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Newspaper Page Text; Erening, Angnst 14, 1924. THE EUGENE DAILY GUAED Tago Seven GUARD CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS to word 5o a worn 1H 1 ld. M,poury.3o32c ftttk 1011 sjl ....16jil8.: 182i)c fc?S Fit and Butter. tw" BBC 1.-W j;r" 8941e r'....B ...2V44c ....2VS4 56o ,.UUc ,.13tt14c ,.llllttc M'" fa lj .... tfNi on-- ktari Y l" V.i..'Hay, v .--. - - Li""1 ...$2.05 60c $40 .30 33c II 1,1 14 to. m L tif. 103 "" e,,i-l ,iVVeiililMdFrDlt .2Vic ....314c 3c 33c .$1L25 ....$1.25 .7c 6c 25c ....2c ....lttc a fS 9W0D". u" , krtl P"108, b03: lwl,pple, box .. la i dot :iTTli, Wash., Auff. 11. Wheat Xd white 8011 wnl" .rn wlllte "" - .ottaern spring ll.M; aoft red r western red 31.27; big bend Aim 11.66- , ' ' lerdiyi car recoio. . .at 10; corn 6; hay 2; oata i; I. PORTLAND WHEAT kuTLAND. Ore., Aug. 14. at bids: art white. Diueaiom, DRun loft white $1.36: weBtern 11.34: hard winter, northern ; western red 31.23. jiv1 car receipts: nut 118; flour 4; oata 7; hay Eggs ORTLAXD. Ore., Aug. 14. Eggs, rtnt higher; current receipts IipU 30c, pullets 23y,c. firsts , btnaeries 324c, delivered iani Dairy Products fORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 14. But- l-it, iteidy; best churning cre-um tsk net shippers track in zone Hatter, steady; extra cubes, city standards 37c; prime ; firHts e; firsts 34e; undergrades nom- !; prints 40c; cartons 4le. - Pnultrv NRTLAXD, Ore., Aug. 14. roul- lifht springs, steady; heavy hens dnrtR hflrfl tn Rail henw hen. 9(1 pound; light 12(T;13c; springs i25e: stfles 13c? old roostern 10c: n, white Pckin, 1710c. Potatoes PORTLAND. Aug. 14. Potatoes, dr, Jl.o01U.75. S. F. Markets :1X FRANCISCO. Auf. 14. Eece 'nit; eitras 3Sl-2c. Bstterfst f. o. b. San Francisco Poultry, unchanged. Mite. II 9 nan,.. CHICAGO, Auk. 14. Wheat, No. rul tiai 1.0. vn o i si : Cerfl. Va 9 m(..j ei mi -I'M; No. 2 yellow Jl.17iBil.17 3-4. Oltg. Nn 9 RO 1 nsK'i . n. i3hte 52 3-4(g531-2c. "re, tnquotpd. Htley 80(!f87 l-2c. Tiwthyseed S7.rtftfffS2S Oerer seed tl2.00(ff 216. " li.Ki. Mtl2.37. .1- M" 14. Prospects for inausis. .. '2. w.neat ";roP are ti--.. i.s io autnoratlve I mini ...v 1 " "yaney corre Cm, the Dal'l' Telegraph. Hi Z , ,. be'or" harvest season, ap- koa; .".""".ono bushels as I : - ""n 123.000,000 last year. POUTri?"! Livestock hskw. . urp- Aa- 14. Oet rB: receipt. S78. bttr5.J0"er' .wipts 405; s 7T.S iw lo i-DO pounds, com- Sit' fa 130 to 100 IT"0', common . . wiw?8-S0; "'""rtt" pig. $9 4r?Aomedium- "J and j. ' to 130 pounds, onm- ITi anl choice, 8.00 etwn , . - . . . KBiir. "jolerately active; than Wednes. K4, ;:!?wer grades slow: . . Jf? J!ovnil aversires Boi.nH i v " "etter 250 i.: "IMIllm . I 1 '50W !w9i.oo. Ti,!;5 ,0-on: "Kht ""r sV,ht "Bht .40W8.70; so.. ,moo" $.ie.5: "T.r .rn"rh $1.00fffS.40; C7TLF " nM''tM. U ,hIh: other. r- aaoi.rer,. , om " lth 1 'M ,c,da 10.15eio.5: I? is to '' down- . " U) ! r " Miier. oown- J? .'!, b"ow: canner v" I? 'An . " cow., mOV- lf.ra.1 t-Vl""" "r. t'sSOgl.iO; slsable string; light and medium weight Nebraska heifers upward to $10.26; bulla 10ff?15c lower: few bolognas over 34.35; bulks gli.aOfTr 4.25; Tealers unevenly hltcher: largely a scramble for rnimbers early; outsiders pay log upward to313-?&. SHEEP 16.000; active; range lambs strong; natlvea mostly steady; sorting moderate; general quality of westerns improved; bulk rangers $13. 50 14.00; top $14.00 on natives: mostly tlS.!5f? 13.50; lew $13.60(13.76: culls 111.00; sheep steady; good rang awes to killers $7.00; feeding lambs steady; no early sales. - E; HOPS ARE EASIER PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. H. An advance of 3-4c in large sized prunes was announced this morning by M. J. Newhouse, manager of the North Pa cific Prune Exchange. New prices are 10c on 30-408; SVjC an 40-50s; 0 on 50-60s and 6c on C0-70s. The market is firmer nil along the line with considerable inquiry being re ceived by the new prune organiza tion. The old prune pack Is practically cleaned up. All co-operative stocks are gone. Already