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Newspaper Page Text, Evening, December Guard T . . RatBI ""i in advanc. 15.00 nttltT. "','m, .0 "..M 8"'- - ,h ti Mulligan. iiio'le CA! st New York City. 4 iff J Anderson. 60 ftV.PtV, B Kr.nC.co. n..nfflc. In KUg-en., P"'4 . second CUM Mall Matter. ..td to re- drtl"" V h: auard offlc. K ,r?. in their .dv.rtle.m.nta. '' J". wll not accept re.pon I" a'Y.t more than oil. Incorrect ",:...m.dv.rtl..m.nt. BMrtloi C...UI.- " . or InMtllon -- s m ,or .ertloM ; 16c word unum T.l.hon. U00 FOR SALE Kill offer 10 bead good young rell t ,,k buiscs thin week only. . i, r time payments: L d- gray 3-yr. Geldings ' SLi ir uuy J'uleB -uuo lbs- -jlJi-I'air Hrown "-d UW marc3' tvJvrt liW Chunk., 2700 lb.. ft0ne .urrcl mare, WOO lb.. rri. m,i,-k horse. 1500 lb.. K7k sold under guarantee. Call at " ullUEWS BAUX. 4th and Madi-J'- .. -all nhone Oto-Y. These . ... .r :in ner cent cheaper than low -- . ... ..i. ,t,,,p onccS. no tiora insT OR STOLEN On Nov. 10th, "tat bound, lualc- B""'k spot? 1 Lb shoulder, black and tan head lit. white blaze in face. Answers 10 name of Spot. $10 reward for information leading to whereabouts. None Springfield 42-F-14 or wri.e Hun Grshin, Springfield, Oregon da Houte No. FOK SALE East side 0-room l.ousc, (itl bath, garage and woodshed. 5 blocks from city hall. Trice $'JaOO. Small payment down and $25 per nwmh. 10 per cent discount for all W. J. LICHTY, 32 8th Ave. East. , " KOR SALE 1020 Ford Coupe, good (Urter, good rubber, extra spare, lots of extras and in very good ironing condition, $185 cash. Will ukc in cheap Ford truck. Call at M! Oak St. d4 GOING TO CALIFORNIA? Mm anil wife, reliable, will care for -your home during your vacation. 'City reference. Write 1". O. Box 104, Eugene, Ore. d2 FOR .SALE Furnished or unfur nished on torhK), my 7-room home, modern except beat $1000 to $1500 will handle: Moving away. WAL TKR B. JONES, 871 W Oth. dS IXilt SALE Will take $2000 for my 107 aoros, good house, barns and SO acres in cultivation or will trade on house and lot in Eugene. Address 8710 in euro Guard. dO WANTED A pair of 1400-lb. horses. Must he sound, true and cheap for rash. Marion Taylor, 1 mile north !4 mile west of Monroe. , d3 1'OIt SALE C'liysantherniims and everlasting flowers. Miss Short, 1512 Columbia. Bhonc 301-R. tf bIlESS.MAKl.NG and remodeling nt your home or nt mine. Phone 1731R tf foil ItEXT 3 rooms and garage. 72 Madison street. d3 101X1) Ilolund pup. Owner cnlll Ed llritts. l'honc 1300. ' d2 1011 KENT 0-room' furnished house. Close in. 805-Y 203 W 131 h. d5 I'OR SALE Team black l'ercheron mares, wnon and harness. Plow. 1' family rows. Phone SM5. (Ml FOR SALE Real Estate HODGES FOR HOMES (SOO-Two rooms with bath, large loed room with big lot, large range, Move connected, just the place for the newly-weds. $2.000 Six-room plastered house at -'32 Lincoln St. in splendid condi tion. Buy this and make $300 with in 60 davs. .J"0O 5-room plastered house near , Ihe U. of O. ready to move into. This place is new and in a splendid neighborhood $10 down $40 month. .-jOO 4 room, with the usual con veniences on corner lot only three blocks from the high school.. This Place will &00 0-room plastered house just wag completed on Chambers St. the ideal part of the city $300 down, Miance like ret. tiALL RANCHES FOR SALE) f.?00 4-roora tew nlastered house, modern except heat with acre river bottom just outside of the cty '. uood terms. fwou iiroom modern plastered h"e just off the highway with 6 of good river bottom land J' 'ruit 3 miles from the city. tiiOO xo acres on the mill race uhin a stone throw of the V. of 0- lix-room h6use ready to move io. .ec this today. Good terms 10 furnished homes for sale on the t ude on paved street; also ev 'i houees for rent. ., L- E- HODGES " Sth. Phone 1SU9 or 731-J d3 , . bargain in ranch ' . Ranch; 55 in cultivation; good "ad with fair improvements, one Je from town on good macadam 4 Will take a good car or lots r.v., ' "rPty. See us at once. STOCK RANCH CLOSE IN aeres .t eljo ot city or 15 rain ar've from the court house'; :11 Sell on -And l,m. "OCKKLi CHICKEN RANCHES "Protement., close in to Eugene pacific highway; 300 chickens, 2 , 1 horse, and implements go "" 'he pl.ee. ' or to buy equities or lot. on ' P'vm.nts. See Ihe I'M-"lie z-ubi UUICC O- ' Eueene UToRE.. DEC 2. 