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TWICE A WEEK GUARD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911 T r» T—“ highly Improved Eugene, for city Ritgh Realty <‘o . ■'III ri'hge tor stock; three good si'ik iiorsvs, harness and wiigou; < slit ,.i| of calilo eleven liogs; >ii fact ' cry th1 ng on the place In I I Mlll.lt- All klndii of »lib woi i I >; Hu h and I fool l''nu b. i Bully Luwbv Co., phone Main 329 Springfield,» tí FOR SALE Millinery stock and fix turca, good locution; good bual- iie»». Addrena 4 1 Weal Eighth nt., Eugene, Oregon. jai Foil SALÉ 3 heavy young draft horses, htuvy wagon und act of harness. Call on Charlea Croner, 2uth and Willamette ala. J21 Foli SALE Good flxeiomu cottage bulli Ima Gian two yenrn ago. Eti- qulre of L. F. Jelinon ut Eugvne l'Iunlug MIII on Lawrence Ht (f Foli SALE A No. 8 eookstove, otte open front heater for wood or coul, onn .ooil lieuler, ninnivi bed.ward- rolie and otbvr furnlahlnga. Eu- qi'lre ut 223 Elisi I2th ni after 3 tf p. tn. FOR SALE ienui weighing 2000 i mid two-ton drm nuil rnmtonablo If For particular» call at 831 Harr' aim avenue. A W. Hunt. tf FOR HALE I offer for aale a few more »hares of Lane County Asset Co. slock at par value of *1 per share. Thia chance will not last long Geo. Melvin Miller, fiscal agent, cor. 8th and Willamette, tf FOR SALE City warrants to the •mount of *1020.75. Call on or ad- drena 345 W. 4th al., i'houa Black 2» 11. J 20 >( on I I* •' 4« H r. *1 11 IM llUin»’ I I SOO. <*<»’*- ¡K it lb'l K.«»» I*, H tf FOR SALE Thirty Ht’rrrt oil good multi road out of Eugeii't; all In cultivation except small patch of wood. Home ■took and farming Price. $3000. Sam Implements. Hugh Renlty Co. corner Sth nod Willamette. J20 FOR SAI.E One good lot. i'nivet si- district. Inside Fairmount loop car line; twonty-iulnute cur service; fifteen minutes' wutk to post of- flee. Price nn object. Better aee Reynolds und Investigate at once. 474 Willamette st. Foil SALE Incubator with brooder and feeding room for from 220 to 240 eggs; new tank and all In good running order; also sewing ma chine and 30 quarts of home can ned fruit. All at a very low price. Address Box 23. cam ' ■ i FOR <4\LE OR RENT A 7-rooin house with bath and toilet connec tions; good barn; on a corner lot 7 4x160 fed: n very desirable loca tion o.i 13th and Mill streets. mld- whv between Willamette street and the University; n bargain Enquire 496 Lincoln and West Seventh streets. FOR HALE tXS acre« oti good road, 8 miles from city; good noil; eight room, two-story house; big barn; wood-house with wash room at tached. chicken house; good gran- n-v 75 ncron In oats; Rome oak timber; pasture; nil kinds of fruit; two wells; two plows; hack and buggv; pony; two cows; two do zen chickens; only ,sonn. if you want a good place, look at this. Oregon Homeseekerx' Co., 420 Willamette street. tf FOR HALE 105 acre» 70 In culti vation, 3."> timber and pasture. 7u backwater overflow; fine for hog» nnd .mall fruit: nl-o fine garden land Thia land will raise *00 bushels of pcintocs to the acre, with three cultivations Thin land I k 22 miles fro n Eugeno und Is only I mile from railroad station and' good town There 1» a good lake on the place, suitable for a atock rnm h You can buy thia for *60 per acre. Oregon Home Hock ers' Co., 420 Willamette Ht. tf BEST BARGAIN IN THE COUNTY —87-acre farm; good river bottom land: will sell all or In small tracts. I’hone Black 2997, or call at 369 Lincoln atreet tf FOR SALE J. M. HOWE FOR SALE by J. M Howe. 576 (hive street, betweeu