The Twice-a week guard., March 02, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

WEEKLY REPORT
OF EUGENE MARKEl
THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD, THUR3DAV, MARCH, 2, 1911
FIVE
MELBA, DUCHESS, CLARK’S AND KAYSER HOSE FOR WOMEN, ECONOMY. VICTORY. CLARK'S, RUGBY AND RAWHIDE HOSE FOR THE GIRLS
ANO BOYS. FINE ALL-SILK. LISLE AND CASHMEHL HOSE FOR INFANTS. SHAWKNIT HOSE IN A GOOD VARIETY. MUNSING UNDERWEAR
CUIH11» Barb
«Ve».
'.Vuol -»*’•
I’onltry. Egg.. Kic.
vest«
r’"U Udvlees ,riH elverl
gjggp —I'er dozen. 17<t.
1 ’ I< • » Hall madi
B.iii y ll'ittei
Per roll, 5 5
---- ,d ri
60. t „
P’Ycr» I’er pound, 150 Is.
t for Har rnniento at
13 , f eiitg f,
<>i
the
first
two
year»
I'.o» Per p-’und. 13<P ,.
fth<l *4 < i tila • I or th«« third v<*ur.
Fruita. Vegeiebl«., ki<
Nuiinp J Muthet I» Firmer.'
T < latoeb- 2 1 bo.
I llf> UOIINt sugar
I
<1 rn.ue—Fer «WL, |3 IB '»■’
-.o
•rant •<• ? //, r.? tnadf, th-veiamltì not be ;o!d by
to i .I i m ’ f ir IH lie ninrki’t in boxln**
lernen» ♦ 4 4 • OO,
•<0.
bttii “*
*
Oi»ug',r ♦ ! 50.
until a h'Zv
Llicatnck Matkag.
; •
Ge»d <’<»♦
2 0 4
(•ronton *‘..w»
<f 3^
gtw » 4 0 2c.
< >
’
,”"¡.1.» in CKUfomu
i F'blni.i dicraod, under lit,
i.ir’i ne'h Jlest Stoic, üdH-ñíU Willamette Street,
"KdiiK theins.-Iv.K H„ Hlul lln
;' ¿ ' rìiOTln
mail ui your order».
imiiiida, 7 <iv 10.
'' y udvaiu, mr,v |„. |„„k,.,| f<l|.
Mutton On
“ font 3 •' ».
'•»> « r.uued MHk |.rl,„ I
i
Hog»— <>n foot. 1 ' . ups 14
»III1U .harp decline» In Hr,, mu-
lie f»re««<x1, • 14 <9 1 10 a.
«cd
nt*' milk traili» m«. expretnd by j(>b-
Lamba i 4 >4 0 5<i
to b<> announced In a f,.w ,f„yH
Grain »nd LecvJ,
w J ’ ban
«rnatlon milk has been maintained
Valley
I I
at th« old pr|< „ ,,f H , 15 , „
,ir
Flour- ♦ 5 75.
a , CMe,
tb« rvdme.i pm,. ,,f r! h-, (>u |,|(JU|.|
Wheal Per bu»h«|, 75 0 R <1,
— ......... r
|L7. on Huttcrriip. It I« b<-
Brun - Per ton. 224 Qu
Ileved th., f-arnstlon puop’fo will’ uac - I
1 çj
**J’ ■
.Mlvil Feed — Per ton, f JI.Off,
'll” lower quotiilloiia of their com-
Short» P«r ton. 231.
piHitom.
|tl
baled II.
;>r'
I *’*»••«* In l
l*rf»<hicr Slow
'»/J
Hulled Harley
130.
h ,2 i not particularly active
I*.'!.*.:
Oat
Per bushel, 15 jj 4%
In the ft nit and v< ¡.«■t.li>|1. in,,, y.-ster-
day. Them wtis a fair supply hi all
POUT I.AND MARKET REPORT
truck lines, but
retailer's
wants
Portland, fir.. Mar. h Î
Ch«e»r -HWtlied to bi- filled, A ear of cub-
Tir the tfnie nppi<ar. to In- th« a. ak bag« arrlvnd In th « forenoon.