eastern brokers are trying to get their requirements purchased as they see a rising market ahead. Hope are easier, bidding 20c; the eastern market is lower st 2430c for 1923 coast crop. Hops. 1923 crop 2022c; contract 20 cents. ' Eggs Continue Rise. Egg prices continue on upward trend on the local market with bids posted a half point higher on the local exchange throughout the list. Extras, 37c, first 35c, pullets 82c, and current receipts a cent higher at 31c. Receipts are only fair with a brisk shipping demand. The poultry market is slow. Call for light springs under 1 3-4 pounds continues good with prices steady at 24 to 25 cents. Other lines are sluggish with heavy hens and ducks especially slow sell' ers. Butter is stendv and unchanged. Not much country dressed meat Is coming into the local market and Drices rule firm on good hegs at 141 to 15c. Veal is a little .easier with the demand lesB keen. . A 15c advance in sugar prices ef fective tomorrow morning has been announced bv local wholeaale houses, The new price on enne granulated will be $7 .10 a sack. The advance loi lows a a uiilar rise in the refinery list. Produce Better. A shipment of new crop onions has heen received from the Sherwood sec tion. They are exceptionally fine oualitv though small this Beason. They are being quoted at $3. Growers in the Sherwood district report a very light crop. . - The tomato market Is Slightly im proved ' with good firm, stock from The Dalles bringing $1.35 to $1.40 a box. Potatoes nre easier " with selling price of Oregon stock down to $2 anl $2.25. The buying price around fl.65 to $1.75. Hazardous Skiing Shown in Picture So accustomed have movie audi ences become to. the staged thrills of the screen melodrsmss and the serial thrillers, that patrons of the Rex the atre are sure to extend a heasty wel come to "The Chase," booked as the chief attraction, today only, at that house. "The Chase" is full of a kind of thrills seldom, if ever before, put on the screen. - In addition, this triple feature Rex program introduces Victor Townley, the Canadian Caruso, ainging "O Sole Mio" and "I Could Not Keep From Laughing." The tenor makea two ap pearances today, tha first being t 3:30 nnd the night presentation oc curs at 8:55. The screen version of Peter Clark MacLaren's "Held To Answer," with House Peters, James Morrison and star cast, completes the bill which will be featured today only. 'Sawdust Trail' Is 'Hoot' at His Best If the Cniversol Pictures Corpora tion had deliberately set out to ex ploit the dramatic versatility of Hoot GihBon it could hardly have offered a wider range in story and thought and colorful atmosphere than the Gibson features of the past year. Universal has proved, as this Castle theatre's film proves, that it is un necessary . to present Gibson in straight westerns to put him over.- It has featured him in pictures which have very little of the western atmos phere, and the Gibson pictures seem to appeal more than ever. The ans wer is the star can act nnd fits into a variety of roles. His latest is "The Sawdust Trail," a William Dudley Pelley yatti. ' , , . Osrapsey Featured 1 ind on the same program will be shown another knockout, the king of champions. Jack Iempi.ey. in the first of his "Fight and Win" stories, mik ing the iggest double bill program ever shown in Eugene. I STATISTICS t o : O WYNN At the Eugene hospital. Aurnst 14. 1924. to Mr. and Mrs. i S. H. Wynn of 662 east Fourteenth avenue, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Wynn j are from Ehoenix, Arix. ; DUXLE At their home near J. soer. a U (a I ami AU(UM . . " .-. . . August 14, Pr-'4, to Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dully, a son. : HOFFER At the I'irif c f'hris'vtn hospital. Angnst 11. 