Eighth and Ninth. No. 356 9-room house, four stoves and one good range; matting on hall; carpet on sitting room and bedroom; lot 74x160; price ,4750. No. 360—8-rootn house and barn. 3 lots, 66x120; fine location on car line; price for short time ,6000. No. 367 «-room house and one acre street, lot 66x160 test; good buy at ,2400. _ . No. 40H—7-mom house on West. <th street; full lot; price. »3150, 4 32 New 5-Aiotn house with a J di rn basement and furnace; lot <’xR0 feet; ,3300. No. 438 Good 7-ro<>m house on psv- ed street; East Eleventh; also a barn; lot 80x133 ft.: price ,5000. or will trade for Portland pjrop- erty. No. 456—New 7-room house; hard plitkter: lights, sewer and city «« ter; good location. east front; «3200 ; size of lot 53x160 ft.; price _ 6*4 cords of wood for sale on the plnce at ,30.00. No. 86 153 acres. 90 acres In cul- tlvatlon; 9-room plastered house; ____ piped -r_____ 4 barns; water to the house; 4 springs on the place; 5 acres In orchard; 6% miles from town; price ,50 per acre. No. 266—121% «area. 100 acres tn cultlratlea; two sets of buildin®» on tha atoee; »11 faacad aisapt tha aonth «Ma, wMab adfards «aed « ay of fnm implements, several Ko'lll »p.liiv i, good Block and fruit ranch ; I miles from railroad station; balance cent Interest, prie, acre. No 269 t'.'Z, aerea, tlon, loo acres fine fir timber; lo aerei. filini land, creek running through ilm placo g ioii well and spring; 8 room hou»> ; upstairs not finish ed a», otmrnt of fruit; 1% miles from Smithfield; »35 Of) per acre, ui-t will take city property as part ifeiit to the amount of ,2000 No 274 L -mall bon fair barn. 175 young tree», npp cherries nnd peaches, Pt e |37 No 275 1 aerea 4'. miles, on the river rotili; 6- 6 room hoitae, house; a very f.lr burn; few feu young fruit trees price »360(1, *3(0(1, »1500 down, bilance at 7 per cent on or before three years \'o 276 36 acres 9 mlli-s north on i <ver road, no building». I.ut n flue b'llldlng site; . io acres flue garden laud, all In cultivation. mile from school h Ud church. price 11 6ti oo |wr acre, ,1856 00 cun «tnnd cn the plue» for three year* from o< t. 6 i :• 10 io o, i oi.; Kt 4 per Celli I I lite rest FOR HALE No. 278 27* 262 acres. 5 1-2 miles northwest of Eugene, about 126 In cultivation; all good fence; no buildings; some oak tim ber for wood. »60 per acre. J. M. Howe. NO. 279 87 acres. 6 1-2 miles north of Eugene; 60 acres In cultivation; 27 acres maple stump and brush; Price. »12,000, or can sell In 10- acre tracts for »200 per acre. J. M. Howe. Foil SALE No. 280—220 acres, 8 mile» north of Eugene; no build ings; i so farm nearly every foot of this lund. *60 per nere, half > u»h. bn latice to unit al 6 per cent. J. ,M Howe. .1 WANTED An experienced body Ironer operator wanted. Apply ut Fisher laundry. tf BOY WANTED To carry papers Must have wheel and be prepared and willing to carry in nil kinds of weather. Apply Circulation Manager, Guard office WANTED Two unfurnished bouse looping rooms. Call at 855 Wil lamette street after 5 p m„ oi phone Main 656. WANTED A girl to assist In general housework at 670 High st. I’hone Main 669. J20 \\ ANTED To buy- Hecond-hund Petaluma incubator ami brooder about loo egg capacity. H. Chris tensen, 1062 Garden are., Eugene. J20 WANTED Book keeper und experi enced salesladlc.i nt Ax Billy Dept. Htore. j20 MISO I.I.BWH h. r hi : royal tor everything good to ••at Open day and night. 