JVe can't tell you how good
E-C Corn Flakes are. There
aren't any words to just exactly
describe their delicious goodness,
their dainty crisp
ness. No other flaked
corn food is so tasty,
so appetizing, so
satisfying. Eat E-G
just once and you'll
say so, too.
Why eat ordinary corn flakes?
E-C costs no more.
gg-OSee Cereal Co.,
Chicago
Largest Manufacturer! of FUVed Cereal
food In the World.
FOR SALE
City Properties
No. 101 lot, 60I60 tout. Price,
No. 12. ri-rmim house Went Sixth
trent; lot 116 2-aslGO fut. I'rlce
aooo.
No. HO 3 lota In Oromi addition.
I'rloa :.Sr.
No. H Lot on 'North J.wr!nce
street, l'rlcti,. aan.
No. 43 Now limine and burn, Wont
Ninth atroot.- I'rlco, .(MK).
Out) aero lu lllalr addition. I'rlco,
fKMI. :
No. 60 Olio block woHtnrn piirt of
Kiikoiio, near Kloviinth atruul. I'rlco,
2KJ(l.
No. 73 Two full-aland lota Kimt
Kunanu. I'rlco, $7no.
No. 75 Now 7-rooin Iioiiho on
paved atri'xl; aim of lot 110 4-5x1110;
Tory find locution. I'll, $17511.
No. 79 7-rcHiin houtto. plaHtoreil;
Hood wull; burn; Homo fruit. I 'rice,
2100.
No. 8 48 Iota Went Ninth atrool;
$1100, 01200, I turn each.
No. 87 Ni'W ri-room house.; K'd
barn; two niifliilaluul rooma up
talra. I'rlco, :I(MMI.
No. 89 l,ola 0. 7, 8, woat part of
town. I'rlce, $050.
Whole block on CoIIc-ko 11111.
I'rlco, $1 too.
Farm Lands
No. 3 1!4 acrea itooil land four
mlloa from Kimono. $75 'r m,
No. 4 10 acn gai'lonland; ono
aot to clicnicH. oIkUI plow land; four-
OREGON H9P
CROP NOT SO LARGE
AS LAST YEAR
GUARD'S FINE
PREMIUM MAPS
HAVE ARRIVED
M.tXV (iKOWKKS n.OVKI THKIlt
VAItllS I I' THKItK AUK AIMU'T
20,1)00 ACItKS THIS VKAIt COM.
I'AHKI) WITH U'J.OOO ACItKS
I, A ST VKAIt
(Oreon Dally Journal.)
In OrbKon are growing at the pres
ent time about 20,000 acrea of hops
compared with gome 32.000 acres a
year ago. In all It la figured now
that about 7500 acrea were entirely
plowed up t h Ik year and 4500 acreB
not cultivated. Of the remaining
20,000' acres If is estimated that 13,-
uuu acres received ordinary culture
and that 7000 acrea received merely;
a scratch of the plow here and there.
l-nder ordinary conditions the hop T T T tttti-tti-t
yards of Oregon will average about
four and a half hales to I he acre,
some not going more than four bales
The Guard has received a
large shipment of it fine
premium wall charl3, consist
ing of the latest map of Ore
gon, of the United States and
foreign countries. These
charts are nicely mounted,
lltho. -splied on heavy var
nished paper, and contain as
much valuable Information aa
an ordinary atlas.
All aubscrlbers of the Dally
Guard, served by carrier,
who pay 12.50 for six months
In advance, get one of these
map-charts free.
All mall subscribers of the
Daily Guard who pay 13.00
(special offer), for one year
In advance, are entitled to
the premium as well as Week
ly Guard subscribers who pay
a year In advance.
Call and see thtra.
Illtfil.N H'OIIK OX
AI.IIA.NV'S CAK J-INK
room house, woodshed, barn; fencod
chicken tight; 5 mile out. I'rlce
$2250.
No. i 00 acrea near Oreawell; 60.
In cultivation; good 7-rouin house;
good fencing: young orchard of 50
trees; enough timber for firewood.
I'rlce, $41900.
No. 7 341 acrea below Coburg;
house and barn and outbuildings;
crop goes with the place; V4 down,
bulance on time. I'rlce, $10,00.
No. 9 286 88-100 acrea, pasture
and hayland. I'rlco, $22 per acre.
No. 23354 acres near Coburg:
thla la a fine grain farm; very fine
farm house; barn not so good. I'rlco,
$50 mt iicre.
No. 30 195 acrea near Creawoll
I'rlce, $20 kt acre.