1924. to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoffer. of Eur:. a' daughter, Jess weigt.t 8 pourxi. j FI.IKH .IHIIIVK AT IH IUtt TtANilON. Fttirrra. Aug 14. Major Plro ZannL Arentlo.v round-the-world filer. srr!d Here l at 4:15 octocs tilts stiernooa Kruoi Calcutta. NEW TODAY AUCTION SALE Favored with instructions from Mr. C. N. Bertelsen. I will sell by public auction at his farm, three miles due west of lilair station, on the Elmira road, on Wednesday, Augus420, 1924 Beginning at 1 o'clock p. m., sharp. ."ote: As .Mr. Hertelscn has rented his farm and has sold his milk route, he will sell without reserve, his en tire lot of stock and farm machin .ery. Mr. Bertelsen has been in the dairy business for 15 'years and has one of the best herds of cows in Ijane county. 22 Head Choice Dairy Cows 5 Hoi-1 stein cows, 3 to 7 years; 6 Durham cows, ages 2 to 8 years; 11 extra fine Jersey cows, 4 to 8 years. The above herd is all A-l milch cows and tubercular tested. A number will be fresh in September and Oc tober. If yon nre looking for milch cows, attend thiB sale. 2 Head Horses 1 sorrel gelding, age 4 years, weight 1500 lbs.; 1 bay mare, age 5 years, weight 14T5 lbs., well broken. 1 Collie, female, and 2 puppies; real cow dog. Machinery, Tools, Etc 1 Seven-foot MrCormick binder. 1 Twelve-foot McCormlck hayrake. 1 Six-foot mower. 1 Roller, two sections. 1 Irfver harrow. 1 Spring-tooth, three-section har row. 1 P. O. corn planter. 1 Com binder. 1 Wolneston hay baler. 1 Grain drill. 1 Pordson tractor and plows. 1 Motorcycle. 1 Ensilage cutter. 1 Three-inch wngon, complete. 1 Bnwsen grii.der. 1 Ennning mill. 1 Feed end hay cutter. Terms: $10.00 and nnder. cash: over that amount, a credit of 6 months will be given on bankable note, bearing 8 per cent interest from date. No goods to be removed un til terms of sale are complied with. C. N. BETITFIjSEX, Owner BH.LT DIIXON. Auctioneer FIRST NATIONAL BANK, al4,lR,18 Clerk. BEROER REALTY CO. 630Wlllsmette St. Dandy stucco bungalow on west side, facing east, has four rooms and bath, fireplace, basement. Can be . bought on terms. Six-room bungalow on west side, paved street paid for. has fireplace. furnace, hardwood floors, all sorts . of built-Ins, 3 bedrooms. A Bplen did home. Lnree 8-room house on east side, lot 66x166, convenient to university contains 4 bedrooms, modern in ev ery way. barn, garage. Can be bought on terms. Property on Tearl St., 2-story, ar ranged for apareraents, eight rooms, lot 60x90, improvements all paid. Sure to increase in value. Seven-room house on eaRt side con venient to town, sultnble for room ers, very completo and well con structed. Can he bought conven iently. See R. ,T. McHale BERGER REALTY CO. 16 500 ACRES one of. the best stock ranches in Linn county, near Brownsville, well watered, well grassed, fair buildings, sightly loca tion, fine grove, lots of timber, three-fourths mile to school. Will trade for Eugene or suburban prop erty to a few thousand-dollars, bal ance easy. ONE RESIDENCE and corner lot, snap. S2000. terms. ONE REAL BARGAIN on Oak St., $4500. WILL BUILD you a house the wsy you want it, on the best lots in city. We have big listing. Come and Bee us. We have whnt you want. PACIFIC REALTY AND INSUR ANCE CO. ' Near corner Seventh, Willamette Over Ham's Iteaias!9t a!5 LISTINGS WANTED We have several customers for good houses. We twsnt some new list ings on new and good houses, five and sir rooms. GOOD FARM TO TRADE W Irave a fine farm of 36 acres, suitable for dairy snd general farm ing, equipped with cows and ms chinerr. that the owner wants to trade for small acreage close in or for large house suitable for room ers. SAM RUOII REALTY COMPANY. fiftS Willi.mette a!5 TRADE OR FOR SALE 260 acres about half river boltom. 00 in culti vation; about 3.000.000 feet saw timber, river full length of place; good miililinas; 1 mile tn school. 4 to r"ilrond town: fine site for saw mill. Some trale. some cash and balance a long time at 6 pr cent. Prk-ed riant. Addresa Fred Tst man. Noti. Ore. ' s16 GPEFR-fALHTfAN RTOn:. W Pearl St.. Phone 33. Frt.. Special: cow. Jerv. 3 gall""" a dar. getH. no1-lnkee. ertsrtl: range. Vke nw .feel tcti: g-v, n' riy $lfC).V). 45 dlnmg ti'-t" $22.."0. nl" TA'AXTff Pay'r Fnsn kn'" fo g15rWlO; e.lt- fewe"'p: p -.,,. Adtrrss F- R.. En -Curd. al" , f-rnvirfTtf tr s;iT.r -il Vni. VwV Trno.fe 1-rn. r. Teoot. Iwtwen 9 a. as. sn4 4 p. all frnr t1..frle ;t--e S-tm TV 1. If-.re:. rnr Olive. ' s13 t' -t. S1" ,r ..