529 It'll la mette •treat tf 2,7 per cent off on all hair goods at 55 East Ninth street until February fi nt. j 19 BICYCLE BARGAIN' 5 or 6 good second-hand bicycles, all good as new; G. & J. and cement tires; ■toel rims and coaster brake; guar anteed In first-class condition. We We can furnish these wheels at *15 to *25. Kay Gun Co. J20 lists, clenned. blocked and dyed by Miller, the hntter. nt Cato, the tall irà. Opposite post office. tf BIG it ESI < \N1I t’loC,-. puiu lu> poultry und egg* Fresh fl»b e» t-ri dsv V Newman Market, cor I ,. ., I, ind Olive. Phone Mair 831. t 11 ' vor WISH TO SELL your renl estate, list I» with tis at the right price 'We have plenty of btivers who are buying at the right price, and they might buy yours Ore gon Home Seekers' Co.. 4 20 Wil lamette street. tf YOU CAN DO BETTER AT CocKerline ® Wetherbee’s On Dress Goods. On Fancy Goods. On SilKs. On Table Linens. On Embroideries. On Laces. On Outing Flannels. On Ginghams. On Calicoes. On Percales. On Toweling. On Eiderdown. On Ladies' Coats. On Children’s Coats. On Ladies’ Overskirts On Ladies' SilK Underskirts On Ladies’ Satin Skirts. On Ladies’ Silk Waists. L J 4 On Ladies’ India Linon Waists. On Ladies* Gingham Waists. On Ladies* Percale Waists. On Ladies' Underwear. On Children’s Underwear. On Ladies' Hose. On Men’s Raincoats. On Men’s Heavy Overcoats. On Men’s Clothing. On Boys’ Clothing. On Men’s Hats. On Men’s and Boys’ Underwear. On Men’s Dress Shirts. On Men’s WorKing Shirts. On Men’s MacKinaw Shirts. On Men’s MacKinaw Jackets, On Men’s Heavy Wool Sox. On Men’s Light Wool and Fancy Sox. < Blankets, Quilts, Bed Spreads, Sheets and Pillow Cases Remember the discount is 20 to 40 % on all goods FRIDAY, JAN. 20th, will be Silk Sale Day Come Early—Ample room for the Baby and the Buggy FOR HALE A good nearly now five- room plastered house In good lo cation, close In. Price, *1400. Sam Hugh Realty Co., corner Sth and Willamette st». J20 FOR HALE- H. ('. Brown Leghorn cockerels. ,1.50 each. Geo. ('. Wid mer. Route No. 1, Eugene, Or J2 4 LOST Silver belt pin. about two THE HOUSE OF GOOD GOODS FOR LITTLE MONEY Inches In diameter, with face of a FOR SAI.E House furniture and 2 woman. Finder please leave at bhyclvs nearly new. Corner 19th 194 E I "(h st. Reward. j2" at. and Stewart avenue. 721 T HAY FOR SALE Loose and baled LOST Ladle»' black purse contain demand for contracts, and it is ru ket. Cheese was steady at the last 28c; ordinary, 27c; California stor ing three ,5 gold pieces and some age. best, 28c. quotations. hay and haled straw; delivered in silver between Willamette st. and mored that as high as 14 cents has The Cereal Market«. town Phone Fanner» 164. J25 CHEESE—New Oregon fancy full three miles out on lxirane road. been offered for 1911s, but it is yet The eastern demand for our brew cream, triplets and daisies, 16 1-2® FOR SALE OR TRADE Will trade Return to Guard office. Reward. too early in the season for anything ing barley continues quite heavy and 17c; Young Americas, 17 1-2® 18c; I a partially Improved fifteen acres j«0 , like activity in the contract market, sales are reported in the interior storage flats, 15 l-2c. in nice location, close to Eugene, Grain, Flour and Hay around ,2 4 a ton. which would mean that 14 STRAYED -Team of gray horses, one Reports from California are for city property. Sain Hugh Real WHEAT—Track delivery: Club, mare and one horse; weight 1400 cents is being freely offered for con- ,27 Portland. However, local inter ty Co., cor. Sth and Willamette st«. ests would not pay this figure and no 81c; bluestem. 