19 2, 1924 FOR SALE Real Estate W. H. COOrKll REALTY OFFICE (Eugene'. 1 -are cut Home Seller) Office ttur. Will. 1-hone 610 IN CiOOD LOCATION 6 ronm bungalow between city and V. ot u. in Al condition, a bedrooms, garage and only $4000; very good term.. See this at once. OWN Kit LEAVING CITY 0-rooin modern bungalow mUBt be sold; 3 bedrooms, fireplace, fur nace, cement driveway, garage, and on paved street, at a price to sell; only $4750 with good terms. This i a bargain. CLOSE IN ON PAVED STREET 8-room house on corner, lot 80x100 at a price of $4500; plenty room for another house on lot. WORTH THE MONEY A. few blocks from town on paved . .treet a 6 room house on lot 50-100 at a price of fll.'iO'J; terms. ONE OF EUGENE'S liES'f BUILT HOMES 8 rooms on paved street at bottom rock price of J7S50. Will take in some cash and lot as first payment. This home is in one of Eugene's best district. See it now. CAN BE BOUGHT ON EASY TERMS 4-rooin new bungalow on west side; Vj block from 11th St. car line. Let us .how it to you. W. B. COOPER REALTY OFFICE Office 005 Will. l'bone 040 (l: FOR SALE BY HOVEY REALTY CO. Blaine II. Hovey Bessie S. Hovey Attractive modern house- 4 blocks from Willamette street. 5 nice bed rooms. Nice kitchen with built-ins. Corner lot 00 2-3 by 05. Double ga rage. Splendid residence district. Price $5500. A real bargain. Attractive modern brand new 5-roffm house. 2 nice airy bedrooms. Love ly large living and dining room clear across the house, arched be tween. Hardwood floors. Attractive kitchen. Full cement basement with furnace. Near car line and school. Trice $5500; $500 down, monthly payment, on balance. Thoroughly modern 8-room house. convenient to University. 5 bed rooms. Hardwood floors in living room. Attractive kitchen. Splendid residence district, l'rice $(000. Lib eral terms. HOVEY REALTY CO. ndfey Block Phone 40.1. DAIRY FARM 250 Acres, paved highway, 33 cows, and some young stock. Also 100 acres, good improvements, all or any one to trade for Eugene resi dence. Can look the farm over in . short time. Come at once. $35 an acre, will buy a good farm. See Owner, 45 E Oth St. rioom 0, Eu gene. ' MY 7'J-acre farm, about 25 acres in cultivation, fniily orchard, good house and barn, chicken houses and parks, with plenty of other out buildings, irrigation system with lots of wuter. .School house on the place. Phone 1,35-L or address J, T. KNIGHT, SOU Alder St. tf FOR SALE Used Autos 1' Oil SALE Late 19U'' model Dodge Roadster. Looks like new. Buns better than new. I ots of extras; only driven 0000 miles. Call at Sign Sb ,p, rear of 850 Willanictto. Pete Hanson. tf FOR SALE Wood WOOD CHEAP Old growth thick, bark slab and small timber mixed. Delivered where truck can go. Best cheap wood on Eugene market . Phone 1870-J tf BUY WOOD irora the n-an that cut. it. Body fir, 16-in., $8.50. Oak, 4-ft., 7.50. W. J. Scharen. Phone 23F4. . WOOD Now is tlio time to buy. Body maple, ash, fir and oak. 4-ft., and 18-inch. Phone 44U-II. Hewitt and Johnson. tf WOOD FOR SALE Body fir, 4-ft. $7; 16-iu. $8; 12-inch $8.50. Phone 1924-J. d8 FOR SALE Dry 4-ft. fir $7 per cord Write J. J. Harrington, Veneta. Oregon. n30 WOOD FOR SALE 12 and IB-inch body fir. 10-inch second growth. Immediate delivery. Phone 51. tf WOOD FOR SALE 12 nnd 10-inch body fir, 10-inch fir limbs. Phone 2-F-2. d3 FOR SALE Farm Products FOR SALE Hay, cheat, vetch and clover hay by ton or carload. Ap ply A. C. MATHEWS, phone office 732. Residence 1245-L. tf FOR SALE Carrots for feed $8 a ton at ranch. $10 delivered. Phone 54F22. dl2 FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE New Wurlit7.er Piano $250 New Wurlilzer Tlayer o New DeKalb Miniature Grand.. $550 Strand Phonograph. Console Mod el, two tone walnut cabinet. .