Portland Livestiwk Market.
fraiure >»f th« dairy produce market.
Following Is tho general range of
In a g«n«ral way new make I« s<.|||ng
it I . '» rent», though «hading I. n valrn-s In effect lu tho North Port­
ported In »onto quarter», while .tor-l land yards.
<’ATTI.E Grain fed st
♦ 6.80;
lag« rheeae I» going for whatever
prlcn d. nlera find It possible to ob- ¡ best liny fed steen ♦ 6 .0 'if 6.80;
fumy
2*1.00;
cows
lust.
25.50
4i
tsin Thl» wa« quoted In n nominal
way at 14 to 14 5» cent» today, but! 80; ordlnnry 25 2 ; poor, 24.00 41
-torace stock ......
at even ■ lower 4 25; stags and hulls, 23.00 44 5.00.
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litttiS Beat lights, 28.7 5; ordln-
re said to hav<> been made
ary. 28.40 4| 8.50; heavy 24.00 44’
'kt on the const nro nvl
HHEEP Hr nt yearling wethers.
’tn«whut irríMití'r (han;
‘Be of the •« fiRon, mid I 1 11 ’’» » 'll’ 4.75; old Wither«, ♦ 4.50 44
4 ♦*(); Kralnn fed lamb*. ♦ 5.00 44
t ost Ion In tho E uh I I a 1
I
til Iras fiiVorMbl«’.
hi' ' ’ ’ ®W< . >2.60 1 : 3 25«
CALVES llitt. >8.00; ordinary
‘•t. «ecnrUIng to cur-
We are not willing to sell any guaranteed
i.yrl». there are »till ini- I7.00J poor, |3.u0 (<i 4.50.
except tbe best. We have investigated
li'S of «Id i h,H»po tn'
•
meet
every
all
l’ort lumi Murk< l Quotation»
in< «:
'.’«T’ulator» there have! IIOI’S Contrarta 1911 < rops 15c!
Ils with evary
«» fuit a. they were' nominal:
i
1911> crop, cholc« 18 4t I
•oLLdenco that beginning tomorrew
• first of the year. t ho I8tkc; prim« to cholce, 18c; prime,1
we offer them to the puoiic.
r
gradually ttlrlng I7lfcc; medium, 16 0 16 ',»c; 1909
Hundreds oi families vrhn read this ad­
I growth» 13c.
i
vertisement are not fully satisfied with the
* •
ri Tir rurreot inabi­
WOlHe- Normal. 1910.
Willam-
v.cari;.^ quality cf their hosiery. Either it is
i
• working off in li sat • Ito «alloy, 1K Vi« 44 19c; eastern Or-
ordinary ’’guaranteed” hosiery, coarsely
* «y, bot (he supply of thin • gon. 13 0 17c.
made an ! nnished« or the more expensive
» time of th«r year naturally
SHMPHKIX«— Shearing,
100 ,
brands su’d without ar.y guarantee that itw .il f I
brill b® IlmHril for nono* werka to 22c each short wool. 25050c; mo- I
v.car a w<ek, a month cr a day.
■ ntri'1
<*o«Mt production will »H om * dlum wool. 60c 4y 2 11 each; long
To rurh pen;!n ne rx '• 1 a pre < ? invitation to call at our store
MMRA hi<re*a m « In Mfir< h. but will not wool, 75c 'n 21.35 each. *
—tbe latest refinement in
th week an<i t' .iin .e
be hiiivy until «onto Unto In April.
TALLOW Prim«, per lb..
hosic; y.