83® 84c; fortyfold, | lbs. each. Inform James Hill, 790 tracts, but with few takers. J20 brewing supplies are coming in this 82c; Willamette valley 83c; red Rus-, Willamette street. Phone Black direction. The entire barley market sian. 80c: turkey red, 82c. I WILL SELL—At my place, six; Potato Market. 28 51. or Guard office. tf BARLEY—Producers’ price. 1910! miles northwest of Eugene. Feb While there is no change in Call- I is firm here, as a result of the east- ruary 1st. 1911, my personal prop WEEKLY REPORT ' —ifa conditions, potatoes are being ' ern activity in brewing, but quota- —Feed. ,23 @24; rolled, ,25@25.- erty anil all my household goods, ->sted here by buyers. For choice i , tions on feed are generally unchang- 50- brewing. ,25@26. MILLSTUFFS -Selling price: Bran commencing at 10 o'clock sharp. I Willamette Valley stock as high as j ; ed. OF EUGENE MARKET ,1.25 Is being The oats market is somewhat mix ,24@ 24.50; middlings, ,31.50@32; I Guard Special Service. am going to leave the country and offered for supplies at ! this property must be gold. Hen-, Salem. Or.. Jan. 10.—The legisla points that carry general rates. In ed as to character, with some buyers shorts. ,25 @26.50; chop, ,19 @25. Chlttlm Bark—4%c. HAY—Producers’ price, 1910, Vai. ture today adopted a resolution urg ry Nurre, Owner. Col. J. J. Har-1 eastern Multnomah and Clackamas asserting that ,29 is being paid, Wool — 26c. timothy, fancy, ,19@20; ordinary, ing congress to designate San Fran bnugh, auctioneer. j31 recent sales of extra fancy have been while others are equally positive that Poultry. Egg». Etc. made as high as ,1.50, but generally j the market is not so firm, and they ,18: eastern Oregon, ,20@ 21; mixed cisco as the place for the Panama ex FOR SALE No. 117 ,50 per acre Eggs- -Per dozen. 31 <fi 33. would like to sell at the price named. ,16 @17; clover. No. 1, ,13 @14; position. Measures to create offices buys 65 acres, close In; nearly Dairy Butter—Per roll. 55 ® 60. speaking ,1.40 Is being offered for In any event, none are now quoting' wheat. , 13 @ 14 ; ch“at, , 14 @ 15; were offered this afternoon, includ i this grade, with growers not selling half of the tract Is open lund. bal- Fryers—Per pound. 12c to 14c. under ,28.50. The failure of the alfalfa, ,13.50@14; oats. ,13@14. ing a bill to create that of assistant ' to any extent. ance n»h nnd oak timber; creek of Hens—Per pound. 13c. OATS—Nominal, producers’ price: secretary of state, and another for The situation in the potato market i oats market to keep pace with the running water; «onto very good Fruit». Vegetables, Etc. No. 1, white, ,28@28.50; lieutenant governor. is peculiar inasmuch as the time is I advance in barley is exciting some Track, rich land; all good fruit land; Potatoes «100 it *1 25 gray. ,28. A state livestock sanitary commis drawing near when holders must attention, but it may be possible that! near school, on good road; half Onions—Per cwt.. *2.00. FLOUR—Old crop, patents, ,5.15; sion is created in a measure asking either offer their goods for sale or the advance is merely delayed. cash; good terms. This la the Lemons- ,3.50®,4.00. Wheat market is dull, with inter Willamette. ,5.20 per barrel: local an appropriation of fifty thousand else allow them to rot in their barns Melvin greatest bargain known. Oranges *2.15 © *2.50. ,4.05 @ 4.75; bakers, dollars. ior movement small and no change ■ straight, The holdings of potatoes this season Hansen. 