--'. - l.". . r-. r c,,... ll'cp at ?".t r i 1t-!i sir. , -..- --,.- -- , , nntrv for fit si-, sr, ! rrvf Vrh - For fS.00. I.V.I i ,..fnr St. . a16 LETS SWAP! WOULf) YOU EXCHANGE Is so, listen to this. We can make you an offer for your property to day. This Bounds big, but just try us. We have the largest list of ex changes in Lane county. EL'GENE REALTY CO. 821 Willamette slG WANTED To trade improved Port land tuts and house lor larm wuu some stock snd equipment and timber. Address 6834, care Guard. al4 FOR SALE for cash or trade for city lot or acreage, Stevens Six Cyboclcr touring :ur. Al condition. Phone 1030 or 817. tf PIANOS taken in trade tor phono- grapba without extra paymeuts. Seth Laraway Music Store. U NEW TODAY HERE'S A BUY 1923 Ford coupe; large ateering wheel, cord tires, A-l . mechanical condition, $400; $200 will handle, balonce contract $22.50 per month. Inquire for F, A. Schneider, S. P. freight station, nf ter 5 o'clock. 16 FOR SALE Confectionery and lunch, close to oil station and gar age; 5 living rooms, small invest ment. Inquire Shell Oil Station. Harrisburg, Ore. . al5 ATJTOS TO EXCHANGE Real estate for autosj autos for real estate. - EUGENE REALTY CO. 521 Wilhmette St. al4 CANADIAN AND V.S.' FOXES, $1050 Canadian anTAmerlcan reg istry. Why pay more? Jenson Fox Ranch, Troutdale, Ore. nl5 WILL SELL my thoroughbred Lew- ellyu setter, 6 months oin, partly broke. Call 110 E. Ninth, Apart ment 6. 15 LOST White Lewcllyn pup. four months nld. black eara. Return 1760 Orchard St., rewnrd.- aI8 FOR SALE. BY OWNER 7-room linn., nirelv located: terms. 1102 fHdison. . al8 FOR SALE Seven room house, close In, East side, paved street. Inquire at 1430 Pearl St. . al5 THE FAIRBANKS HOME r For snle. 1001 Walnut SU , Phone 784R. al6 WANTED To rent. Btnall modern house. Thone 10MR. a20 FOR SALE, Real Estatt STOP PAYING RENT NEW BUNGALOW EASY TERMS i fin nnw YtnnVfllftW ,'lnfc to School end on pavtd street. $250 cash and o4.Ba per montn wiu pay ma in terest ana principal. ' C. P. HYDE REALTY CO. i 781 Willamette St. Phone 741 One brand new modern fl-roora house just completed on W bth. PHONE J. C. HENRY Bangs Garage. tf FOR SALE By owner, at a bargain, one fourth block, 140 by 160 ft. Ce ment walka, fine building site. Call 24 N. Jefferson. tf LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! Would you l'ke a lot, two blocks off Willamette on 12th? T. N. PLANK. 1200 Ferry. tf ..$650 CASH and $500 per year buys a good 75-acre ranch. L. P. HUBI1S Phone 1037-J. Eugene, Ore. tf LOOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!! . VCould you like a new house? I have three. T. N. PLANK, 1200 Ferry. tf FOR SALE A nice new aix-room house, modern, ready to move into. Cheap for cash, or terms. Wm. Kercher, 1431 W. 9th. tf FOR SALFJ My residence, 648 W 6lb. Call Imperial Lunch. tf FOR SALE. Used Autos USED CABS PRICES THAT AKK ALWAYS RIGHT Hudson Super Suap Buit-k 6 Tj--ring. . .Real Bargain Ford Tourinj 1'0, Fori Sedan $l-0 . Maxwell Touring $50 Chevrolet Delivery $25i) TED BAISDEN'H USED CAR MAHKET Next to Grer'o Cash and Carry 60 East Seventh tf ONE Brand new latest m'!e1 IIup ruuiiile touring car, run 300 or 4o0 uiiEes as a tieuioustratur. Will sell at discount. See J. C. IIK.NKV, at Ltiuge Gsrage. tf W. NASH TOURING now b-ing Sismsntletj si tne iieciaimen atari Per. 130 W. Xtb Ave.. Ku-i gene. Ore. . a!8 , WHY WALK? It's esry to pv lor s Chevrolet. 8e Mr. Illr .rtl st B. F. Uwxlpaslure. i i'iione' J2U7. A-13 FOR SALE Tie seagoi:.; Ford bug "S:ttHl.i.er." Prue $7.'