D'-ilcrs inoantlnto l”ok for tho ntnrk- No 3 » ”1 (»MM, - 0 •' '■
- •, v. meh, c 5
an ! hoy«. They ire differ­
t to >lrng along at or near preaent
CNITT1M BARK—1909, nominal,
ent froi i tiic d u-y bo ¡cry in fevcralways th’t count for extra •v.-eur
rices until that time. Development» 5c. 1 » . 0. 4 %c.
taint. The makers issus a tigned a.-d registered guarantee with
h<ii will depend upon the extent lo
HIDES—Dry hides. 1516 016^0
eu -y box that r ~~'A* w ill ¡-i.c i.-’i factory wear f r four months.
hli h storage »tiH-ka clean up.
lb.; green. »HO'Hc: bulls, green,
*1 hi
• ntec
i’ ; is
i ¡ i c
cd bj’ our elves and means jrit what it says—
In tbe butter market a very slmll- ■alt. 2c lb ; kips, 6'» 0 7 He; calves,
new hosiery if t'?. ley
«ails to give etaipendy satisfactory wear.
r situation prevails. Tim demand green, 120 13« per lb.
T
iSiff.r
Ir
uihrk f
dither brand, is in the extreme
fresh local butter continue» nuf-
Rutter, Hags ami I'onltrv
c.rrc a:.d
d am,
ror/rirxec that the makers have put into it. Such quality has
nt to absorb all offerings. No
MOIIAHt
Nominal; 1910, 30c.
rever i retofore !•<■.:> pvt into any hosiery at 25 cents. The finish is
Z -
at-rlal »urplus was r<-port«<| tn any I'.t'l ll'li
1'ifi.i tfMRMfy, cubes
c ;v I I ts every way to the finest hoaiery sold. The threads are exceptionally
arter today.
Storage butter, on and tubes. 31c; prints; 32 0 34c;
Jr - / *; *
v. 11 r- cn c d carry an unur al amount of textile strength. The weave is
other hand. w«< plentiful »■ •i«'i «1 storage 20c; ■ astern prints, 13 nt
ex©
;
’
ijnal'y
close
meshed
and
the
"feel
”
irs
soft
and
resilient
like
fine
silk.
and th« market was »<nk In tone 25c: California. 30c.
A special feature is the dyeing. The celebrated
e nbnndnm n of outside ntsko will
Bt'T'l Kit FAT F. O. 11. Portland
— *
IT*ir’r.f.'r. r used in coloring this hosiery gives per-
all probability force another de­ per pound. 32 0 4 0c.
maner.t Ju ‘re without injuring or hardening the fabric
in butter prices early In the POULTRY Fancy hens. 2 1 0 22c ¡
Vk
and will not change or crock or loose its lustre in
ng month
c
;
geeee,
I
mixed. 21c lb: broilers. 25
Eut- Htcatly, Poultry l irtn
121» Q 13c: live young duck«, 22 it
»Nt'<> ~N
r’7~v-<hy.f«X'' comes in a beautiful variety of
Th« • hangv In the weather ti e past 23c. turk'va alive. 2<>c dree sed, 22
» m «< - J
■'
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tea. W
e glad to sell it
w days has to some extent st< nd 44 23c; pigeon», 22 doien.
i
and r!.-.d t rv< mmend it as unque't’onably the best
the egg maiki l. but despite the
e O
tn faney full
' -V«'
value of any hosiery at or near the pu.e.
Ight Improvement hi the demand cream, tr plrt. and <lai«le». 150 15-
he supply la »(III large and steadily l-2< . young Anirclcaa. ................
16 1116 l-2c
to»Ing.
present prl
hold staraga flats. i3’> 014c.
the end of the week, lint a further
EGGS Local extras, 20 0 He;
line not ’or< e hem e is considered 'eastern fresit. 2<>c.
vltable. Dealers quoted 2<> to 21
Grain. Flour, Hay, Etc.
nts on fresh locals today.
track dellv-
WHEAT Nominal.