No. 32 244 acrea three miles
from Kugeno; good bouse of eight
rooma; 40 tioros lu cultivation, bal
ance In pnstiire and timber; water
piped to house; subject to lease Oc
tober 1. 1900. I'rlce, $5000.
No. 35 flS ncres on McKetulo;
fine pasture land. I'rlce, $OIHO.
No. 37 100 acres west 8 miles;
house and barn. I'rlce, !! mt acre.
No. 51 442 77-100 acrea 8 miles
south of HrowiiHYlllo; good eight
room liituse; two cattle barns; one
goat house; hotf bouse; chicken and
wood houseB: wugou shed; water
piped to house; plenty of fruit: 40
acres lu cultivation. I'rlce, $5000.
No. 03 50 acres of Umber, suita
ble for wood ranch. Price, $1250.
No. 70 280 acres north of Junc
tion; 175 acres In cultivation; bal
ance In timber and pasture; all fenc
ed; old orchard; eight-room bouse;
blacksmith alio pand tools; 100 bend
of sheep; running wilier. I'rlco, $:t5
Iter acre.
while ottiers will run five bales or
better. In normal years the present
acreage would call for a crop of ap
proximately 100,000 bales, but this
year the Indications are for a less production.
Itel Spider Kntlier I'leiitlfiil
While In the list of stations noted
red spider Is mentioned In but few
localitU-8, the fact Is that practically
all sections show ravages of the in
sect, while lu some sections the dam
age is quite heavy.
While aome growers do not agree
with this statement. It looks as If the
red spider Is the cause of the general
ly mixed condition of the crop, al
though the extremely dry season has
considerable to do with causing such
an effect. Take the crop In moat-Bec-ttons
and It will be found that but a
fraction of the hops on each arm la
matured. If picking la started at this
time, It will result therefore in tre
gathering of not only the matured
hops, but likewise the green and un
matured crop.
- ' I'll Unit Should Ho Delayed
While many pickers are at work In
the fields at this time, the delaying
of operations would mean much to
the quality. Whllo ralna might re
sult In mold later on, the gathering
of the crop now would rause a large
amount of unmntured stock to he put
on the market and with the price of
best hops below the actual cost of
production. It la doubtful If the un
matured stock would pay for the bal
ing, still less provde funds for the
carrying on of the harvest.
1'riictlcnlly a majority of the hop
growers of Oregon are undecided at
the moment as to whether they will
gather their l'.iliN crop or not. Much
depends upon whether the short sell
era ran get more bullish news Into
circulation, Ihua putting n false as
pect upon the market values and
thereby forcing the growers to gnther
an unprofitable crop.
Whllo ninny growers have suffi
cient funds to carry on the harvest
without calling upon tho bunkers for
loans, most of the growers are not In
this position on account of reverses
they have met with In bile years. It
la the failure of these helpless grow
ers which will pull down the total
production this year to a considers
lilo extent. Had lust year's acreage,
with this year's additional acreage,
been properly cultivated und gather
ed this season there Is little doubt
I hat Oregon would have come to the
front for 1908 with upward of 200,
(100 bales.
Picking Price Cause of Dissension
A. Welch arrived from Eugene this
morning, and Mr. llershburg Is e
Vected. It was announced today that
wi.ik would begin on the construction
of trm Klrst and Lyon street line nevt
Monday and be pushed to a finish.
The company already has two cars
pucrhasfu.
At the city council tonight pei mis
sion wMI be asked to erect trolley
poles along First and Lyon streets.
Democrat.
IImA
m ' "My
WOOD S.WV1XG
Gasoline power, by W W. Moore,
phone Hod 3282. Orders large or
Bmall will be appreciated.
Many Others. Call and See
HOWE & B'OUY
542 Willamette Street
Guardian's Kolo of Krai Property
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, guardian of Henry A. Mil
ler, a minor, will sell at public auc
tion, to the highest bidder, all of the
right: title and Interest of the said
minor,- aald Interest being an undi
vided one-alxth Interest, as an heir-
at-law of W. 8. Miller, deceased. In
the following described real proper
ty: The west half of the northwest
quarter and the northeaat quarter
of the nortbweat quarter of Section
Blx, in TownBhlp Twenty-one, south
of Range Three west, containing 120
acres. In Lane county, Oregon.
Said sale will be held at the hour
of 1 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, the
19th day of September, 1908, at the
southwest door of the Lane county
courthouse, In Eugene, Oregon.
The snld sale will be held by vir
tue of the authority and direction of
the probate court for Lane county,
Oregon, contained In that certain or
der of the aald court dated August
10, 1908, and duly entered of record
In Probate Court Journal Vol. 10, at
pugu 334 thereof.
SABRA E. MILLER,
Guardian of Henry A. Miller, a
Minor.