$150 MARSHALL'S 121 -7th Ave. West. ' d2 FOR SALE One railroad ticket good until February 2Sth, 1925, from ' Pocatello, Idaho, to Kmsas City or Columbia. .Missouri. Inquire t tluard Office.' ' ..tf FOR SALE Gas range. Cheap. 1)00 Oak. Almost new. d2 Jerry on the Job V a v;a j vHHfft'STwev yxNc&cToivw lwj I woke : t -wean m JJf m r li --Jl LET'S SWAP! EXCHANGES, we n.vo them, large and small, city for country, country for city. Autos for city ana city fur autos. Also a large list of Califor nia property to excuhnge fur Ore gon. A. D. CLINK Phone 1U77 Room 23, First National Bank Bldg. dO FOB SALE OR TRADE Rooming and apartment house, well furnish ed. 22 rooma, 2 store room, and large garage. 4-year lease. 307 Main street, Springfield, Oregon, tf TO TRADE $325 equity in 8 lots tbiimbers Addition for good tenin and harness. Write I'. I Bogus, Lu gene, M. R. A. d4 PIANOS taken in trade for phono graphs without ex'.ra payments. Seth Laraway Music Store. tf FOR SALE Miscellaneous SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL on DINNER WARE While They Last From 5c to 35c Come early and get your pick CHARLET'S COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 63 W. Sth. Phone 112: tf CHOICE FRUIT TREES AND WALNUT TREES We offer you a splendid lot of well-rooted heavy culipercd cherries, pears, peaches, appleB, prunes, plums', filberts and walnuts. We are the largest grow ers of evergreen ornamental, rose bushc. and shrubs in this part of the state. WOODRUFF'S NUR SERY, IV. miles north on Pacific Highway. City salesyard will be at 03 East Seventh across from Gray's Cash and Carry. tf WHEN you build you rhonie buy your concrete, gravel and s.tnd from Wil fert Sand & Gravel Co. All kinds of crushed rock. Phone 380. tf USED PHONOuhAPHS, Victor and other standird makes at genuine ' bargain prices from $13 up, easy terms. Laraway Music Stores, tf COAL FOR SALE Peacock llock Springs, best grade, of Utah coal aud Gasco Briquets. RAINIER i COAL CO., 15 E 7th St. Phone 412 WANTED To sell fresh and cured meats. Live and dressed poultry at Baldwin Market, T75 Monroe St. Phone 200. - tf GOOD BICYCLE $12. Child's new tricycle, good nuto lack. 104 w 8th d3 USED PIANOS, standurd makes, good condition, as low afs $200, easy terms. Larnway,Miisic Storo. tf ORGANS, used but entirety overhaul ed nt special prices of $25 and $35; Laraway Music Stores. tf Nt) BONE CORSETS-371 W 7th. Phone 204-L. Mrs. Irene B. Cros ley. - FOR SALE Kitchen range with hot water attachments. Phone 784-Y. tf For rent FOR RENT Garage, cement and driveway. 2S0 E 8th. floor tf FOR RENT Rooms LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, COMPLETELY F U,H N1S11ED SLEEPING ROOMS AND SMALL APARTMENTS AT MATLOCK'S HOTEL, STH and WILLAMETTE tf FOR RENT Furnished aleeping rooms in private family for 1 or 2 voung men.' Phone Springfield 120-J. tf FOR 4lENT Two, three and four room, partly furnished. 801 Wil lamette. Phone 5K8-.I. tf BOARD AND ROOM BOARD AND ROOM-013 East (1th. d20 FOR RENT Apartments APARTMENT FOR RENT Willi garage if desired. Plenty or heat. Iuquire apartment No. 2, 1235 Mill street. d.'l FOK RENT , FURNISHED three room apartment and other house keeping rooms. Apply 175 7lh Ave. West. d2 FOK RKNT Modern 3-room apnrt ment, partly furnished, steam heat. Private bath, adults only. PL'S) Oak. Phone Springfield 123-.M. tf FOR RKNT Two-rooni apurfment. No children. 