Poultry supplies were short of re- cry Club, 77 <r 79; blucstcm. 80 0
uirementa, and for fancy inns and 82c; forty-ofld. 79 4t Stic; Wlllamet-
b kens 2f centa was readily obtatn- t« valley. 7Ke; red Russlan, 77 0
Tho outlook Is for a firm 78c; Turkey red. 79 4t 80c.
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3=-------------------------------- l-’zrr-.-.— ■..-•tTT-s-r-
—■—3?
Ury market throughout the week.
BARLEY Producer's price- 1910
The feature In cotiritry dressed
rolled,
Feed. 233.00 <1
23. 50;
Come in the store any dey thU week and examine this best of all
ata wa« nn easier feeling on veal, «25.00; brewing. 225.00.
guaranteed hosiery. Take home a box on trial and test them out You
■alers quoted 12’» and 13 cents
MILLSTIFFS Selling
price—
have four months to determine to your satisfaction that they are all we
lly on the he«t and reported Bran. 220.00 4r 21.00; middlings,
claim for them and you are protected by the printed guarantee ticket in
much Inferior
stuff
coming 221 00 0'23.00; shorts, 222.U0 «p
the box. Get fygMe-Ac»» for the boys. That will be a good test
’
k holds with n fair degree of, 24.00; chop. 219.00 (< O 25.00.
at 11 to 11 '» cents.
OATH Nominal producer»’ prfco
I'rult Trade 4'oiitlnue« Good.
- track. No. 1 white, »27 0 27.50;
Manufacturers of Seamless Hosiory
Front-street dealers reported n gray 226 50.
ir movement In both oranges and
HAY Producers’ price. 1910—
Chattanooga, Tennessee
on both of which price« weri'l Valley timothy, fancy. 218; ordinary
II maintained. I.ntc advice» from' 2160 17: eastern Oregon. 2)9020;
*-—»
'II1-.
Houth «aid that rain wa» still fal mixed. 216 0 17;. clover. No. 1, 211;
K 111 »otiio of the orange ilistrlcts wheut. 212. cheat. 2124115: alfal.
HH to Interfere with the giitherllig I fa. 212 012.50, oats, 213014.
‘»y
»hipping of the fruit
Local I
Flour Ohl crop, patents. 24.95;
»• however arc adequate for the Willamette. 25 per barrel; local
ortag<>. Quotation» rung« from 22 straight, 23 85 fci 4 55:bakers. 24.55
1
♦ 2.50 a box.
d 495; export grade», 23.60: gra­
>. r 1
•• ;•
1
sack,
In th« apple market flic trend of ham,
,ianJi 1» nll
< «, »4.60; rye, 25.75;
Js
I uom 1» »lightly upward, cupei tally bale», 23 15.
w** I
' fancy stock which I» becoming
BEANS—Small
white.
21.25;
• • i
•
arie. Tho ordinary grade« are large white 24.25; pink. 26.75; ba­
ng generally at la«t week's prices you. 25.90: Limas. 27.10; red». 26.25
Bl
L,a
i
HONEY
New . 2 3.75 per case.
the supply all around I» bo I loved
F'niitn and Vegetable»
!»• none too heavy for the t olistint-
POTATOES Best. 21 50 01. .65;
demand during the remainder of
second«. 21 -54i 1.40; sweets. 23.75.
25 to 22.00.
FRESH
FRUIT Oranges —New
The llop Market.
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l’or th«« first lime «Ime tho cur- uvei«, 21.75 it 2 50 box;, lutunsas. ue
| vor of paving several miles of streets)
t season opened, the closing day» lb; lemons. 23.50 4l 4.00; _grapo green onions, 20c per dozen; peppers,
the month just passed failed to ........
fruit *2.22:
23.25: pineapples 6c0 7o lb; bell 20c lb.
this year, and if the wishes of the
SQUIRRELS, SAGE RATS
any activity In the hop market. tangerhx«. 21 6501.75.
council in the matter are carried out,
ONIONS 22.50 ® 2.65; garlic, 7
PRAIRIE DOGS andg OPHERS
VEGETARLOS - New turnips. 21-
this work alone will mean the ex-
demand has almost censed and
if 8c per lb.