WALTON & NESS, Attys.
Roberts Bros
..TOGGERY..
Where Men's Clothing and FurnisU
are nanaiea exclusively
Sophomore Suits
Alfred Benjamen Suits
Cluett, Monarch and
Interstate Shirts
Stetson Shoes
Hats, Gloves and Fancy Neckwtf
Southwest Corner of 8th and Willamette Stt!
NOT1CK TO ( ON'TIt ACTORS
AND PKOPKISTY OW.VKltfl
Notice la hereby given that pursu
ant to the terms of Ordinance No.
7 85, passed by tho common council
of tho city of Eugene August Sin,
1908, bids will be received by the
street committee of the common
council in the office of the city re
corder of the city of Eugeno until
7:30 p. m. on Monday. September
nuM'rtrfurplrklnKlhe 19ns('rnpal;ty b(,'Wtin suth ant, aeveuth
In tho oiuirto of much (UsH.Minton
n ii mi UK the Ki'owt-TH. Whllo a IVw
Krowot'M art puyliiK $1 itr hum. rod
pounds, most of thorn are offi-rtiiK
ImiI Mt coins, niul (in thin nrcmuit
thoro Ih a shortimo of pickors to fciuh
r ovou tho h mu II crop produced.
Thus It will ho soon that It Ih n prac
tical liiipoHslhlltty for any ono to cor
rectly ostlutato tho total production
of hops for 1 !M)S at this time.
(Jrowors paying 40 cents a l
claim that lu reality their waos are
up to those nrtVrtiiK $1 per hundred
Btroots from Willamette street to the
alloy east 1G0 foot, in the city of Ku
Rono, by paving the 8a me between
said points with bitullthic, asphalt
or other hard surface pavement in
accordance with pluns and specifica
tions therefor now on file In the of
fice of t!io city recorder.
Hidders are required to state the
price in detail In accordance with the
specifications, and on the form pre
pared by the city enKineer.
Separate contracts will be awarded
to the lowest bidder for the construe-
Our Stock of Irons Is Exhausted
50 MORE ORDERED !
The Special price of $4 will hold for a short time after
their arrival.
In the meantime consult our Illuminating Engineer
for useful current saving ideas in home and store illumi
nation. Pacific Electric Engineering Co.
Machinery, Wiring, Supplies
iKillll. u TTl.'V utut.t hill Ih , nr..
few boxes that range much over 40 , l'vlng mid for the drainage, the
pounds, so taking weight for weight 81,111 Improvement shall be completed
and I'rlce for price, those picking bv!'"hll ninety days from the date of
the box are milking list as much , "'mug me coimaci uicreior
There is an Increasing Dema
For Young Men and Women who have a
PRACTICAL EDUCATION
The Eugene Business Colle
has trained many young men and women
for responsible positions. If you are inter
ested write us for information -:- -:-
Fall Term Opens September 7, li
Send for Catalog. Address
Eugene Business Colle
EUGENE, OREGON
and to he approved by them. An '
approved bond will be required for'
the faithful performance of the con-1
tract. A certified check In a sum!
equal to five per cent of the amount!
bid, payable to J. U. Matlock, Ma-j
yor, is required to accompany each ;
bid, The Street Committee reserves;
the right to reject any and all bids. I
Hy order of the Common Council.1
U. S. RltYSON. Aci'k Recorder.!
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, Sept. 3rd,
lit OS. I
money a those who are picking by
tba pound.
Comltllun of Oit'iftm Hop Crop
West Side
Ueedvllle- Heavy yield; red spl
der.
W itch Uar.el - Heavy.
Cornelius Yards look good.
Murray- Heavy yield f'v leaves
IHIIev Fair to ordinary crop.
(Viol Orchard (.ood leld.
The work to he done under the su
pervision of the street committee and
to be approved hy them. An ap
proved bond will bo required of each
contractor for tho faithful perform
ance of the contract. A certified
(berk In a sum equal to five per
cent T the amount bid. payable to
.1. l. Mattock, Mayor. Is required to
accompany e:uh bid. The street
committee reserves the right to re-
Eugene Poultry Store
Big Saturday Sale of
Live and Dressed Poultry
Our SiturJjy Sales Arc growing in popularity And in order to
meet the denund will have on lund . I.tr$r supply ot live
nd dicssfd poultry. DoN'T lOKGKT OUK NUMKEK.
102 East Ninth Street Shone Main 645
S mt M Yamhill Mixed: iicnoially Ji'ct. any niul nil Mils.
fulr. I Hy order of tho common ciincll.
fntllou -limnl yield: red spUrr. I K. S. UKYSoX.