28!) Sth Avenue Kast. (One block from Osbnrn Hotel), tf FOR RKNT Furnished apartment. "I.oomi. Apartment House. Phone Iilfl. dl FOK RKNT Furnished apartment. Call 1075 Lawrence. tf THE EUGENE GUARD FOR RENT Houses A NICE .ix-room modern house. Three bed room.. Rent. a. i. for 35 or will build a garage for $40 per month. No, 1148, West Fifth St. Oue block from street c.r line. J. C. HENRY, Phone 1800, Mon roe Garage, City. tf A NICE brand new five-room house. Just completed. Modern. Building a garage. 1440 West Eighth St. Rents for $35 per month. J. C. HENRY, Phono 1S00, Monroe Ga race, City. tf FOR KENT 5-room house with ga rage, 1471 Patterson. See owner at 1107 High. Garage to rent at J.lhT High. Phone 707-Y. d3 FOR RENT House in Chula Vista $15 per month. Dr. J. L. HESSE. tf FOR RENT House on west side, close in. Inquire 13S East lJtb or phone 780-lt. d2 FOK RENT Furnished light house keeping rooms, no childriu. Call at 141 W 0th. tf FOR RENT 0-room house furnish ed or unfurnished. 801 Washing ton, tf FOR RENT New modern six-room bouse. Garage. Win. Kurchcr. 1431 Oth avenue west, near Aluiaden. tf FOR RENT at 1(110 Oak 0-room house $21!; Call at 1010 Oak. d2 FOR RENT Mod rn 7-room house near m. Inquire 1101 E Sth. ti HELP WANTED Female EARN Money weekly, spare time, home, addressing, inaXing music, circulars. Send 10 cents for music, information. New England Music Co.. 118 Asvlum St. Dept. J-40. Hartford. Conn. dO WANTED Situation BRICKLAYER. Practical and ex perienced, fireplace builder, etc. Estimate, free. CARTER, 8 Madi son St. N., Eugene. dl2 WANTED Position as accounting clerk or office work. Reference. L. V. Sink, 855 Washington. d3 CALL Lynch & Bradley, numbing and Heating, repair work. 200 W Sth. Phone 135. , tf WANTED Housework, day or hour. Phone 780-Y. tf WANTED Housework, day or hour. . Experienced. Phone 780-Y. tf WANTED Practical nursing. Phone 50-F-12. WOMAN fast and nent wants day work. Phone 1140-R. d2 WANTED To Buy CASH PAID For second-hand furniture and tools. We buy eve'ythlng. SAM RUBENSTE1N FURNITURE STORE Phono 630. 85 Eighth Ave. West WANT to buy from owner a four to six room house on Enst side; must be a bargain. Give partictilara and terms in first letter. 8711 care Guard. m. d2 WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER n four to six-room house on West side must be a bargain. Give par ticulars and terms in first letter. L. E. II., care Guard. 1 - d2 WANTED Men', second-hand cloth ing. Highest price, paid. l'bone 355-It. 24 WEST OTH. t tf WANTED Poultry, eggs and Phone 410. ' veal. . tf WANTED To Lease WANTED To lease, Florist .hop and green houses, with option of ' buying. Address 8070 care Guard. d4 MISCELLANEOUS MILADY'S BEAU'TY SHOPPE Usual line of beauty culture, perma nent wavin. expert hair tinting. Marcels that 8t..y. Switches made from cut hair ard combings. Call 888. Over Ye Towne Shoppo. . tf MATTRESSES made over with or without new licks; can be returned same day; new mattresses any size. O'Brien's Mattress & Upholstering Co., phone 300, 301 E Sth. tf THE STOVE HOSPITAL We buy, sell, repair and exchange all kinds of stoves, ranges nnd beaters. i!108 Washington St. Phone 1552-R. tf ANY girl in trouble may communicate with Ensign Lee 'of the Salvation Army at the White Shield Home, 003 Mayfair Ave., Portland, Oregon. tf MARCEL AND BOB CURL, 75c. Open also evenings and Sunday.. Phone 1078-R. Gay Thompson, 1370 Ferry. tf PHONOGRAPHS RiiPAlRKI), any makes work guaranteed, prices reasonable, Lari.wny Music Stores. tf Rubber Hoots and Shoe, patched and half .lied. KUUKNb VULCANIZ ING WORKS, D57 Cuk St. 1'hi.a 1020. - U C. D. JOHNSTON, CONTRACTOR. Sewer connections, septic tank., drainage. Telephone IJjKI-L. tf M. O. . WARNFR tcnes, repair, pi-nos. 4.r year.. Phone Applegate Furniture. tf M1SCELLASEOUS OAK Oak wagon material, oak rolls, timber for friction blocks and boat building. II.LI11EE MILL AND MANUFAC TORY Oakland, Oregon. fl Sl'HSCItlllE NOW Subscribe for the Portland News to day. Oregon's only independent newspaper. Guaranteed service. 