4 74 Willamette st. J18 Livestock Market. ,4.75@5.15; export grades. ,3.70; Governor West sent a message, in quotations. are the greatest ever known at this Good Cows—2 \ © 3 44. _________ w Alfalfa hay is being offered very graham, half sack ,4.60; rye. ,5.75; saying the asylum site _ at Pendleton, »K KSX • time of the year and most of the| Common Cows—2% @ 3%. freely by eastern regon and Idaho in bales. ,3.15. selected by Bowerman, is unsuitable. holding are figuring upon unloading Steers—3 © 4 H. Fruits and Vegetables terests and the price is low at ,13 He asks a special committee to visit FOR GOOD I ¡OOMS call on s f Veal l’hlnie dressed, under 125 in the California markets. This is per ton as a result of this forced FRESH FRUITS—Oranges: New the site for an unbiased decision. Gourley. No 32 East Ninth street. true of Oregon, Idaho, and Nevada, Pounds. 7 @ 9c. navels. ,2.50@2.75 box; bananas. 5c Bean, of I>ane county, chairman as well as other nearby states. Colo movement. FOR RENT Modern 7-roont house. Mutton—On foot 3%C. lb; lemons, ,3.50@4.00; grape fruit of the senate committee on indus do- Flour trade is quiet, both for rado will not offer potatoes to San 723 Oak street; close in. Inquire Hogs On foot. 7% © 8c. ,3.25; pineapples 6@7c lb: grapes, tries, Calkins, chairman of horticul Francisco unless the goods are paid mestic and foreign brands. at 733 Oak street j'20 Hogs—-Dressed. 9*4 © 10c. ,2.00; Tangerines. ,1.00® 1.25; Jap ture. Portland Livestock Market for at the time of shipment, as it is Lambs — 4 %e. General range of livestock prices oranges 65c@,1.00 bundle; pears Eaton's fight against Speaker Rusk FOR RENT—5-roont house, furnish alleged that too much money has! (■rain and Feed. ,1.50® 1.75. fell through, and Rusk gave the ed. No. 293 W. 4th st. No chil been lost heretofore by Co orado; as indicated by the latest sales in Valley Flour — ,5.00. POTATOES—Best. ,1.40® 1.50; leading disse-ters good commute as Portland yards: dren ,16.00 J. M Howe, 576 Ol shippers who Invaded the California the CATTLE Flour—*5.75. —Grain fed steers, ,7.00 seconds. ,1.05® 1.25; sweets, 3 1-4 signments. ive st. J20 market In times of scarcity. Wheat—Per bushel, 85c. @7.50; best hay steers, ,6.50: fancy @ 3 l-2c lb. 'OR RENT—New an.i finely fur- Bran—Per ton. *28.50. VEGETABLES—New turnips, at Onions Being Held Back. ,6.25; cows, best, ,5.25@5.50; fan nlshed room» on flr»t »nd seconi Mixed Feed—Per ton. *31.00. cy. ,5.50: poor. ,3.00@4.00; stags. *1,25; beets, ,1.25; carrots, ,1.25 Notwithstanding the fact that the floor«; single «nd In «ultaa; for Short«—Per ton. »32. per sack, cabbage ,1.75 per onion growers decided to sell their ,3.50: bulls. ,3.00@4.00. l<<ht housekeeping. Light .heat, Baled Hay—»13.00. HOGS—Best light ,9 @9.10; ordi cental; tomatoes, ,1.50© 1.75 per dentistry on the Paciiie <'r»AFt is exe< ut**d hn supplies to,buyers at ,1.75 per cen •'•»h hot »nd cold water; 2 blocks Rolled Barley—*30. box; beans, 14c per pound; horserad We have built up our ropuutiou on it. You i tal f. o. b.. country shipping points, nary. ,8.95; heavy ,8.00© 9.00. from WllUmwtte st !»• E 7th Oats—Per bushel, 40c. SHEEP—Best yearling wethers. ish. 8© 10c; green onions. 10® 15c dryv af! on qunhty ami r;«nnot g-t better p;. • dealers confirm that they are unable • t root tf I work anywhere, no un»t;»r how muoh ,5.00; old wethers, ,4.75: grain fed dozen. PORTLAND MARKET < REPORT. to confirm orders, even at the ad lambs. ,6.50; ewes. ,4.35@4.75. HONEY — New. ,3.75 per case. W© finish plate FOR RENT Good, comfortable 8- vance. It is claimed that the selling bri.ige work for o BEAN® -Small white 4 l-2c; CALVES—Best. ,8.00: ordinary. rootn house with electric light, city or-town Latrons 11 Portland. Or., Jan. 18.