Evening, August 21, 1917.,
EUGENE DAILY GUARD
Page Seven.
bis Page Is Lane County's Great MarKet Place for Both Buyer and Seller
iV TODAY
..niwnt person
. HO to w uiv-v
. ..lence unnecessary; no can
! subjects suggested. Send for
rlU National l'rcss Bureau,
BufWo,N.X. . f
"-TtOKENX 4 to 7 room
FornUhed or partly furnish-t5S"-i
desired. About B to 10
A "IL nostofflcc. Write 11. W
l lb. Guard Thura.Sat.t
l-jrrperienced salesman for
F!f,OTi.bings, lady bookkeeper and
Lntf B"m..1 . Department Store.
tell. 022
a hnnflA nnd two
I18 B. m.. S blocks from high
,rTpbone814-R.Mrs. .E. E. Good,
Lo Oak St. .
l-rr.TT. UT.ACK PURSH with
S .ndkey on Ninth or "Willnm
.im, and Key u i
;tte .trcets. Phone 1132-J. a-
oE Corsets. See Mrs. Anna
, ntl for the celebrated Nu-Bonc.
U 085-J. 1820 Lincoln. , 20
CvttCEE WANTED - We want
I t.-j furniture. Cnll us if yon
Et the best price. Greer and Griffus.
156-B.
TLE OR TRADE Harley-Da-r
. ia a uneefl. electric
Lapped.. Anderson-Pierce Garage.
r SALE One SVi Frm wagon. In
nireat Sherman's blacksmith shop.
n Olive St. -'
U SALE Two cash registers. Call
, 901 Willamette St. i none o-. u-
LxTED Wet nurse to furnish part
Feeding. Telephone 7S5-J. tf
"fob sale heal estate
SALE The ldttt St. Meat Market,
if taken at once. Does a
mo buoincss. Call on or write to A.
E. McCclloch, No. 474 Salmon St.,
Portland, Oregon. tf
m SALE 3,23S,000 ft. timber, most-
Iv velluw pine in 12-30-8 Douglas Lo.,
Ore. Might trade. W. R. Young, Walla
Walla, Wash.
HAVE 8 ACRES TO SELL. A good
tome; will consider an outotaobile. J.
I. Langston, Walker, Ore. n23
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
till SALE 5 year old Jersey and
laernsey cow and calf, fresh 4 weeks.
Ml at 1540 Ferry or 1552 Ferry.
a 25
m SALE or will trade for something
can use, one big fine 5 passenger
LMitebell car, one 5-passenger Stod-
ird-Uayton, one 2-cyimder Ileo
tack. J. H. Daniel, 121 Oth Ave. West
tf
tiR SALE Small farm tractor nnd
tatr implements. Address C. W.
Btath, Springfield Route 2. n21
p TRADE Buggy for light wagon.
Address 1004 care Guard. n'-'l
FOR RENT ROOMS
ARIME.N1S LE LUXE Clean,
1, comfortable. Furnished for
poiekeeping. Specinl summer rates
7 week or month. The Bartle Court,
leieoth and Pearl St Phone 1133.
tl
)R RENT Nicely lurnlsheS house
ieeping rooms 1392 Olive . tf
)R RENT unfurnished B rocim flat,
JMern. Jlrs. 11. A. Allen, 1002 Oak
it rhone 705. tf
5H RENT Jiiecly turulsbed "uuuae-
mywf rooms iUUZ UUVe M. U
M IIPVT ,u--i r ru-i.
(Hit. Furnace, firep'nee, sleoDlng
"nu, uiuuern in every uciau. auuicss
red Fisk, Oakridge, Ore. tf
PR RENT From two to four room
S?t. furnished. CnU at 121 5th Ave.
Feit tf
PR RENT 3 unfurnished housekeep
F rooms. Call at 112 E 11th Ave.
n2o
WANTED MALE HELP
WANl'ELt -Meu fur slreeC work, jii
per day for 8 hours. Also teams for
grading at $7 per day for 8 hours.
Feed furnished at wholesale prices.
Moon and Gridley, Marsbfield, Ore.
a25
WANTED 3 cabinet makers at once.
Apply to Albany Furniture Mfg. Co.
Albany, Ore. a;g
WANTED GOOD STEADY HANDY
MEN who have had a little or some
experience killing cattle, hogs and
sheep in the country in a small way.
Steady job, good vugcs and conditions.