.'gt. Re. i ia itiMl Auto Parts Co., Ulfl W. Sth. Et-gcue. alll FOR SALE for rah,or trw for cit lot or acreoge, Stevens Six (.'bndVr oorttn evr Al ceti-llIM,'. tf FOR SALE Ijile uvxtel Foril deliver;-, A-l c,.ti,iK,n. silo, terms. In quire at S'j7 i'esrl streeL s!4 FOR tLt.K Good twelve volt bat tery. Maxwell used parts. Loffer, Dext r. Ore. tf FOR SALE. Farm Prod. WANTED To eell fresh and cured j meats Live and dretetl poultry at Baldwin Murkct, TTo Mourue St. Phone W. tfl FOR SALE Stock FOR SALE 1 few gooil stock ewes i and about 60 tuns of baled cheat j hay. F. It. Decker. Phone XMi. a!4 FOR SALE An excellent logging team. Weight 2MH 11m. Cheap if taken at once, l'lioue 354. J. K. Hill, Bangs Flats. x eod-alo FOR SALE Milking Hoe. purehred lim k. five doe kids. White 1'.. Kuss. Halsey. lire. ul4 FOR SALE Talkentorg milk goat xn.l k;.! V V ....I. L..... l FOR SALE Wood WOOD 4-ft. l!od Fir delivered off car. $ per c-ird J. K. lirowu. Phone 1101-Y. Tucs-ThurSat-tf WOOD Now is the time to buy. Body maple, ash, fir. and oak. 4-fU and 16-inch. Phone 44U-U. Hewitt , nuu jonnson. tl VOOI Excelsior for quick fire; body fir and slab. Call mm. MO HAWK WOOD YAK: Yard U17 High St. tl BUY WOOD from the mm that cqts it. Body fir, 16-iu., $.s.l!5. Oak 4 L. $7.50. W. J. Srliareu, phoue 23F4 tf WOOD FOR SALE 2 ft. body fir. Phone 115SI-R. al4 FOR SALE, Miscellan's. SPECIAL P1UCES Genuine inlaid Linoleum $1.45 per square yard laid on your floor. Large assortment of pntterns, also prints Linoleum, small in price. CHARf ET'S COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER 63 West 8th. , Phone 1122 FOR SALE T-ft. 3 face 21 In. clr cumforence cedar posts. Can fur nisii in auy ninount desired. Price 17 centa po post. Reduced price on large orders. J. K. HALL, Bangs Flats, Phone 354. cod-nl5 EWINO MACHINES and Vacuum i leanerH tor rem- ami repairea. Ei'GKNE EL1CCTH1C APPLI ANCE. 1027 Willamette. Phone 804 al4 OAK wagon and truck materials, lumber and rolls, llialiee Mill and Manufactory, Oakland, Oi'Q. N20 FOR SALE Gas stove, with two ovens.,s Reasonable . price. Phone 1452-R. . , tf NtT BONE COUHETS 371 W 7th. Thone 204-L. 'Mrs.vlrene 11. Cros ley. . tf FOR SALE Peerless wall Ironing ' boards, 20 minutes to install. Aliils ley Planing Mill. , FOR SALE Plnnts and cut flowers. Miss Short, 1512 Columbia. Phone 1304-H. tf FOR SALE Logging trailer. See It . tit Jones & Koinpps, 857 Pear! i street. t i al6 FOR SALE Gas range and trash burner. Phonn 13R5-L. tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Office rooms. Call Im perial Lunch. tt STOKE FOR REST XL'S Olive. BOARD & ROOM BOARD AND ROOMS, specinl rates. 513 E. 9th. Pbono 1180L. sO FOR RENT Rooms LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ItftOMS COMPLETELY FURNISH B U SLEEPING LOOMS i.nd SMALL APARTMENTS, STEAM HEAT. AT MATLOCK HOTEL, 8TI1 and WILLAMETTE tf FOR RENT Aptsf FURNISHED APARTMENT, down stairs, clean, cool, very convenient; garage. 321 W. a'enlb. tf TWO, thrco nnd fmir.rooin apart ments for rent. 137 E Otb. tf FOR RENT Furnished apartments. Apply nt 373 W. 11th. al4 HELP WANTED LOGGING ' TRUCK WANTED Want to let log-baul to man with good truck end trailer, long Job. A. M. Matlock, Vcncta Sawmill. Veneta, Ore. all! WANTED A first class housekeep er.' Good wag.'S to right party; 3 in family. Permanent position. . Mrs. C. Marx, S'.'W Willamette, tf WANTED Stove repairman, f'liar let's Furniture Co., 1)3 W. Hlh. tf WA N TED Si tuation l.'XPEKIF.NT ED At 'IT) JIAI'HAN 1C desires permansiit position in g:rSge orrepair shop. Also 'ex perienced wiih balleries. Address P. O. Box 410, Eug-ne. a 14 WANT! -Position us cfok iu Frat house or similar institution. ("Spa hie. Wri;o E. Miller, .Motor Route li. tf WANTED Sittutlicu. nuking for em ill crew men, or general house work, cs.ut)e wtiiiuin. l'iione .'ii'iTJ. after 6. WATKD--Sev ral 1'nivernily boys desire i,dfl jobs. Call 1510-J, be fore 9 s. m. tf MAN AND WIPE-Middle- s. want work for 5 moutlij., or would rent a rooming kouie for the winter, .ad dress IW.M. care Guard. ulM PRACTICAL NTR-iK. good Refer ence. Telephone 1:!1-H. tf NTRSE Practical, experienced. I'hooe 52F5. tf WANTED To Buy WANTED Top prices paid for Ilal iun primes ami llartlett pears. Ad dress California Canning Co.. at Terminal Hotel, or Parks Ware house, Kugt-ue. tf WATKI MiU's seeontl-li:tud cloth ing. Highest prices paid, l'bone 3o5-K. 24 WEST 9T1I. tf CASH r.AlD For secoiul-hiiuii furniture and tools. We buy everything. SAM liri!l'NSTi:i. FURNITURE STOKE