45c per month. Call 3S0 Terminal Ci gar Co. ll31 THE NEW CITY IIAUHER SHOP AVI) BEAUTY PARLOR. Hair cut 3.V; children 25c; 882 Oak St. 1. O. O. F. Block. tf FOR GARBAGE HAULING phone 1102. - tf WOOD SAWING SARBACIIER. -Phone 734-R. II. tf NURSE Practical, Phone 5--F-S. - experienced. tf MOSEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY $14.14 per month will pay for $1000 in 00 innntbs. About $10.00 is total expense of obtaining' loan. E.MEHY INSURANCE AGENCY 37 Oth Ave. W. Phono 007 Eugeue. Ore. tf MONEY TO LOAN Equitable money to loan on city prop, erty. No brokerage cbnrged. ROUT. PRESCOTT CO. REALTORS 1047 Willamette St. MONEY TO LOAN I have money to loan on good farm or city prop erly. W. B. COOPER, 005 Willam ette St., Phono 040. tf FARM LOANS No commission or appraisement fee. LOW RATE W. J. LICHTY, 32 East Sth. tf LOANS PLENTY MONEY, City and Farm, lewest Interest rate. F. J. Berger, 030 Willamette St. tf NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION IN FORE- CLOSURE In the Circuit Court. of the State of Oregon for the County of Laue. No, Carrie Alexander, and Thomas Earl Alexander. Plaintiffs, vs. O. L. Fos ter, Sarah Foster and Adolph Wal ter and Alvina Walter, Defendants. Notice is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution and order of sate in foreclosure issued out of the Cir cuit Court of Lane County, Oregon, on the 15th day of November, 11)24, in a suit wherein Carrie Alexander and Thomas Earl Alexander arc and were the plaintiffs, and O. L. Foster and Sarah Foster, and Adolph Walter and Alvina Walter are and were he defendants; and Whereas on the 13th day of No, vembcr, UKM, in said court Carrie Alexander and Thomas Earl Alexan der recovered a judgnlent against two of the defendants, O. L. Foster and Sarah Foster, for tbo sum of Thirty-eight Hundred ($3800.00) Dol lars. with interest thereon from Jan uary 13, 193, at the rate of six (0 ner cent) nor cent per annum until paid, and the further buiu of Eighty. ono and 40-100 ($81.40) Dollars account ot taxes paid, wilh interest thereon from Augiibt 0, 1UJ-I, at tn rate of six per cent (0 per centl per cent per annum until paid, and for the further sum of Two Hundred (uu. 00) Dollnrs'nttorne.vs' fees, and th further sum of $18.50, cost, and dis- bursements. which judgment was en rolled and docketed in the .clerk's 'of fice of said Court in said county on the 15th day of November, 1024, and said execution to mo directed, com mandlna: me in the name of the State of Oregon in order to satisfy the said judgment, Interest, attorneys' fees, costs of suit and accruing costs, to sell the following described property, to-wit: The cast half (Mi) of the south east quarter (i4) of the southwest quarter ( ) of section eleven (11) In township seventeen (17) south of range five (0) west of the Willam ette Meridian, in Lane counly, Ore gon. Now therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, in compliance with said execution and ord-ir of sale and In order to Batisfy the .aid judgment, interest, attorney's fees, costs oh suit nnd accruing costs, I will, on Hntur day, the 20th day of December, 1024, at Ihe hour of one (1) o'clock in the afternoon of snid day, at the south west front door of the County Court House In Eugene. Lane County, Ore gon, offer for sale nnd sell for cash at public auction, subject tt redemp tion, as provided by law, nil the