Address 1582 care Guard. n23
WANTED TOUNG MAN 15 to 18 to
learn optical business. Phone 302. tf
WANTEU MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO EXCHANGE A desir
able California fruit farm consisting of
olives and peaches, and miscellaneous
fruits; for a stock or dairy ranch in
the Willamette Valley. Address Own
er, O. W. White. Corning, Cnl. tf
IF YOU HAVE a portable sawmill I will
(,lvo you a contract to cut 1 to 5 mil
lion feet of my timber. Writo O. F.
HaBkell, Koler, Ore.
WANTED TEAM, HARNESS ' AND
WAGON for their board this winter.
Light work. 850 Lincoln St. care C. C.
Carter. . a25
HELP WANTED
WANTED Hop pickerB at the Thorns
bury yard, mile northeast of Eu
gene river bridge. Good camp ground.
Wood furnished free. Phone 310-L.
tf
WANTED FEMALE HELP
AN intelligent person may earn $100
monthly corresponding for uewspa
pers; $40 to $50 monthly in spare
time; experience unnecessary; no can'
vassing; subjects suggested. Send for
particulars. National Press Bureau,
Eflom 42U2. Buffalo. N. Y. tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU WANT TO REALIZE THE
VERY BEST PRICES for chittnui
bark, Oregon Grape roots, Dandelion
roots, Foxglove leaves, Wild mustard,
(suved in threshing wheat), dried rose
leaves and all other drug plants, write
for prices and further information to
Geo. Schumacher, Sumner, Ore. a30
VIA VI Mrs. A. True Lundy, Dealer.
272 E. 7th St. Phono 010. tf
, MONEY TO LOAN.
REAL ESTATE LOANS Twenty year
amortised plan. No stock. Pay nil or
any part nt any time. Also" straight
lonus one to five years improved farm
and Eugene property. Rates lowest.
Sec Rorer and Biundaya. tf
LEND YOU A MILLION
0 FARM LOANS S
Straight Loans nnd Installment Loans
on City Property
EARLE STANLEY SMITH
081 Willamette (upstairs) Phone 75
MONEY MONEY 0, 0, 7 per cent
farm loans, plenty of money for
straight city loans, 30 8th Ave. West.
F. J. BEBGER tf
FARM LOANS AT 0 per cent and up.
Large sums available for business nnd
.residence property. Peterson-Skotheim
& Co. tf
FARM LANDS
THE Government ueeus Farmers as well
as fighters. Two million three hundred
thousand acres of Oregon and Califor
nia Railroad Co. Grant Lands. Title
. revested in United Stas. To be open
ed for homesteads and sale. Containing
some of tho best land left in United
States. Large copyrighted Map, show
ing land by sections and description of
soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, tem
perature, etc., by counties. Postpaid
One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co.,
Box 010, Portland. Oregon. sent22
LOST AN 0 FOUND
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Out
of pasturo 2 miles S. W. of Eugene,
one bay horse 0 yrs. old, weight about
1400, rather rangy built, left hind
hock thick on outside. Notify Clins.
Taylor, Oth St. Feed Barn. Phono 880
n22
Try Tfie Guard Want Art Way
-OOP, THE CUB REPORTER A Chance For War Profts In Two New Businesses. ; By "HOP
I "V FP TTVT . ?THo 6F cam JPI weren't' AMY
t&SWZh ' ' fiDr A y ff I one. 1 Tried - why.
Pon ST Pv Imr A Am 1 viw would rvwfto
GUARDIAN'S NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ruth C.
Earnest and John W. Earnest, Minors.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of the County Court of Lane
County, State of Oregon, dated August
13, 1017, the undersigned guardian of the
estate of Ruth C. Earnest and John W.
Earnest, minors, will on and after 10
o'clock a. m. September 2Sth, 1017, on
the premises hereinafter described ui.thc
County of Lane, State of Oregon, offer
for sale at private sale and will sell to
the highest bidder tlierefor for cash
or for cush nnd credit on approved se
curity the following described premises
bclougiug to the estateB of said minorB,
to-wit:
Beginning at the Southwest corner of
Lot 4 of Section 8, Tp. 10 S. R. 1 West
of W. M., nnd running thence Enst 2.20
chains to the center of County Road No.
805; thence along the center of said
road N. 27deg. 20miu. W., 2.15 chains
to angle in snid road; thence N. Sldeg.
05miu. E., 7.40 chains; thence N. Odeg.