Phone 636 S5 Eighth Ave. West. WE WILL PAY CASH for green Italian prunes, for shipping fresh. Get inst run ions regarding degree of ripeness before picking. Geo. T. Hull. 143 W. 5th. Phono 1015. tf CASH PAID for Evergreen Black berries. Crales furnished free. Geo. T. Hall, 143 W. Fifth Ave., Phono 1015. tf BICYCLE- WANTED For big girl. Phone 613-J. . al4 W ANT Kl Poultry, egga and veal. Phone 416. tf WANTE-D To Rent WANTED TO KENT on or before Sept. 1st a six or seven room house, ea8t side preferred. Pbono S75. a20 WANTED at) RENT A 7 or 8-rm. furnished house close to University abuut Sept. 1st. Phoue 1532. tf WANTED I'o rent small atock ranch. Address "IV care Guard. al4 Wanted Miscellaneous CH1TTEN LARK WANTED We .must huve moro tnrk to tnnke , up our shipment for London, a'he steamer which will load our bark leaves Portland Aug. 26, so it you .bring you- bark before taen we will ' pay ou one cent more per pouud than you can get anywhere else. WILLAMETTE HIDE Ai VOOL CO. 175 81 h. Phone 1214 After 6. call 1S07-U. 0-tf WANTED Man and young man. We tinve a very nice line of uncalled for tailor-made raits left over frum our former lorntion at 695 Willam ette. Now we occupy 24 W 0th, We are open for your inapectlon. You profit by the other fellow a forfeit ed deposit. We must ell them at a very low price. Ve bJbo hare a very nice liue of men'a anil young men s pants. LIBERTY TAILORS. 24 W 0th. tl SEE ME FOR YOUR CHIMNEY WORK and Plastering; all work first class. N. V. Evans, 516 Mad iaon St. .tf LANDSCAPE! GARDENING Any aixe'lnb; work guaranteed. Phone 1218R. 812. W, Ninth, .. " "B WANTfoD $1600 at 8 per cent on; fust Class real estate security, ao- dress 04(7 care uuara, CALL SEIVKRH. AND LYNCH FOR, EXPERT PLUMBING ANp.fcj; PAIRS, 206 W 8th AVE. i, tf MINISTER, alngle, with good auto, wants passenger for .Los. Angeles. Phone 333 J. a!8 YOUNG MAN desires to go as pas senger in car to Oakland, Cal. Will share expenses. I'hone 1303Y. alO FORI) TRUCK WANTED To yard nut slab. A. M. Matlock, Veneta Sawmill. Veneta, Ore. al6 WANTED Gentlemen to room and bonrd. Call 6IML. tf WOOD SAWING Fhon 734-R, H. Sgrbacher. . tf WOOD SAWING Rebmea Phone 107U-L. a!8 FOR GAHBAGE HAULING phone 1192. tt MISCELLANEOUS FLORISTS THE UNIVERSITY FLORIST 598 18th Avenue E. Floral arrange ments for every purpose. Store and greenhouses six blocks east of Wiilemette. We grow our own. a31 MILADYS BEAUTY SIIOPPB Permanent waving at reduced ratea for summer montba. Expert hair dyeing. Marcels that stay. Cell 888. Opposite McMurran & Washburnes. tf MATTKF.1SES made over with or without hew tirke; ran be returned same diy; new mattresses any else. O'Brien's Mattresa tt Upholstering Co., pbone 399, 391 E 8th. . . tf AY Girl In trouble may communi cate with Ensign Lee of the Salva tion Army at the White Shield Home. 615 Mayfair Ave., Portlind. Oregon. tf THE STOVE HOSPITAL We buy, sell, repair and exchange all kinds of stoves, ranges' and heaters. 210H Washington HI. Phone 1552-K. If NEW MACHINERY. Installed for making rellnera out of your old Cord or Fnlrrlc (in s. Save - yon roonev. EUGENE VULCANIZING WORK", P57 Oak St. Phone 1C20 ' I tf C. D. JOHNSTON, CONTRACTU H. Hewer connections, sepiie tanks. j drainage. Telephone l-,rl.! tf GAnriNEIt. THE RADIATOH ; MAN. REPAIRS RADIATORS. 741 ; olive. if DIKT FREE f r the hauling. Bee W. II Cooper. 6!iA Willanielt. tf MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN E'lultaMe money to loan on city prop erty. No brokerage charg'd. ROUT. PKESCOTT CO, ItKALTORS 1H47 Willamette St. 1 LOANS--PLENTY MONEY. City I and Farm, lowest Interest rate. K. J. Berger, 030 Willsmette St. tf BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ATTOHNBYS WHITTES SWAKFORU Lawyer. C. & W. Blilg. The better class of ctvtl business. Phons 331. V. U. JtKKF HUN Attorney-at-Lsw. 161 Willamette, rooms 10-11. Phone SJ3. MA It TIN O. HOUK Lawyer. Oen ral practice. 