—One of] agency of the association is power ,7.00: poor. ,3.00@4.50. one ff .. large white, ,4.40; pink, ,6.50; bay water snd bath; two blocks from the features of the hop market at I less to contract for delivery without Painb'M oxtra<ti> , ou, ,6.25; Limas, ,5.80; reds. ,6.25. fr v« vb - , ... - Portland Market Quotations postoffice. Address Blain H. Ho this time is the revival of interest in asking each grower, therefore it is uriugu woi k i« oiuor- Meats and Provisions Hops. Wool and Hides vel over 550 Willamette street, old stock. There is still a good deal I unable to do business as It should. Consu.,. on f:ee. FRESH BEEF—Wholesale slaugh HOPS—Contracts 1911 crop. Onions are quoted firm along Molv Crowns $5.CO Eugene. Oregon. __________ tf of demand for hops that, regardless 15c; nominal 1910 crop, choice, 19c: terer’s price: best steers. 10 1-2© Front street with sales of fancy stock 22k Briere Teeth4.|>0 FOR CENT Five-room cottage; of age. are of such quality that they 9 1-2® 10c; best ub: prime to choice. 17 @17 l-2c; 11c; ordinary Gold Filling« 1. C J electric light, gas. city water and can be used by brewers, and with the ! generally at ,2 per cental. price. 16 1-2 @ 17c: medium, 16c: cows. 9 1-2® 10c; ordinary, 8 1-2© Enamel Fillinn 1.00 supply of 1910 growth so near ex Not Enough Poultry Coming. close In. Inquire (’ampbell-Fell- 9c . 1909 growths, 10© 12 l-2c. Silver Filling« .50 mnn Co., Housefurnisher«, or 806 haustion on the coast, dealers are! DRESSED MEATS—Front street With practically nothing carried WOOl..—Nominal. 1910, Willam Good Rubber naturally turning to 1909s and over from last week and receipts to ette valley. 18 1-2 @ 19c; eastern Or-i hogs, fancy. 12c lb; ordinary 10 1-2; Platea Pearl street, corner 13th. tf 5.C0 Best Red Rubber _ _ 1908s and as a rule paying good) I heavy 9@10c; veals, extra. 15c; Flatea 7.59 FDR RENT Good modern bouse In prices for these products. For the date this week very light, the poultry egon. 13 @ 17c. r 14 l-2c; poor. 12c: extra market today showed a very decided SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 10@ 25cl ordinary Painles* Extr ’ tion .50 \«trv desirable location 2 block’ best 1909 hops available 12 to 13 7@10c; spring lambs, 11 l-2c; ' ■K«T METHODS west of Willamette st. Address Box cents is freely offered, and a number ly strong tone. The high prices rul each; short wool, 25 @ 50c; medium large All work fully Kuarant*»e<l for fifteen yearn» 14, Eugene. Oregon tf of purchases at the prices named are ing on hens, chickens and ducks at wool. 50c@,1.00 each: long wool, yearling lambs, 7 3-4 c: mutton, 8c; uoats 2 @ 3c. the close Saturday, were readily ob 75c@,1.25 each. inc. FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur reported to have been made within tainable, but no further advances LARD—Kettle loaf, 5s, 13 7-8c TALLOW—Prime, per lb.. 5c; No Painless Dentists nished rooms. Hall block, 67 East the past few days. per lb.; steam rendered, 5s, 12 7-8c were reported. The outlook Is for a 3 and grease, 2@2%c. fillln« BslldlRX Third and Waahi»(ton SO»TLA80. BRE. For choice 1908s 18 to 18 1-2! moderate poultry supply all the '■th street Enquire at Room 5. CHITTIM BARK—1909, nominal. per lb.; compound. 5«, 11 7-8c par Otne,s.sr, II MU S r/k I lol Second floor:; also storage of all cents la said to be readily obtainable, week. pound. 5c: 1910. 4*4e. kinds nt mv warehouse, across but growers having such hops are Groceriea, Nuts. Etc. HIDES—Dry hides. 