31iuin, E., 23.57 chains to angle in said
road; thence West to the center of the
Mohnwk river; thence down the center
of snid stream to its intersection with
the East line of the Thomas Gray D. L.
C. No. 42 in said. Township; thence along
said East line of the Southeast corner of
said claim; thence West 5.00 chains to
the most Northerly Northeast corner of
the Joseph G. Gray D. L. C. No. 38 in
said Township; thence South 10.7S
chains to the place of beginning, contain
ing about 6 acres of land, all in Lane
county. State of Oregon. And, also, be
giuuiug at the Northwest corner of Lot
2, in Section 8, Township 10 S. It. 1
West of .Will. Mer. and running thence
GUARD'S BUSINESS, ULtPilGNE
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW
HOWARD M. BROWN ELL, Lawyer.
All business promptly attended to.
Telephone 1100. tf
JESSE G. WEIXS Lawyer, 814 Park
street; gives special attention to the
examination of abstracts, drafting of
wills, celtliug of estates, couveyuuees,
and collections. Also to all pension
matters, phone 1028.
Hi E. SLATTERY Attorney and Coun
selor nt Law; Golicitor in Chancery.
Office: Rooms 10, 11, 12, 13 Beckwith
Bldg., cor. Seventh and Willamette,
Eugene, Ore.
GEORGE B, DORRIS Attorney-at-Law
Office: Hovey building, comer
Eighth and Willamette streets, rooms
1 and 2, ,'iovey Building. .
FOSTER & HAMILTON Attorneys-at-Law,
United States National Bank
building. Phone 380.
C. A WINTERMEIER Attoiney-nt-Law.
Land titles and probate special
ties. Office over Bank of Commerce.
L. M. TRAVIS Attorney-at-Law. Of
fice over Eugene Loan nnd Savings
Bank, Eugene, Oregon.
E. O. IMMEL Attorney and Counselor,
United States Bank Building, phone
35U.
L. P.ILYED Attorney-at-Law. Office
upstnirs, 850 Willamette street, Eu
gene, Orogon.
AUTO SPRINGS
We give a
written suaran
tee on our springs for one ycr.
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO.,
34 N. 15th St., Portland. Marshall 1482.
CLEANING AND PRESSING
IMPERIAL CLEANERS & HATTERS
l'ressing and repairing, goods called
for and delivered. 47 E. 7th. Phone 302
CREAMERIES.
IANE COUNTY CHEAMEKY The L.
C. Brand of butter is always fresh and
sweet. Aek your grocer for it. Fresh
milk and cream always on hand. Phone
117. 48 Park St. tf
HAIRDRESSING
MME. SHAFFER Hslrdressing par
lors, 7S0V4 Willamette. Phone S88.
HASTINGS SISTERS, Register Build
ing. Phone 1009. Hours 8:30 to 0:00.
South 5.40 chains to the North line of
the Thomas Gray D. L. C. No. 42 in
said Township; thence Enst to the cen
ter of the Mohawk River; thence up the
center of said stream to the North line
of said Section 8 of said Township;
thence West to the place of beginning,
containing about 5 acres of laud, all in
Lane County, State of Oregon.
Snid sale will be subject to confirma
tion and approval as to price and terms,
by the court of and for Lane 'County,
Oregon.
Dated this 13th day of August, A. P.,
1017.
HEIGH T. EARNEST,
Guardian of the Estate of Ruth C. Ear
nest and Jobn W. Earnest, Minors.
No.395-Tues-dy-slS
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice is hereby given that tho under
signed has filed her final account as ad
ministratrix of the Estate of Charlotte,
Zieber, deceased, and that the County
Court for Lane County, Oregon, has
fixed Monday, the 17th day of Septem
ber, 1017, nt tho hour of ten o'clock n. m.
of snid day ns the time and the County
Court Room for snid County and State
ns the place, to hear any objections to
said account, or to the discharge of the
administratrix.
Persons having objections to said ac
count arc required to filo the same with
the clerk of said court on or before the
time set for such hearing.
LIDA McINTOSII,
Administratrix of the estate of Charlotte
Zicbcr, Deceased.
S. T. NESS, Atty for Estate.
No. 300-Tues-dy-sll
AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
CHIR0FRACTIC
DR. J. I. FISCHER 317-1S, White
Temple. Phone 410. Res. 1213-R.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
MRS. OLIVE C. WALLER, OHVILLE
WALLER Kiikville Graduate. 41S
Cockcrline & WMherbee Building.