31 Ninth Ave. W. A. C. WOODCOCK Still doing work at the old aland, 31 Nlntn Ave. W. Atlorny-at-Law. S. at. CALKINS Attorney. First National )nk Hide;, l'hone ALT A KINO Attorney. Prufcate, conveyances, colU-ctlons, utiles upstairs "54 Wlllsuietls SU, iu getts, ore. O. 11. FOSTER Attornoy-at-LttW. ui Wliluin.ue. I'hone 240. HOWAHU M. UBOWNBLL Law yer. Ail business promptly ftt temled to.' Telephone luu. WELLS & WELLS Lawyers, Ter Castle theatre, special attention to examination of soutruis, drsrt- liiK of wills, settling o eslst.a, couveaucea and collectiona. Alao to sU pensiuii uslisrs. . Pliune 10M. H. hi. SLATTBKY Attorney anil Onuniiellor Bl LmV. bolloltor tn Chsrcery. otflco rooms, 10-11-13-13, llockwlth lUilg, corner Bev- entn sua wiusiu.ivw, aubwo, v.v. a D. ALLEN Attorney-at-Law. Of flee, tsl WUIsiiiellB SU. opposite llollig tueslrs. J. B. MBULEY Attorney-st-Law. Office over Eugene Loan & sav ings Bank. ptioue 1.4. C, A. WINTBKMUIKK Attorney-- Lsw. Land titles ana probate specialties. Office over Bank of Commerce. a. o. I.UMliL Attorney snd Coun sellor. s5? Willamette, rtions 34. UUSIMltS COLLKUtC CNItOLL NOW lor Busluess Coll.sjS. Catalogue free on request. Phone its. CLICANINU AMU I'lUUSSINa ELICCTlllC CLEANERM & Oltve bl. Phone 300, S.rvloe you 11 p prociats. CITY CLBANKRS Cleaning, press- Ins and repairing. W. HI. Maylor, prop. H Willamette. Phono 330, IMPERIAL CLBANURS AND HAT- ThlhM. Pressing and repslrlns We call for and deliver. 47 hi. Seventh. Phone 333. lAlll'KT ANU lllltl CLKANBHI BUaBNlO RUO WORKS ft CARPICT clbaniNu CO. aixuert rue elesuera. 1414 Jeftsrson. Phone 401. U ELECTRIC CLEANERS Phons 100. W know low, 166 Olive St. CHIUOl'llACTIO DH. J. L FIBCHIfiH S03-7-S Whtte Temple. Phone 410. Mealdence lit: DR. M. ASHTON Opposite Helllg theatrs, 1 Willam.tle. Pltoue OAHPBNTRHg k61c' FOSTER,' (Shingler Roots re paired Bud (0shlnglcd..UJL..Yest 10th St. Phone 1741-X. - tf SlIlNor.LNa, Roof Repairing, R& mOdelln and Carpenter' Work. Call 1761-L. r' tf CVLINDBIl UIUNOINO . PEltDROOKE'S Cylinder Orlnding, Crankshaft True Ins;,. (74 Ollvs St. Phons 343. tt DRB. , DONOHUE Dentists.' - Reas onable ' fees. Opposite Helllg. Phone 44 1 -J, MONEY TO LOAN. GIVES QUICKER, BETTER SER VICE Liberal loans on residences I Xing time easy payments. Lowest ratea on furma. v LAWBON O. BRADLEY 81 7th Ave. Eaat. l'bone 644 MONEY TO MIAN ON CITY PROPERTY $14.14 per month will pay for $1000 in 96 months. About $16.00 Is total expense of obtaining loan. EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY 87 Oth Ave. W. Phono 667 Eugene, Ore. tf REAL ESTATE LOANS unlimited amount mone to lend on improved cltyof Eugene and farm property; tales low. See Borer and Brundage. tf MONEY TO LOAN I have money to loan on good farm or city property. W. B. COOPER, t)G Willamette St. Phone 640. tf FARM LOANS No commission or appraisement fee LOW RATE W. J. LimiTY. 82 East 8tb. tf 8 pet INSURANCE MONEY 6 pet Coming by the Tbnnsanda. Seo PETEIIHON & McCULLY 30 NOTICE TO CREOITORt Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned baa been appointed execu trix of the estate of L. D. Forrest, deceased, by the County Court of Lane County,' Oregon. All persons having claims against said eststs are hereby notified to preaent fbe same duly verified and with the proper vouchers to the undersigned st the offices of Harris, Smith tt Bryson, 210 Morning Regiafer Building, Eu gene, Oregon, within) six months from the date of tbo first publication of this nortc. Date of the first publication of this notice is August 7, 1924. ELIZABETH FORREST, Executrix as aforesaid. No.l6S8,Thur.Dy, 84 - .. CALL FOR WARRANTS .... Notice is hereby given that all war rant leaned by Reboot District No. 4, to nnd including Registered Num ber 1435. dated in Murch and April, 1924, will be paid at the Clerk's of fice, on Thursday, August 14, 1924. Interest will rease on that date. (Signed) O. II. JONES, -District Clerk. lflfiO.Wed.Dy.Alb. DK.NTISTS PR. W. W. MOXLKT Dsntlst. Mod ern A-Kay equipment. Phono 73, Castle tiieatr. Bids;.. Kugono. Ore. Ft IIM II HIC l-ACKIXa FURNITURE- PACKINO. Phone 8S4-x. tl FOOT SPECIALISTS' J. H. ROHNETT. M. D. Foot and sren specialist, upstairs, Hampton UldK. Tuesday and Frlnay. Phone 14SS-L for appointment. DR. HANDSlam foot spociallst. i-orns. caiousea, lallon arches. All foot aliments. 