right, title and interest of .aid defendants, O. L. Foster, Sarah Foster, and Adolph Walter and Alvina Walter, and all persons claiming by, through or under them since the 13th day of January, 1023, in and to said prem ises. FRANK E. TAYLOR Sheriff of Lan. County, Oregon. No.l734-Mon-dy-dl5 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE ME NT Notice Is hereby given Hint the un dersigned, administrator of tho estate of Martha M. J. McPber.on, deceased, has filed in the County Court for Lane County, Oregon, his final ac count a. uch administrator and said Court ka. appointed Wednesday, the 10th dav of December, 1024. at 10 o'clock A. M. a. the time, and the County Judge', office in the County Court House in Eugene. Lane County, Oregon, as the place for hearing ob jections, if any, to .aid final account and the settlement thereof. All per son, interested and desiring to object TOLD TO LEAVE AS CANBY. (ire., Dee. .'. After twice def.vimc the srliotd bnard which Fri day cancelled liev teaching contract j because she had been married to a 1 17-eiir-olil pupil of the high school, Mrs. Clifford l.eroy Samuelnin, form erly Rosamond l ee Shaw. Monday left her classroom when advised to do so by Town Marshal RothenburK. who went to the school house with th" members of the school board to oust the teacher. 'The board members hrmmht S15D in gold, which represented the teach er's monthly salary, but she refused to accept the money. A check in pay ment of her snlary for the month end ing December 5 had been tendered Saturday and she had refnfd to ac cept this on the advice of her at torney. When she appeared Monday ninrnini: she wns informed by the principal that she had been dismissed ami that she need not meet with her classes. I was hired by the school bnard. nnd will deal through the bnard." she old Principal Gardner, ami he relayed her reply to J. 11. Vinyard, chairman of the board. The chairman sunimou ed Dr. II. A. Dednian. board member and Mrs. Adam II. Knight, clerk, ob tained $150 from the bank aud Ink ing along Ihe marshal marched to the school. Vinyard, Dr. Dedmau and Mrs. Knight went to Mrs. Sanivielson s room while the marshal waited in the principal's office. The teacher-bride made no move to leave alter uie siluml officials had made their re quest, aud she declined the prnferred gold. Then Mnrshal Ilothenhilrg was called in. He informed her (hat she had been dismissed and requested her to leave. Tho teacher offered no further ob jections. She said she would con sult her attorney betoro announcing further plans. Girls in Mrs. Snmuelson s domestic science class wept and tears stood in tho teacher, eyes as she stepped from her classroom. PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 2. Kkies steady; current receipts 47c; pullets SlUi'il 40c; first 4ll'.fl lie; henneries 47,j("4r!e delivered Portland. Hotter firm; extrn cuhrrs, city 41c; To Darken Hair Apply Sage Tea Common garden slice, brewed inlo n heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will prove h revo lution if your hair is fading, streak ed of gray. Mixing the itsiign Ten and Sulphur recipe nt home, though, is troublesome. An easier way 'is to get a bottle of Wyoth's Sage and Sul phur Compound nt any drug storo nil ready for use. This is the old-timn recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients. While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, wo all desire , to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. R.V darkening your hair with Wyolh's Sage aud Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, becausn it does it so naturally, so evenly. You just damp en a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one amull strand at a time; by morn ing all gray hair, hsvvo disappeared, and, after another