DR. II. L. STUDLEY Office, room 322
White Temple. Phone 580-J. Residence
201 West Tenth St. Phone 5S0-L.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR J. F. TITUS Humeopnlhlst, 03S
Willamette street. Obstetrics And dis
eases of children given (.pedal atten
tion. O. II. GULLION, M. D.-Eyc, Ear, NoBe
Throat. EycB totted and glasses fur
nished. 300 I.O.O.F. Building. Tel. 133
tf
STORAGE BATTERIES
W1LLARD STORAGE BATTERIES
Service station at 880 Pearl St. Roy
J. Anderson. Phone 1272. . j23
W. W. EUHKTT Gould Storage Bnt-
teries for sale. Recharging, storing
nnd lighting ignition uystcms installed
and repaired. Over 5th Ave. Garage,
5th and Olive . tf
THERAPEUTICS
DR. C. B. BAILEY 058 Olivo St tl
TAXIDERMIST.
CIIAS. RING 19 years' experience;
with Eugene Gun Co. Phono 151. if
PLUMBING, TINNING, HEATING.
GEORGE D. IIE1TZ.MAN 08-02 West
Sixth street. Phone 817.
HALL & SI1UM WAY Piumhing, tin
ning nnd heating; sewer pipo and drain
tile. Seventh end Oak streets. Phone
1002.
PATENTS
RICHARD G. PARK, JR. Solicitor of
Patents, Kcllog Bldg., Washington,
D. 0.
UNDERTAKERS.
BIIANSTKTTKH & McIvAUGnXlN
Funcrnl Directora; lady nsnistnnt;
Auto ben me. 1102 Olive. Phono Gift.
GORDON & VEATCII Funernl direct
ors. Lady assistant. Full auto equip
ment. Chflppl and residence corner of
Tenth and Pearl streets. Both phones
087.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregou, for I.aue County.
The First National Bank of Eugene
Oregon, a National Bunking Association,
Plaintiff, vs. A. 11. lliuksou, .Mabel C.
Hiukson, United States National Bank
of Eugene, a National Banking Associa
tion, S. P. Peterson, Idaho State Life
lnsurancoi CouiiMiiy, a corporation, Boutin-Parks
Lumber Compauy, a corpora
tion, Fellman-Newland Company, a cor
poration, Great Western Land Company,
a corporation, Jesse G. Wells, Jos. C.
Gibson, J. R. .Marshall, E. L. Giles, E.
C. Denny, Delia Knnpp, A. T. llonnett,
Catherine E. Bonnett, James Montgom
ery, Mabel J. l.lun and 11. A. Atkinson,
Defeudnuts.
To Mabel C. Hiukson, 11. A. Atkinson
nnd S. P. Peterson, Defendants:
In the Namo of the State of Oregon;
You and each of you are hereby summon
ed and required to appear and answer
the complaint of tho plaintiff in the
nbove entitled suit on or before the last
day of the timo prescribed In tho order
.ov publication of summons hereinafter
referred to, to-wlt: on or before the 28th
day of August, 1017, and you nro hereby
notified that if you fail bo to appear or
answer, for want thereof tho plaintiff
will apply to tlie above entitled Court
for thorellef prayed for in the complaint
that is for a decree foreclosing the mort
gage executed by the defendants, A. H.
llinksou :nd Mabel C. Hinkson, to the
plaintiff, on the 1st day of September,
11114, covering the following described
property, to-wit:
Tho southwest quarter of tho north
west quarter of Section 2;
An undivided ono-hnlf interest in the
northeast quarter of the southwest quar
ter; the southeast quarter of the Bouth-
west quarter; and the southeast quarter
of Section 4; aud
An undivided one-half interest in tho
northeast quarter of the nortlrVcat quar
ter of Section 0, all in township IS South'
Rnnge 0 West of tho Willametto Meri
dian, in Lane County, State of Ordgon.
Also: Tho southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, tho southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of Section 18;
Tho northwest quarter of Section 20
nil in township 20 South Range 8 West
of the Willametto Meridian; Southwest
quarter of tho southeast quarter, and
southeast quarter of the southeast quar
ter of section 2 Township 20 South
Rango 0 West of tho Willauietto Meri
dian; Tho Northwest quarter of section 10,
Township 20 Sooth Range 4 WcBt of
the Willamette Meridian, and tho south
west quarter of tho northwest quarter,
the northwest quarter of tho Boulhwcst
quarter, and the south half of tho south
west quarter of section 0 township 31
Sol th Rango 4 West of tho Willametto
Meridian, nil being in Douglas County,
State of Oregon.