Si Joe- l.lllle I'llllivnlloli: f;iir. Acting Kecorder
M linn ille - Heavy crop; red sd- Paled at Kuiteno. Oregon, Sept. Mil
der . her d. l'.loS.
Wlllleson lloltolll lands heavv. I
mit; fall; poor cull l at Ion. iNotlce lo t'onli-.-ietois niul l'ioMily
lenv Heavv; clean; lililo foil-! l ncrx.
I .noiu'o is nereny mven tti.it pur
suant lo Hie term of Ordinance No
i"M. pasM-d hy the common council
of the Ciu of Kuiten. August ;lNt.
MtlOv Mils will lie received l.y the
; Street 1'onimitteo of the t'oiincil in
;tlle office of the fily Uecordcr of
the City of Kiisoiu' until T-.m o'c! ck
p. m . on Monday, heptemlier 1It!i.
It'as, for the improvement of Tuolf:!:
street between Lawrence and Jef
ferson streets. In the t'lty of K
sene. hy cradinit and Kravellni; the
same in accordance with the plans
and spe.'iricat ions therefor now on
file in i he oftlce of the City ltec .rd
aue.
I udepeiid.'iiee' -- Mixed; tllerelv
fair
McMiunville Just fa.r; poor cul
, tlva'l n.
j l-'ast Side
j Amoia Mixed; ueneraily fair.
! Hull, y llle Mixed, generally s Hid.
I t'liatinioei; -Kalr.
j Kronen Prairie- Fair.
! Woodluiiii Kalr; poor citltiva-
', Hon
nervals Kalr; mixed: little ciilll
i vat 1011
Sllverton Kalr to ordinary: red
spider
i Salem Mix.,1 badly: partly ripe.
1 Kucciie Mixed; fair vlei.l.
! t)V KKKI.
and Wtllaiv,.
-a!. At IUV,
lie streets.
"T'. Tenth
I'hoiu lied
ti ill I K I Mill S IVtJ
Ih.
H:dd."s are reillilre.l to s'a'e Ihc
ice I n dc;al! ;n ace irdance Willi the
"vt ! i. a : os Separate coif a, :
111 he led to the low .., l,i,l l.
r ! h u: .i !;n c all. I for r ( ,
-t -' The .-.-; - v :.
' ..,.'. v, i-hlp (, .. I
! ! : rH:i (,.; :;ie . . .
' date lei l.llil the cen'.i a. ' -
NOTU'H 'HI X)N Tli.U TOItS I
AMI l'llol'KHTY DYVXKItS;
Notice Is horeny given that piirsu-
ant to the terms of Ordinance Vn
TSti, passed hy the common council
of tho city of ICugene. August 31st,
ISMis. bids will bo received liy the
s;-eet commit toe of the council in
the ofl'eo of tho city recorder of the
ivty of Kugene. until 7:1!0 o'clock )i.
ill. 111. on Monday. September 14th,
r.ms, for the llliproveineul of sev
enth street from Oak street to High
si root in the city of Kiigene, by the
i .instruction of cement eurhing ainiL
I'oth sides of said street ,ir.
by paving the same between
aid p.. Hits with Miuliihic. asphalt
or other hard surface pavement in
accordance with plans and specifica
tions iherefar now on m,. jM nu, ,.
: i. e of t .o city recorder.
Hidders are retiuirod m stat-. the
' ' deiail it: accord. rice w ith
-i-'.;;. aliens, and on the lortn pre
pared l the city engineer.
Separate contracts will be awarded
o the lowest bidder for the cotlstrno
" " "' sai'l curbing; for the paving
and (or the drainage, the said im
provement shall be completed within
ninety das from the date of lof.ins
:lle contract llierefor.
The work lo be done under the su
pervision of tne street committee and
lo be approved by them. An ap
"Mai bend vt ill be ronnir.'d ; ,.;,,.h
. ontra ir (or i .ie faithful perform,
.i.e.' ,,f 'he contract. A . .-r: ifi. .1
' k a sum c.iual to fiv,. ,,, r
'1 ' he atiMiiut bid pa i!' . -,.
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"Dear Old Memphis"
Matinee Siturci .1X7 "X IS TT
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Evening Perlormance 7:
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Livery, Feed, Stage end Sales Sutj
Cabs Always Ready ,
First Class Turnouts of All Descnft
STAT.rV.
M.KRNZ1E STAGE lravfj EuBfn ELV.ENE'rT.W-j:J
il 5:30 a. m. Stairs do not call at A a- s'H'; , - .4
private residfnees but will call for lor Nuf
cggajjt it notitira the day bttort
Livery Phone Main 21
1II up Phone Main 3." or Kartupra
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