15>4@16>4c For choice country dressed veal from S P. freight depot. Geo. T. not selling at all freely, many of j and pork the demand was such as to lb.; green. 6'4@7'4c; bulls, green, SUGAR—Cube, ,6.40: powdered, Hall _________________ * them holding for 20 cents. As a re take all offerings at the range lasrr salt, 5c lb.; kips. 6%@7%c; calves, ,5.50: fruit or berry, ,5.50: dry granulated, ,5.50; D yellow, ,4.80; was a fair Inquiry green, 12 @ 13c lb. FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms, sult, buyers turn to the old growths Quoted, nnd th MOHAIR—Nominal. 1910, 30@32 beet. ,5.30: Federal Fruberry, 5c partly furnished. and garden wherever anything of quality is to be also fpr neo«' .trade beef, at 7 to 8 r ntr per rm'r.d. :ents. less than fruit or berry. ground. Call at 617 Alder street, found. of our Straight Kentucky Whiskey It was reported today that the Pin Butter, Eggs and Poultry . ;s h ’id without change from RICE—Imported Japan No. 1, 4 tf will be sent /rt* to the first man in cits lot of 350 bales, which suffered the last quotations. Dealers report BUTTER—Extra creamery, cubes l-2@5c: " No. 2.. 4c; New Orleans, FOR RENT Furnished rooms for damage through flood in the ware — '- •f;’-. rc-.'lpt» I * locals, but the and tubs, 35c; store, 22©23c: east head. 6 3-4 © 7c; Creole, o l-4c. your locality »ending us 25 names. housekeeping nt 156 West Fourth house across the river from Indepen trede U f.lrly well anppHed with Cal- ern prints, 28 ©31c: California. 33c: SALT—Coarse—Half ground 100a Foor full quart» KUTUCKT street, three blocks from the ca dence in January of last year, Is to ornla and Easter;; stock. With Extra packing is extra for local but ,8.50 per ton: 50s. ,9.00; table ■Olt WNISKtT (Two stamped) *T line. Bnqulra at that number t bo sold nt auction by Klaber, Wolf. warmer i eather egg prices are ex ter. bales ,2.26; extra fine barrels. 2s. So o4»«r mall ociar bouaa baa an aqwal to IX. ,4.00@,5.00; lump BUTTER FAT—F. o. b. Portland, 5s and 10s, FOR RENT OR SALE -b-room * Netter In the near future. What pected to gravitate. rock. ,20.50 per ton. Pour fall quarte of PIRH6TI0N $3 Th< ;e . as no developments of par- per lb.. 32 @ 34c. house, barn, chicken house; good these hops will bring in the auction POULTRY—Fancy hens. 19© 20c deep well, large yard fruit trees. market Is a matter of conjecture. It tlculai i.itereet in tha batter market. Word has been received here of 54 5 West 6th street. Hee owner. E. Is claimed that while damaged by Local creamery men reported cur per lb: mixed, 18c: broilers, 25c: water, they were not altogether rent mak” working cif well at going old roosters. 15c; young. 18©19c; the death of Mrs. J. L. Bowman, wife L. r*wls. 765 W 6th street. prices, but th*' weakness cf the mar live ducks, young. 22c; dressed, 25c; of the owner of the Brownsville GOOD BOARD—Wltl or without a ruined. A few contracts on the 1911 crop kets on outside and Eastern atock is turkeys, alive. 22c; dressed, 25e; Woolen Mill store here, which occur- clean, warm, comfortably furnish red at Hood River yeeterday. The ed room Home »urroundlng» In at prices around IS cents are report daily becoming more apparent, and pigeons. ,2 dosen. be held In Portland to- EGGS—Extra local. 36 ©-87c; funeral ■ will a ai <t. private family. Rsfsr.aea» ed to have been drawn this week, but this beyond doubt will In the near > „tha-a-* ,M TvaMth. M to data not much bualneaa tn thia future affect the local creamery m*r- Na. 1. He. No. I, Ila; aaatara tart. morrow. Cockerline (Sb Wetherbee ASYLUM SUE RELOCATED THEVERY33 Wise Dental Co., A QUABTBOTTLE^ r