AIro: Tho north half of the northwest
quarter, nnd tho southwest quarter of
tho northwest quarter of Section 32 In
township 2(1 South Rnnge 0 West of the
Willametto Meridian in Coob County,
State of Oregon:
Also: The northwest quarter of section
1R In Township 33 South Rango 3 West
of the Willametto Meridian, in Jackson
County, State of Oregon.
Also the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section 8 in town
ship 33 South of Range 5 West of tho
Willamette Meridian in Josephine Coun
ty, State of Oregon;
Together with tho tenements, heredit
aments nnd appurtenances thereunto be
longing nnd for a decree of Bute of said
premises in satisfaction of plaintiff's
said mortgage, and costs and nttomey's
fees, nnd that each of you bo barred
from all interest in said premises, e-xcept
only tho stntutory right of redemption.
This summons Ib served by publication
thereof in the Eugene Daily Gtinrd, n
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in Lane County, Oregon, under
and by virtue of an order of the Honor
able G. F. Skipworth, Judge of the above
entitled Court, dated tho 10th day of
July, 1017, directing publication hereof
once a week for Bix successive weeks in
said newspaper, which order requires
yon nnd each of you to nppenr and an
swer the complaint on or before six
weeks from the date of the first publica
tion of this summons.
The date of the first publication of this
summons Is July 17th, 1017.
SMITH & BRVHON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence: Eugene, Lane County, Oregon
No. 37R-Tucs-d)-n2S
REDFERN COTTAGES
Two rooms; cneh eomplfitoly furnish
rd; electric lights nnd water. Ily
week or month. Nyo Ilrnch ot Now
port. Ore. 1'. O. Ilox, 2S4.
I
September Quoted at $2.1 0f an
Advance of 5 Cents Over
Yesterday's Finish.
Chicago, Aug. 21. Light offerings and
a continued desire of shorts to cover lift
ed corn priccB early in tho session today,
figures going about one cent nbove yes
terday's closo and then receding some
what. High prices ftor livestock led to
the belief that corn values might not be
materially lessened. Opening prices
ranged from 3-8 centn lower to 3-8 high
er with December nt $1.0S, to $1.00 1-S
nnd May at $1.07 to $1.074- The early
bulge took December to $1.00 7-8 and
May to $1.08 from which points they act
Ued back to about the opnning figures.
Most of tho trading1 was at about tho
opening figures. Tho close was steady
1-So lower to l-8c hiRher with Decern
her at $1.08 6-8 to $1.08 8-4 and May at
$1.07.
There wns little trading In wheat. The
opening trade in September was nt
$2.07. Subsequent deals carried the fig
uro to $2.10.
Wheat trading was without signifi
cance nnd the prices paid reflected tho
desire, to replenish holdings. The close
was steady with September nt $2.10, an
advance of 5 cents.
Oats, which opened easy, advanced and
receded with com prices.
Provisions contained rcsponslvo to the
live hog advance nnd mado moderate
gains. October pork making the sharpest
increase at the outset.
WALL STRKKT "
New York. Atm. 21. Rails and Indus
trials, chiefly those lu the equipment and
munition groups, experienced further im
pairmeut today ou short selling and scat
tered liquidation. Sales approximated
50.000 shares.
Steels and a few -tQthcr active issues
rallied slightly in tho last hour. Mexican
Petroleum extended Its gnin to almost
five points. Tho closing was irregulnr.
Liberty bonds sold nt 00.80 to 00.00.
BANK CLEARINGS
Portland, Or., Auff. 21. Clearings
$2,103,788; balances $:i.r.0.S23.
Spokane, Vash., Aug. 21. GHoarlngs
$SS4,:,S8; balances $128,81(2.
Seattle, Wash., Aug. 21. Clearings
$4,.UK),211; hnlanccs $770,817. ,
Tacoina, Wash., Aug. 21. ClearingSi
$011,'107; balances $58.05-1.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Or., Aug. 21. Catllo re
ceipts 113; tone of market steady to
strong. Beat beef steers $8.25 (ft 8.75
good beef steers $$7.25 (ft 8.25; best
beef cows $0.25 (til 7.25; ordinary to good
cows if-t.uu Hi! n.mr; utl ueiicrs .pu.tiu iff.1 i
7.50; bulls $1.50 ffi 0.00; calves $8.00 fit
O.fiO; stockcrs and feeders steers $1.5(
7.00.
