Pago Six
THE EUGENE DAILY GTJAED
. TODAY; ONLY
A TREAT IN . THRILLS
"PAWNED"
f '. 'Willi . ! ' r(-
TOM MOORE
EDITH ROBERTS
Romance
I
The soamy side of
life Svith' its chills,
its' thrills, its .
heartache, a rt d
romances, all ca light
for your ' enter
tainment in this
'. splendid m e 1 o
drama. . '
"DANDY DAN"
A: 2-reel Laugh-maker
SPORT REVIEW
FOX NOVELTY.
(Tomorrow and Saturday
Charles (Buck)
i ' Jones
'' ' . " in , . .( ; '.
A throbbing, pounding
roaring action ... drama,
"THE BOSS OF
CAMP 4" v
Elks Convention In.
! The Dalles Opened
The Dnlics, Ore., Juno 21. '(ti: P.)r
Elks from all the lidfr?H of Oregon lire
'- gathering hero today for Gie opening of
the state convention. The city it dec'
orated ' for the event, wUh Overy thing
turned over lo tlie visitors,'
A pony express race, boxing contest,
., pageant and parado will be features of
the convention. , .
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PORTLAND QRAIN '
Portland, Ore., Juuo i!X Wheat: Hard
wlilto. $1.1.1, soft wliltu $1.1!!, western
.white $1.11, hard winter if 1 .)"", northern
spring $1.UU, woutorn red $1,U3.
TONIGHT IS THE
LAST TIME
i'. - . ... ....... 4 ';. i
'.'' Dent Miss Seeing .i"-1
iiiujiriiii
Atfflx GffiKsi
I it rL-
A FIRST
NATIONAL ATTRACTION
Wine
Woman V
Song '
: That's tho man's side,
But what is ' -
"The Woman's
' VSide?"
" - '';' AlSO
CHARLIE MURRAY
"THE PILL POUNDER"
"
Where . Prices Never Vary
THE CASTLE
STAGE
,From Noti, Elmira, Ve
i nets
Lv. Noti .......8:30 ftjn.
Lv. Elmira 9 :00 a:m.
Lv. Vonota . .'. . .9:00 a.m.
Lv. Veneta-and Elmira
i i ......"...1 pjn.
To Veneta-' -
Lv. Eugene '.v.: 11:30 tun.'
To Ebnira, Veneta and
if Noti. ';'
Lv. Eugene. . ... .4)00 p.m.".
Offices Draper's- - Store,
, Stage Terminal,' Eugene,
Main St. , Veneta.
Seventh and Olive.
E. W. Inman, S7..
Veneta, Oregon.
WOMEN'S CLUBS, SOCIAL, PERSONAL
i ' ' . 8y LYLE BRYSON ' i ' i. !
CLUB ITEMS SHOULD BE PHONED IN TO THE SOCIETY EDITOR.
BETWEEN 10 A. M. AND 12 M. TELEPHONE NUMBER 1200 '
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Thursday Afternoon, June 21
L. (. K. Club, Jflk's temple. '
Trliifty Lutheran Ladies' Aid,
Church pnrlf.rs,
Friday; Afternoon, June 22.
H 1'. O. ti. cluJ Mr E.
Ford.
, . : Friday Evening
Kern and Flower Procession,
University Campus; ' .
Saturday Morning, June 23.
Slate Alumnae Breakfast, Anchorage.
urday evening at 10 o'clock at the Delt'i
Zetu sorority house.
SfrH. II. L. Venxie und 'MrB. .'laren(re
Veuie, of Portland, are kiichU at tlie
home of Mr. ami Mrs. K. IL BryHon.
Mr. and Mrt. Artiiur Veazie und family
of Portland will uIko be bore for the
commencement cercmonicH at tiie Uni
versity tbia week-end.
GsMfl
ibiJiMiiMBi
RKEf
REPORT
AMOX( the ihoHt inter1 sting1 of tho
ct in inflict i iunt fcKtivitit'B will be
tl... t ..II ul.ifn nlni.in.lrt
for brcnkfuHt at the Anclioi-iie nt S:45
rtiitiirduv iiiommic. tJificerw will ie cioci-
od fur the ooiniiiK year at iU$ time hik)
a Koneral reunion of those ntimcr i ni
ViM'Hity women -will he enjoyed to its full
est extent.
