WEEKLY REPORT OF
for new rigs, I will send several
woodshed, granaries and other
woo«! to cut. front 100 cords up.
unchanged.
$7.25peaches, 65® 86c; watermelons
having stoped in Eugene for a few
second-hand buggies, both with
EUGEÄt MARKE!
buildings AB fenced and tillable.
address Georg»» Berry, Eugene.
Wheat is Slow
$1.00;
grapes,
$l.00®l.15;
local
days on her way home from the
anil without top Clarence C Par
4 acres strawberries that netted
Oregon.
o2t
Business has practically come to
ncords. Hi® 17 l-2c; ground cher-l
East.
Chittim Bark—41£c.
ker, 11" w Eighth street
086 R
$200 per acre last year; 10 acres
a stop in the wheat market. No C<
$1.00' pears. $1.00® 1.50.
A DANIELS Surgeon Chiropo­
W. J. Stanley of Woodville. Ore­
Wool—26e.
young orchard 2 acres family or­
trading was reported locally vester-, lies,
BERRIES — Blackberries
$1;
dist; corns, bunion» and Ingrown
gon. who has been visiting his son,
Poultry, Eggs, Etc.
chard, 50 to 60 toss of hay, 1 FOR SALE A large piece of busi­
day and advices from the Sound and
nail* carefully treated. Hovey
ness property on Olivo street vert
George Stanley and daughter. M tr .
Eggs—Per dozen, 35-37c.
team, 2 wagons, 2 windmills, wa­
Eastern Washington points were of ( huckleberries, 8 ft 9c.
POTATOES—New, $1.26®1.40,
building, corner Kth and Olive,
cheap. Also fine house and lot tin
Helen Marks, went to Portland on
Dairy Butter—Per roll, 70c.
ter tank. 4 good wells, $60.00 per
dull market. Th" cut in prices made
2 l-2c lb.
phon«* Black 1576.
the noon train today.
Thirteenth street between Lincoln
Fryers—Per pound, 12c to 14c.
acre. Oregon Home Seeker» Co.
by exporters and other dealers has I sweets.
ONIONS—$1.50: garlic, 7 ® 8c lb.
Oscar and James Campbell have
and Charnelton very cheap. Ad­ LOST Between Eugene and Go-
Hens^—Per pound, 13c.
420 Willamette st.
tf
met with no response in th<* country
»
VEGETABLES—New turnips, at
returned from a trip to Redmond,
dress X. Y. ('., care Guard office
Turkeys—16 ft 18c.
in the way of selling, the farmers re­ $1.2501.50;
burg. Mondny, a black vest with
beets, $1.50; carrots. FOR SALE so acres S miles from
o21
the new town on the line of the two
Fruits. Vegetables, Etc.
fusing to accept the reduction. Some '$1.25® $1 50 per
white lining, containing n gold El­
the city on good road: 5-room
sack;
cabbage,
$1.-
ner railroads that are being built
Potatoes —75c.
of th ■ country bunkers, however, are 150 per hundred; tomatoes. 35® 50c
house, good barn, 33x36, 2 wells FOR SALE No. 156 75 nc: ph of
gin hunting rase watch with
through Central Orogen. They have
Onions—Per cwt.. $2.00.
Investigating th" market conditions per box: beans. 4c per lb: horserad­
I
double brensti'd chain;
50 cent
1 team and wagon, family or
good fruit kind six miles from Eu
pnrebased property there.
Lemons—$6.50® 7.50.
and as a consequence it would occa­
chard. 4 cows. 2 calves, U. 8. sop
piece for cliarin. bearing date '»I
gene on th«* multi road, 12 acres
Mrs. Wilbur Circle and Miss Car-
Oranges —$4.50.
sion no surprise in the trade If a ish 10® 12c: green onions, 10® 15c
arators. 150 chickens. 2 hogs
1831
Finder leave at Griffin
in cultivation and Hie rest in tlm-
peppers, bell, 4 ® 6c lb; head
ter arrived here this afternoon from
LivecAock Market
larger selling movement were to de­ ' dozen;
----» pasture;
lettuce, —.
weighing 160 lbs each; binder
ber and
Hardware store and receive liber­
Wakanda. Mo., to join Mr. Circle,
Good Cows—2 ® 3 % c.
has family or-
I
velop soon.
mower, rake, plow, harrow, ciiltl
al r*wart1.
o2t
chard, house and barn: has
APPLES 75c® $3,
I
who has preceded them, and they
Common Cows—2 34 H 3c.
hiis just
just
It is the weakness of the European
r
vator. 18 tons of hay, 175 bushel
Meats iiik I Pi"ii»ioiii
la cn pini > d on the market, Is well
will make this county their home.
Steer- >36 94«.
situation
that
is
depressing
all
the
Tin* Lane County Asset company's
I V«al—Prime dressed, under 1 125
oats, 6000 kale plants; land under
DRESSED MEATS Front street
located and can be bought for a
They will reside at Marcola.
world s market.