813 Wlllaniotle. Uround floor. Hours dally 10 a. m. to 3 p. ru. Phons 31,3. tf rotXDHY VEl.TUM 4 CLOW Second an uiair. foundry and mauhlns shop. rrrtNiTunia nospiTAx, SEAVKR'H FURNITURE HOSPITAL upnoistsnnr. furnllurs made to order, repairing, rednlshlpg. Iti W. Eighth. Telephone 401-J. INSVRANClI A. L. LONGFELLOW, 33 W. 3th, x-nons t OSTEOPATH IP PHYSICIANS DR. JOHN SIMONS Osteopathia i nysician and surgeon. 403 M. 3a W. Bldg. DR. 1L U BT1TDLEY Offlos 3tl west, rnons 380-L. PAINTllUa AND DKCORATINQ PAINTING Intsrtor dtoorstlng. ouisms painting at reduatxl prlcos. T. H. Ove. Phone 78W. 17st W. Beoond. rt,yniwo, t.n.mxo, iibatino ILUX sV 8HUMWAY Plumblns. sheet metal work and hot air heat 1 lng a specialty. tf FOR Tinting or House Painting, ri.UILH in I, f WILLIAMSON CO, Inoe Phona ... ivia Ave. js. OEORQIB D. HE1TZMAN 31-11 W, oiAin Avenue, rnons sit. HALL SHUMWAY Plumbing and .... .owor pipe; drain tile. Seventh and Oak. Phons 1003. CHABB LESWiY steam and hot water nesting?, plumbing,- 171 Oak. Phons 343, Res, phono HIO-L PHYalCIANg AND SURattONI DR. J. F. TITUS Obstetrics snd . diseases of women and children, Offlcs Brown Bldg, Ninth and Oak Streete. Residence Hotel Osburne, Phones iti, 391. DM. OULLION AND NELSON Eye, ssr. noss, tnrost. Eyoa tested and glasses furnished. 103 L O. ft 1. Bldg. Telephone 133. GRANT J. GRAY, M. D 33-13 j Hampton Bldg. Hours 10 to II . m, 3 to t p. m. Phono: Offlos 4; res. 1017. BKALTOI1S HKFORB BUYING soo our large list and profit by our 17 years ex psrlenoe. BAM RUOH KF.ALTY COMPANY, Sevonln and WUlam otte. tl TRANBS-HHS . EUGENE TRANSFER CO, Bonded Carriers. City and -Country. TRUCKS AT YOUR SERVICE Til Olive St. Phono 140 ' TRANSFER local and Long Distance hauling. Phons lit. 34 B. 4 to. Residence 1010 W. 3nd Ave. tt JMDBnTAKF.n" MARION VEATCH Funeral dlroc. tor. Lady assistant; full auto equipment. Tenth and Pearl fits, Phons lit. i W. W, avranatettet Funeral dire. tor. L.sdy sssistsnti auto near list Olive HI. Phons nt. LOCAL TIME TABLE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPAJIT Nsrtk Bowse) No. It Cona Bay ,-.. , t: ant No, 34 Oregonlan , , ,, 1:40 am No. 14 Oregon Express :33 ant No. 13 Kugene-Portlsnd 10:1 ant No. 14 Eugene, Coos Hay l:3t pro No. 14 Portland hxprsss4:ll sm No. 11 Shasta , ,, , 1:40 pnt SMntsi Bossd No. St Oregonlan :! anl No, tl Portland-Sucens 3:J0 pnt No. li California Express 1:47 pnt No. 17 Portland-Eugsna 1:10 pro No. 13 San Franolsco Pass l:t era No. 11 Shasta - 11:10 pis No, 11 Coos Bar Psssongor 13:30 a as OAKRITKISI LIN39 Oslls 1:34 am lv Eugsns r 3:10 pra :40 am ar Oejcrlogs It 1:00 pra . WRIT SIDE! Lnm BBwareMeorvallls Lis Train No. 374 leavao logons, Moa. dsy, Wednesday and Friday at t am. Train Nn 373 arrlvea Eugeao Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday as t pro. IOUGK1H1-WKMDI,IIIO ' (Dally Ksc laaday) l:0o ain lv Eugene ar 1:11 pra 3:16 am lv Springfield ar 1:30 pra 10:43 am ar Wondllng lv 13:01 pis COOl BAY LINE) No. tot, dslly-Lesves Eugene 7:4l sm., srrlvee North Bend 1:33 pav, Marehflekl 3:4 pm. Power 4:43 pro. No. (04 Loaves Eugene 1:00 am, arrives at North. Bend 1:33 am, Marahfleld 7:14 am. . BASTBOUND No. 331 Loaves Powara 3:30 am, arrives Marahfleld 3:00 am.. North Bend 3:13 am., Eugene 3:10 pin.' No. 303 Leaves Marahfleld 1:43 pro, arrives Eugene 11:30 sm. No. 604 Leaves Powers 3:10 pas, arrives Msrsbfleld 4:30 pra,, dally. tMBOON KLKCTRIO BsMtbbouad Train Mo. Lv. Portland Ar, Eugene 1 3:33 am ,. . , 10:43 am 3 Limited 3:33 am 11:50 pox I . tos pm 3:30 pm It Limited 3.06 pm 10:16 pm North Dank Station (leave Jeffor, aon atrset 16 snd 20 minutes later). Nortkboaad Trsln No. Lv. Eugene Ar Portland 10. Llmltod 1:60 sin 11:46 sm 14 11:13 am 3:30 pm 13 Limited, !: Pro 3:33 pm M , 3:36 pm lo:03 pm COHVALLIS CUAMCCTIONi Leave Corvsllla Arrive Eugsoo 10:43 am 3:10 pm 6:03 pm 3:40 pm 7:30 am 3:33 am Morthkoeus Lesve Eugene Arrive Corvallw ,:0 am 3:01 am n: am 1:3 pm l:e pm , l it pat 6:30 pm 3:6 pas