Another activity which 1h especially
imiHirtQiit to nluninne in flMondiuice t
cmntnencement will be the fern nnd flow
er proeeHsion tomorrow evening on the
T'liiversit vampivs. Women) graduates
are all aMkeu to bring their flowers and
ferns to tho Y. W. ('. A. bungalow where
the formation will be made. ,
A beautiful lawn wedding occurred" in'
i'ortJauu JflHt evening when .Miss Helen
iloughtoii, u forni'jr Nliuleiit ut- the I in
versity nf Oregon, pligHed her troth to
lelviu jU l'eterson.
Jrr. Colin V. yment is in Portland
this week competing for golf honors ill
the state tournament.
Mrs. fJeorge fieri inger and family will
b euests of President and Mrs, I. I
Cumpbell this, week-end during the com
mencement festivities. '
' A gueftt at the home of Jfr. and Mrs.
C. S. Williams is Mrs. Kurko Williams.
n rvifwiru, j l'juh, who huh ijiii, vjHiifu
her former home here for five years.
The marriage of Miss Helen Smith U
mint juiitpriiciu, 01 JjOM Angnies,
'ulifornia, will le an event of next -Sat-
&fr. and Mrs. Walter Amsnoker and
ouutfhter are exp(M-rei to arrive witlnn
a few days from Itoston to spend tlie
slimmer with Mr. Alberta McMurphey
and other relatives in Oregon.
SfisH Virginia JYnrsori und Miss Mar
jorie Stauffcr will attend tho lieta
the I'i Jieta Phi national convention thin
summer at Kstes Park, f'ulorado, as rift
rrcnlatives of the ,L'niverHity of Oregon
chapter.
TODAY'S MARKETS
All quotations are wholesale. Price
are those local dealers suy they will pay
for prodiu-e brought to the city. Any
range in prices is due to the fact that
some dealers. will nav more ot less than
others. No retail prices quoted.
I Eggs and poultry.
r.ggs, iresn ..ui.ic
IleUH, light .,10ft!.12c-
Ileus, beuvy, live- .17&-2UC
Old roosters t. ... i .;. .7e
. - Butterfat and Butter.
Creamery! butter . .43 4.1c
Butterfat . ' 43u
. .. Meat Market. 1
Steers, live i ; .'. ; . . .CiVie
Veal, raned i . . . . i . . .10llc
Pork, dressed - 10c
Yearling sheep v...0Y':7c
Cows,.on -foot ; .". JAic
. .- Grains, Hay, Hides.'. .. ,
Hides, lM'?f, green .'..flc
Hides, calf ....lOe
Hides, kip, He
Hay, cheat 1 i ....$20
Hay, alfalfa , t $22
Coarse wool .-...20$j:i0c
Medium to fine wool ....45c
Vegetables and Fruit.
3L and M'rs. Wlllard Holleiibeck, of
Portland, expected to arrive today 'to
spend tho summer here witli Mrs. ijol
lenbeck's parents, 'Mr. and - Mrs. A. C
Dixon. Itichard ixon, who has been at
tending tlie Boston School of Technology
during the past winter, has returned
home for tho summer months.
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The, D. y. O. S. club will meet nt the
home of Mrs. K. V. Ford. 2212 Agate
street, on . Friday afternoon. -MeiitberH
are asked to bring their 'own, sewbjo
Tlie Jftnior Women's claR8 of the
Christian i-hurch will hold a picnic in tlie
busemcnt of the church Friday evening,
it is announced. . ,
Raspberries, cruto
t urrants, crate
Strawberries, crate . .
Potatoes, new, lb. ...
Walnuts, lb
Carrots, bunch .
Onions, doji. bunches .
Radishes, doss, bunches
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best of
' all after u Oolden Olint Shampoo.
a .Tues-Wed-Thura-FrLr-tr
,....$2.30
, . . . .9.1.0(1
$1.50
i . .4c
, . .luc up
. WOWBOe
.AMit'iOe
. !4050c
PORTLAND MARKETS . !