The enormous
plow. $5.000. Oregon Home Seek
short time for $2100. terms. H E surveyors are running 11 line across
Roseburg News: Mrs. C. T unton I pounds. 7 ft 8c.
marketing of wheat, especially by hogs, fancy dressed. 13c; ordinary/
era' _-
Co., 420 Willamette.
tf
of Eugene, who has be»n spending
Owen,
536 Willamette street. th<* river from the end of East Fifth
oinary____
Mutton—On foot. 3c.
Russia and the Danubian ports, is 12 1-2c; veals, extra. 13c; ordinary
the np*:t week Io the «'tr v'«’t,'n :
Phone Main 475.
o21 street to ascertain If that route
Hogs Cn foot. 9 ” c.
«p ......
r|„n r K for sale by owneii
steadly carrying prices In Western 11® 11 l-2c: poor, 6® 7c; 1.,
__ —On easy
with h” hut ba nd, le't for he- h
11 1-2c yearling lamba, 7 3-4
— wr.iild not be u feasible one to g»‘t
Mi’s Dressed, 12 c.
terms, modern house, new. nine
Europe downward
London cables c lambs,
lb: mutton. 8c.
this momlng. Mr. I unton Is district
Lambs—4c.
rooms, beHldes cloBets; sleeping FOR SALE No. 61 4 4 9 acres of out of Eugene over In preference to
yesterday quoted Walla Walla car­
^ignrt » r the
Home Sewing Ma-,
tn“ New rioiiir
FRESH BEEF—Wholesale slaugh­
good land in th«* Mohawk valley, the one by wny of Fifteenth street
(■rain mid Feed
porch; _
goes
dull
and
fid
lower
at
37s,
and
large ............
front - i*.,,*u,
porch; imr«
back
chin-» C impany, with headquarters! Valley Flour—$5.00.
best
Hteera,
9 I screen porch and basement; fine
ten miles from Eug«*n<*. on miiln Th'* line runs through the Mmighn
the English speculative markets terers’ price:
yard and hack of the flour and
at u • ’ ne.
c: ordinary, 8 1-2c; best cows, 8c;
Flour- $5,75.
were also off.
view four blocks from either car- road: six acres In cultivation, rest woolen mills.
ordinary.
7
3-4
c
lb.
F ’’ Ehrhardt returned on the] Wheat -Per bushel, . 85c. ..
in
timber
and
pasture;
has
good
line;
lot
71x145.
facing
west
on
|
Eggs Are Higher.'
no» » f '
n today from a business trip;
LARD Kettle leaf. 5s. 15 1-2c a
l>ran—Per ton. $26.
Fairmount boulevard at east end ' house and burn and good well on
Strictly fresh ranch eggs are quot-
C A Ric»« anil family arrived hero
SOI
Mixed Feed-—Per ton, $30.
of 17th st.; street 80 feet wide! the place, woodshed, smokehouse; this
<d as high as 37c a dozen In the lb: steam rendered. 5a. It 7-8c 1b: |
]
nfternoon from Bennington. Vt.,
I
’ f'Bison and family returned
Shorts- Per ton, $32.
has giuid spring* on the place.
and macadamized: good aprlng; i
Front street market today but some compound. 6 k 12 7-8r lb.
their
thl
eraoon from a visit at Pleas-
Baled Hay—$12
HAMS BACON. ETC.—Hams. 19, city water connected:'chimney for
This is a fine little home for some Htid expect to
to llinke
make Eugene
Eugen.* their
dealers
continue
to
quote
3«c.
Most
I
Mr Rice
ant
®21c; breakfast bacon. 19® 29 1-2
Rolled Barley $30.
nice I I k h II 11 brother
brother of
of Mrs.
Mrs.
on«' looking for n good little! home, Mr.
of
the
sales
are
around
3fic.
Re
­
furnace;
hot
air
pipes;
electric:
k
kenlmeh «»i
of $ni**
this 1'iiy.
city.
-rie Calkins, of Portland. I Oats—Per bushel, 38c.
r: boiled ham. 26® 2® 8c; picnics.
chicken farm, or for themselves to J W Qua*
..... ..........
lighta.
plumbed
for
toilet,
bath]
ceipts
of
strictly
fancy
local
ranch
...........
,
"«I
11
,
returned to that city today after a I
14c; cottage roll, 16c; regular short
Th" Fairmount Brick Co. I k expect­
are limited.
and hand ‘ basin.
Sink
*----- -
’ and hot wa-l ilve on. and can I k * bought for a ing
a brick making
milking mnchlne
machine to ar­
visit in Fogene.
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT
clears, smoked. 17
1-2c;
backs,
very short time at the low price Ing
Ilri-ssi il Meat i Ar,. Steady.
ter tank i-
in and
tn»
---* connected. A
r
i„,.
— , Inside
• • of a week 11 nd lifter
Mins Veda Ingram, who has been
Portland, Or., Oct. 20.—In a spec-
17 l-2c; pickled tongues,
rive u
here
we
are
offering
it
today,
$3150;
bargain
at
$3000.
Mrs.
Dressed meat market is steady. smoked,
J. A. Hol-1 term:«. II. E Owen, 53fi Willam­ Its arrival It will at onci* be Instal­
4 5c lb.
loway, Eugene, Oregon.
i
o24 j ette. Main 475.
<»21 led nt the yards adjoining th * Mn-
*•01111' cemetery.