—
ARE ALL DESTROYED BY
25;
beets.
$1.25;
earrots.
11.25
per
)
penditura
of
several
hundred
thou
­
r« aro but few offering of any...., ____ _ ,
APPLES—21.00 0 22.00.
<1. A block of about 100 halon of sack; cabbngo 2 >0 per centi, toma­
sand dollars. In addition to the pave­
Meats, Flail and Pre.islo»»
io» was «old out of a local deal- toea, Mexican. 22.00 per box.bcaens,
ment, there will be a lot of cement
FRESH BEEF—Wholesale slatl-
I curbing and sidewalk work complet-
» stock yesterday, and n »inali lot, 14c per lb; horseradish, 8 0 10c; gheter's prises:
Best steers 10 0
) ed during the year.
THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD
ghters’ price; best »tears. 100 10’.»C
Work will soon begin on the new
ordinary. lO’^c; best cows, 9@9%c(
REQUIRES
NO MIXING OR PREPARATION'
I Commercial club building to be erect­
ordinary 9c.
ALWAYS READY FOR USE
ed by Bonnett Bros., and the Elks
DRESSED MEATS Front street
"
ALWAYS RELIABLE
i will probably got their five- or six-
hogs faney. 11 % di 12c per lb; or­
NO OTHCR 13 80 COOP NOR MADE WITH SUCH GREAT CARS
I story block at tho corner of Sixth
dinary 10'i 0 lie lb; heavy 9%c; 4011; _ ..
sucetssrvuv ustu by eo.ooo a««in aaowtss is mo. wm « n tou buy . »«■•«• tmc star.
! and Olive streets stnrted this sum-
veals. extra, 13 1»; ordinary 13c; I
-1
OCT TH« ■ WOOOURK SRANO." BOH« 1 «ACK I r HOT A« CLAtMCO.
lo
­
Construction
work,
involving
a
' mer. There are other blocks In con-1
poor, lie; spring lamb. 10c; mutton
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HOYT CHEMICAL CO., »ORTLass, Oaisaw
6 it
6 0 7c; goats. 2 (ii>3c; beef,
I.
“ 9c.1 tai of several million dollars. is a temptation, besides hundreds of res-,
LARD—Kettle leaf. 5s. 12%c P°r, part of the innustrlaf program In and idencea in all parts of the c’*y.
Mitch Kailvoad lV«»rk
lb; steam rendered, 5s, 11 •%c per “’ around Eugene for 1911.
Already
Extension of the Oregon Electric'
Chi.lComultiol 1’hy.ici.n to tbe Inv.lM.
.„d
compound. 5«. I I 6Z. c per lb.
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navo » been awarded and from Salem to Eugeno this year is
Is the Pacific Great Western, with of- big factor in tbfl prosperity af the
Ricwl Inititute at Buffalo, a hook of KMI- ■ i P <
«fndin4 21 onc-cent
HAMS. BACON, ETC
Hams. 18- 1 I contracts
{or ifa are
A s«gs in
2 • « course of consuinma-
I W»'«v
projects
assured by lohn F. Stevens, head of|flees in Eugene, which declares that city.
14 41> 17c; breakfast bacon. IS
over 700 illustration», 1«
French Cloth hindmg for 31 .tamps,
......
* all the»'- facta before ns. It
With
picnics, 1 tlon for Improvements to cost over a the I Hill railway lines In Oregon. Thl» I ff will soon begin the construction of!