Portland, Ore, June 21. Cattle: Re
ceipts 74;' tone o market steady; best
steers $7.50 (f 8; fair to good steers $l
fit) 7.r0; choice cows and iieifers $5.50
(I; ennners $1.50 B; bulls $3 Ctt'S; "li
ves $4 8.50. , I
Hogs: Keceints 128: tone of market
steady: nrime niixed $7.75 Ca' 8.25: rough
heavy $:t.50 If? 7.75: Digs $7.25 7.50.
btieen: Itcceiots z.it: tone of market
steady; cast of mountain hunbs $103)
10:50; valley litmhs $! (til 10; yearlings
$7 ft 8; wethers $0 ti 8; ewes $25.50.
Produce': Hens 1.1 fft 22c; eggs 24 (Sj
20c: cheese 20 Si Hie; butter 31). 41e.
. Mcats unchanged. r
DEMAND FOR WHEAT CEASED
Portland, Ore., June 21.-The break n
tlfe eastern wheat inurket put a stop f
the little wheat buying tluif bus been
going on in tliis territory. lo slack was
the demand that no bids were made on
any grade at the Merchants' exchange.
Good Local Demand for Eggs.
Eggs remained firm, which reduced re
ceipts and a fair local demand. . .
A lighter make of butter reported b
city creamerymen would Indii-ate tnat
the flush season is about over. There
was a good supply of surplus cubes on
the market, but tlie proportion of extras
was not large. ',.
Poultry was firm and dressed meuts
easier. "
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW .
fi. !...... i.n.c 21. .Led bv corn, groin
nrlees advanced at the close on the Chi
cago board of trade today.
A lute rally 'in corn siruusuicm-u ..j
unfavorable crop-' news, brought heavy
buying in wheat and prices recuperated
nu.st of their early losses-after reaching
new low values on tlie pry-sent crop. Ex
port business overnight was estimated
at 1,000,000 bushels mostly diroct.
Good local support caused corn prices
to show further advances. The Kansas
report placed the condition of the crop
in that state nt 78.8 on an uereuge of B,
0.10,000. on increase over the previous
estimate. .
at Roseburg. The return trip will be
made Saturday. They left Buletu ut ti
o'clock Hhis illuming.
CJBY IS VISITED
Officers and members of the Oregon
Growers, traveling by , automobile on
their cam van trip to Medford, dropped
off in Eugene today for. a bite to cut
and a trip through tlie Eugene Fruit
Growers' association plant here.
The string of cars entered town ot the
noon hour, . having stopped , at Monroe
to look over the Oregon Apple company
orchard there. After iunch they were es
corted through the local cannery, tot
which they had high praise, by J. O.
Holt, manager.
On their -way south they dropped off
at CYeswell and inspected the plant
' there. They were due at Sutherlin at
4:30 o'clock and were to spend the night
" Springfield; Ore., Juno .21. Miss
Florence Kixer who has been for severul
months nt North! Bend has returned
home to spend her vacuum with her pal-cms.
Returns from Portland.
Mrs. Paul Bi attaiu and duligliter Ruth
who spent a week in Portland, attending
the rose show, have retimed home.
Hero from California.
Ben Conway is again back from Cali
fornia, where he spent several mouths,
and will uguin- do painting
Former Residents V Iglt.
iMrs. Clarence Bayley, and sons, for
mer residents of this city, hut who mov
ed to Merril in eastern Oregon, arrived
in tlie city Monday evening. They are
yisiting at the Tryon family' home and
will probably spend tho Hummer here.
Mr. Bayley iB employed at Merril.
Springfield Personals.
Stato Fire Warden i. W. Stokes of
Salem made a tour of inspection here
Mn"do .
O. Bruno", mayor of Cottage Grove,
maoe a ousiness trip to this city on
Wednesduy. .
The Piii Needle club will meet nt the
homo of IMrs. Delia. (Peterson on Mist
Main street. Conveyances will be at lEg
gin4uniY Thursday afternoon.
Bob Wnnf who has-been employed at
the Bohemia minesyis now nt his home
owing to illness. He will leave soon for
Portland. , .
I :
Youths Confess to
Attack On Priests
. : -.'
Pocahontas, Ark;, June 21. Three
youths, held in jail here, charged with
an attack on a Catholic parish house in
which four priests and n layman were
sliot, have confessed. "Sheriff R. H. Gul
lette announced today. The shooting fol
lowed n disturbance at. a chnrch social,
after which tho youths were ejected.
The victims, arc recovering.
21. ic-
Women
cannot hone n(,f.