application or two, your hnir liecnines ueaiititiuiy tiarK, glossy, soft and luxuriant. raid Advertisement. to said final account aro hereby no tified to file their objections thereto in writing with the Clork of .aid Court prior to .aid time nnd appenrat said time and plnce. Date of the first publication of this nolico Nov. 10, 11)1:4. E. L. McPIIKRSON, Administrator of the Estnte of .Mar tha M. ,T. McPherson, deceased. No.l731-Mon-dy-dS mm FREE VOTING COUPON IN THE EUGENE GUARD'S "EVERYBODY WINS" GRAND PRIZE CAMPAIGN GOOD FOR 25 VOTES I hereby cast 25 FREE VOTES to the credit of Mis. Mr. or Mr ... Addre.i ' This coupon, neatly clipped out, name and address of the candidate in. and mailed or delivered to the Election Department of the Eugene Guard, Eugene, Ore., will count a. 25 FREE VOTES. It docs, not coat anything; to cash these coupon, for your favorite .candidate, and you are not restricted to any) son bo In voting tUem. (let all you can and end rlicm in they all ccunt Do Not Roll or Fold. Deliver In Flat Package. standards 40,ic; prime firsts 38c; firsts 3ttc; jmlergradcB uoiuiual; prints 4,'ic; curl. 'lis 4lc. Butterfat firm; best churning cream 10c net shippers' track in zouo oue. Poultry steady to firm, sprii.gs 2 tc 3c higher; lie:ny h.us :ii ;. light 14'll5e; springs P.Kl'-'2e; old rooster., lUc; ducks, white I'ekin HI ''i I, He; live turkeys U"iii'luil; dressed turkeys iioni mil; geese n,'m.n:il. Uliiiuis easier, $1.'. Potatoes slendy, Si. 15 (it 1.J5. Nuts firm, tcuiee; wulnuts No. 1 budded 2ll(il ;k)ci filberts 1-Vil lSe; ul- inomls I',,-; lirar.i! u-ils lllfu l.V; Ore gon chestnuts lo'f 1 ie. Hops slow, we:tk; new clusters O Ot ll'c; toggles l,Vi lite; old crop nom inal; Oregon grape root 4o pojud. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK roKTI.AXD. Ore, I .. 'J. nt tk uoiiiiuully s l tad j-; rei-ripu lliK Hint sheep Xomiutilly sternly, Charges Are Filed Against (Jame Men roitTI.ANI, Ort.. lts 2. Chsr;. cm UKtiinst Suite (.nine Warden liut gluluif 11 mi Stuto SuperinU'iideiit of Utiu-h(ir.es Hickmuu huve been filed with Hitliiird V. l'rice uf the mine g;ime ecmmissiou by Fred Liueuber fecr, uf CluekiuiMH, asserting that ckcs ami trout fry from state hatcheries luive beeu diverted to the Wtiuuii luUo club and to ltui'ghduff-Uickiiiiiu pri vate 'hat cileries on Salmon river. Trice said that he would refer th charges to th(THtate cominisHion Mon day asking for full investigation. Wool Growers To Meet Jan. 14-15 rKXTH.KTOX. Ore., Dec, 2. Jan uary 14 and 15 next have been set as the dates for th annial convention of of the Oregon Wool Growers' aso ciution, according to Mac Hoke, sec reta'y. The convention will be held in Tendlelou. Frank Uagenbami, presi dent of the National Wool Growers association will ntU'ml, and an invita tion has beeu extended to Governor .1. G. Scrugunm of Nevada, whose sub ject will be "Hungo TrobleuiB of the West." Dr. W, J. Kerr, president of Ore gon Agricultural college will also ad dress the sheep men. Norman Coleman to Head Reed College POUI-AN'D, Ore., Dec. 2. Norman F. Coleman, whose resignation bead of Ac Loyal Legion of Loggers , i rf....,;t.A HUU Jilllhucoui:!! livwiuro mii,? Juno 1, 11125, has accepted the presi dency of Ileed college here to suc ceed tho late lllchard P. Scholz. Mr. Coleman will assume the presidency of Heed next fall, it was said. Construction Plan Outlined to House WASHINGTON, Doc. 2. A con struction program, which at an esti mated cost of $ll".038,000 would provido perniauent housing facilities ut vnrious army post, in tho United Stales, Hawaii nnd tho Panama Canal zone, was outlined in a! report submit ted to the house by Secretary Weeks. Of Ihe total $SI,O.W)0 would be expended in conlliieutnl United States, ifllJIH.riOO In Hawaii and $10,530,000 