30c; boiled hant, 24 0 2
•t.mp» to cover co.t of
•"?’ r’J ,| Doctor Houk were sold in cloth
e wilt
will be the blagest
biggest thing
thine for'
for'o a railroad from thin
th;« ritv
_ be
city tn
to ti.to
tide wa- is e .stty seen that thia vaur will
ll’»e; cottage roll, 16c per lb; re­ million dollars, and it is expected alone
Over 6H0.000 copie. of
Aft.rw.rd., one .nd . half million copie»
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a 1 it-- biatory of Ku-
2>mdta< et raguler price ’>f J«-»’- A’ r
.jgt0 revi«d edition i. now ready
gular short clears, stocked, 16c; that railway construction, the new Eugene that has ever happen»!. Then 1 ter on tjie Sluslaw. If work on all '
—~ bright prospects
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■ Jor
—1 these
___ - lines
____ _ is - begun this _____
year, it wtii gen«. tbe queen city Of the Willam-
were given away a. •b“ve’ A n*w;
... «()ne Addre«. Woai o’e Dia­
backs smoked, 16c; pickled togues, gas plant and many miles of main ex­ there are t very
tensions. the now miinii ipal lighting the extension of the Portland, Ett- u
ler mailing. Better .end N^W, befora a
2
Prorident, Buffalo, N. Y.
...... the. spending
..........
__ > ette valley.
mosn
of several m iillou
75c per lb.
syateni, the 1’nlveralty buildings and gene A Eastern railway front this zJ.xll.xT'a
5 tv fk-io
i r» ? n i t v fnr
dollars in
thia v vicinity
for tins urnrk
work
rxxtA.Y M sdical A ssociation , K. V. nercc,
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other projects will bring the total city to Corvallis.
The purchase of, alone.
DR. FIERCE’» FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
II. M. Perry, formerly of Creswell, to a sum little dreamed of by the tho Corvallis & Alsea by this cotn-:
.
-|
e married r
Gas and Electric Plants
now employed In Portland was in city’s most optimistic booster.
THE ONE REMEDY for woman’s peculiar ailment, goo
_ puny
_ indicates
___ ______
__
more ______
than _______
anything
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'«inf
Not
tbe
least
tong
’
.
hese
big
en
­
Eugene today.
that it. maker, ar. not afraid to print on its outs.de wrapper tta
Aside from the rallwnx and build-, else that the line will be onstruct" terprisas U tba it of
.. tho
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________
...
Oregon
Power'
lion, and Mrs. R. A. Booth w-nt Ing projects, the city will In all prob-'
Eugene.
March
1,
1911,
at 2:<B>
In
_____________
_____ tiou nt the*
i. ed.
.
| here
also _ good _ prospects .......
company
in tbe onstrut
every ingredient. No Seercts-No Deception.
...... are
j
to their fumi at Yoncalla this after- ability spend many thousand; of dol­ for an early
beginning of work on thp big gas'plant iu I-ngine ami
m. , Herma ®. Kngel and Cordelia
P
THE ONE REMEDY for women which cuntein. no alco o an
noon on a hunt.
lars this year on street paving, The Lane County Asset company's elec-lfrjc plant in ApringflaM.
r tils work Marla Fo.w , both of Fall Creek.
Mrs. Walter Boone took the after- councjl
•• hobit forraM druis. Made from »-th. -edKin.l forest root.
last .. night
pas:
-------- at Jts meeting
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—'«- trie line from Eugene to tho coast alone I f ¡ostlng bell up ititn ....
the hno-. Rï,v H. N dptpt oftklgtlng. Thay
noun trnlu today for Goshen.
vd a resolution declaring Itself iu fa- and there is still another conipauy, (liea m tm au'S of d- .>u3 uud is a,w,u ,,ve U
of well e.tabli.teed curative velue.
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Tiie Morran & Washburn Store
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WEEK
At this Store
1
Chattanooga Knitting Mills
1
L
e Give Away
Absolutely Free of Cost
BRIGHT PROSPECT
FRO EUGENE
THIS YEAR
WOODLARK SQUIRREL POISON;
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