Well nL-ni, I:.V 10 twor... '
Kol, rich, red H 1 ' ton T"1
Xf-xated. Iron I'h!i
J..-i as 11 wn -.ui, a,, V-J
? roug oilU J'. tkf J M
thing from onlin... ""'"'f '
" " riiggut, v w
J " genuine has X 1"' "-fit
tablet. Always inhist ' ,,!
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ln tie
AND
Eugene
Vulcanizing Works'
Phone lt
0S7 Oak
, H ... .... - 1-f , C ..
Comes To An Eiid Saturday Nieht
OUR LAST DRASTIC SMASHING EFFORT! THE FINAL CRASH IN PRICES!
' - We fire Through! The Limit of Sacrifice Has Been Reached
This Is The Last Weeli of' Wetherbee-Walker Furniture Co.'s
mm
FINAL REDUCTIONS
Twin v beds, Siuimoua! mijilc,
sale price at
$6.60, $6.85, $9.35
$10.65, $11.25
$94.00 Hilton 9x12, unusual
fine patterns to select from.
8)10 $74.65
price....
$.'5S.0O Oenuine Leather Reker
brown Kpan- . $29.75
ish Ki'iun .
$a0.00-Oil Stove, 3 bm-nor cab
inet, top enamel $17 25
trimmed, sale prico
$51.00 Comfy Overstuffed Chair
or Hooker, covered in good
grade of tapestry? $34.85
Sale price.. - U
$23,00 Fro.stetl brovni recti up
liolstuml cnsliion, $17 25
Sale, price "
ifl.OO Kujr.- one piece velvet
ringed nt both ends CAR QR
Slllo lU-il'll . .
Winding up our great store-wide sale with every department presenting a remarkable cli
max in value giving. Saturday , evening, June 23d, this wonderful sale comes to an end. It's
good-bye to every broken lot and discontinued lines gocd-bye to every article not essential
to -completeness of ftocks after this sale is 'over. ' .i . . ..
We cordially invite you back for the last and final days and urge upon you the fact
that our sale prices cannot be duplicated ANYWHERE, nor can you expect them Tiere after
next Saturday night. Here's your opportunity to purchase goods necessary to the conveni
ence and beauty of ycur home goods that represent the finest in quality and valuegoods
that are now priced to low they persuade thrifty buyers to buy heavily while the opportu
nity last3. . ; . ri
. CLOSE OUT PRICES IN THE EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
$105.00 Davenport over- $45 overstuffed well built $20.00 Refrigerator, 50 lb.
stuffed edge, built to givo wing - Rocker, high back, ice capacity apartment size
service, in tapostry or vo- fV)osti-v cover C97 CA Sale C19QC
lour; your pick $70 75 cnci- $27.50 .pi.ico. $12.35
Kale price "' Sale price '
$39.00 Royal Easy Chair, - : $02.00 . Kitchen Cabinet,
upholstered seat and back, well known seller's make,
in brown chase $29 HQ ReplaJe your old worn out AVUlite enamel QAQ 75
cloth, sale price - ' stov'0 for a new Universal fiui8h '
$12.50 4 ft. 6 x G f t cot- Ra.nKe ',ro.at savi? h $12.00 8ilk Shade, iust the
ton felled mattress while P. Tins is your last hm,0 for n
they last, CO QC chance. Come now, don't- llanv patterns CC QC
' Sale price hesitatc; ... Sjk.: : ; 3b.aO
LAST CALL! -.OUiCK ACTION' MEANS MONEY." TO .YOU'
: WethBrbee-Walker Furniture Co. V
. . V Eugene, Oregon-' .
GOOD-BYE PRICES!
$47.00 'Axminster 9 x 12'
piece rug, many beautiful Tjat
terns to choose from $39.00
Sale price. .........
$2G6.00 five - piece Maliogam
bed room spt, 'William aij
Jilary period tie- $j88.4d
sign, sale price.
$26 Ivory Chiffon- $14.75
ier, Sale price ,
$G2.00 Bird's Eye -Map 0 Dre
er, extra large bevel ple i"1''
ror.' Sale $38.0U
price
$23.00 Ash. Dresser, well fill
ed. Sale . ' . $ 1 7.03
price
$G4.00 Ivory Vanity P10',!.
tone finish center, cane rw .
Sale , $49.5
price . ., .
$24.50 30-lb. Silk rie'oC
Jlilue and rose i&- $iD09
ing, Sale price
m2 JipUhil