Hogs Receipts 133; tone of market
steady. Top $18.25 a new high price
record. Prime light $18.10 $ 18.25;
prime heavy $17.05 (17 18.10; pigs $10.
50 Cr0 17.00; bulk $18.
Sheep Receipts 2; market steady;
Western lambs $12.00 12.75; valley
lambs $11.50 $ 12.00; yearlings $0.50
10.25; wethers $0.25 ( 10.00; ewes $8
8.50.
Portland, Or., Aug. 2t. Wheat no
Kg fa Our Job ' Printing
an Department is Busy
Bfw There's a Reason! ' 4
Hi . Better see us before plno Pl0
KB ing your order for printed Jjgl
riiSr ' J:
quotations. Today's car ivceipta: Wheat
IS; flour 2; oiiu '2: liny Kt. Gmiu': Au
gust delivery bids: ():ita No. '2, whtto
feed. $U1.R0; barley, stumliird frwl $47.-
PO; barley tJimlurd brewing $18.00;
trim $:ut.50; shorts $.17.75.
BUTTER Cubes, extras, -U cents;
prime firsts, -11 Vic Jobbing prices:
Prints, extras, lie; cur tons 1 font ex
tra; buttorfat, No. 1, -Hi-; Ni. 2, 12c.
EGGS Selling price, 35c pt dozen;
Buying price, &t (i'"1 3le per dozen.
BEANS California small white 17c;
largo white, IOMk; Limns, 37c; pink,
He; bayous, 13 1-ic.
DRIED FRUIT Apples, 13Vjc;
peaches, 11 (cf) 12c; prunes, Italian, 11
(f 1 1 J Jc ; raisins, S5c(i3 per box; dates,
fard, $2.50 (ri $3 per box; currants, 10c;
figs, $2 ( 2.50 per box.
WOOL Eastern Oregon 52 01c;
dard 38 (ii) 30c; choice 10 ft i. 37c.
POTATOES New Oregon, 2VjU3c;
swvet potatoes, 8c per pouud.
WOOI.r Eastern Oregon, fine 58
per pound; coarse, (tOo per pouud; Val
ley, 00 05c per pound,
IUD133 Salted tples, 25 pounds and
up, 10c; salted stags, 50 pounds and
up, 10c; salted ktp, 15 pounds to 25
pounds, 20c; salted calf uu to IS pounds
80c; green hides, 25 pounds aud up.
17c; Green stags, 50 pounds and up, He;
dry hides, S5c; dry calf, 40c; salt hides,
30c; dry horse hides, $1.50 2.50; salt
horse hides S3 (j) 5.
HAMSAIL sixes choice 30c; stand
ard, 20c; skinned 25 $ 27c; picnics
22Vjc; Cottage rolls 27c.
PELTS Dry long-wooled pelts, 40
42c; dry short-wooled pelts, 25 30o;
salted sheep pelts, long wool, $1 5;
salted lamb pelts, $1 ($ - 1.50; salted
short wool pelts, 75c 1.25; dry Bheep
shearlings 15 (( 30c; salted sheep
shearlings, 25 50c; dry goats, long
hair, 35c; dry goat shearlings 15 (7?. 30c;
dry short hair goats 50c ($ $1.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon in and for the County of Lane.
Action nt Law.
II. E. Slattery, Plaintiff versus Helen
Stubblefield, Defendant.
To Helen Stubblefield, Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer (he complaint filed ngalnst you
in the nbove entitled action within six
weeks from the da to of the first publica
tion of this summons, nnd if you fail no
to answer tho plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for tho sum of $445.20
with interest thereon nt 7 per centVper
annum from July 14, 1017, nnd the at
tached real estate will bo sold. This sum
mons is published by order of the nbovo
named court dated nnd entered on Aug
ust 1, 1017, directing that this summons
be published in tho Eugene Daily Guard
once each week for six succ.eHsivo weeks, '
that tho summons bo published the first
timo on August 2, 1017, and that you
Lo required to appear and answer tho
said complaint within six weeks from
tho date of tho first publication of this
summons; and this summons is published
the first timo on August 2, 1017.
II. M. SLATTERY, Plaintiff.
No. 383-Thurs-dy-sl3
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