on Iho Canal Aono, Road Vacation to Be Argued Jan. 7 A meeting will be held at the court House January 7 ut 10 a. m. to dis cus, the vacation of threo county roadB, according to announcement made today by the county court. The roads are numbers 4,'jO nnd 534 nnd one other rood. The totnl amounts to only about 85 rods und nro .mull piece, left when Iho rirnles were change'd recently. Tho rond. are all in tho Ijiuciister district. Vacation of Roads . In Alvadore Asked Asking Hint certain roads and street, through Pacific Acre, addi tion to Alvadore be vacated, a petition ha. been filed wilh. the county court and today P. SI., Morso, county sur veyor, nnd member, of the court in spected the tract. A remonstrance against the proposed vacation of the road which I. about one-half mile long ha. also been filed. The road was platted ns a part of the Alvadoro ad dition hut was never completed. No Time To Lose rago Nino E LOS ANIIL'LI'.S, Deo. 2. A photo graphic copy u. the Itl-yeer o'd , liirlh cil'tificite of Lillian Louisa Mc : Murray, who several years n';u be c.iine Lfta tirny of the movies, and who several days apo bec.ime Mrs. ' 1'h.irles Chaplin of Beverly Hills, was ! tossed onto the Chaplin lawn early to i day uhout lime lliu ue'rutug milk w.u delivered. It was on a prominent page of :h! Los Anyeles Times where fiite au'l the activities and inquisitive reporle had conspired to place it for coinpir, son wilh the Mexican nurri.ige rec ords which last week depicted MK Crsy as a 111 year old bride aud give Chaplin's age as 35. According to the certificate publish ed by the Times, Miss tirey v;is born near Hollywood April lo, lliuS. SV." later attended two schools in Los An geles, records of wiich reveal t'jj same date. Thus she was a lass of 13 summers when Chaplin "discovered" her thr;n years ago and set her ou the ladder , of film fame, and a maiden of 1(1 when , he led her to the nitar, or rather into a civil magistrate', office at lilpalmc, Mexico, last week. This, according to tho compulsory schooling law of California, makes Mrs, Chaplin subject to the require ments of educational authorities whose duty if iB to see that no minor escapes schooling until after hi. or her ISth birthday anniversary. ' It doe. not necessarily mean, school authorities pointed out, that the film couiedinn'B bride will have to go back to achool. siuce the law allows in struction by tutors to be substituted for the classroom brand. But one way or another, Bays the law, she will hav j to 'keep up with her lessons." Neither Chaplin nor his bride could be interviewed last night, inquiring im porters invariably being met at tha Chaplin front gate with a "yes, we are not at home," from a Japanese servant. Tho same servant niado the same speech to Mrs. Lillian McMurray Up; cer, mother of the bride, when she and her father, W. E. Curry, burried to the Chaplin home after interviewers had sought them out, aud imparted to them the news. llcfore this hnppencd however, Mrs. Spicer admitted her daughter', ngo had been incorrectly siaicc. m i Xlcxican marriage license, but explain ed it was done "for business reasons." Tho Biime! business reasons wmc: prompted secrecy in all preparations for tho marriage. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. Several score ot nominations, many of them covering appointments made during tbo recess ol congress, wero sent to the cupltolViy President Coolidgc. Tho nomination. Included those ot Howard M. Gore of West Virginia, to ho secretary of agriculture; Wilbur J. Cnrr, New York, nnd John A. .Mac Murray, New Jersey, assistant Becro turies of state; JiAics Rockwell Shef field, New York, ambassador to Mex ico, and Edgar A. Bancroft, Illinois, amhnssador to Japan. 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