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Newspaper Page Text,J(jar Evening, February 19, 1925 Thfll pEIS HALTED FOR TIME on Exchange Range Ws. uif to One Point Loer Today ,.n Orf.. Feb. 10. The P!i In the' egg market ha been si" . ...ii. Prices on the from a half to ,hinf touJ -p- ooiat l"r on 111 gfl,1"- EI"',"' ' on., rirtta sre nlioteri Hi -kirl '0 - ud pU ' 28c; cur"nt f m . "ftn level net. ' . .rations to dato have Siorm' .. ...j 4th most of the onera- 1 nlannin on putting stocks In the I'Toj to 28c. There is a good (" . m. ii.. jf0,d tor lancy ee8 . . . j. ..i-ointa continue liberal. t1 local butter market continues 1 .. . .nnf iHirmw Most: rtf filter makers n. handle more "r ! hainir nhinncil and bid- w'To the tountry for fats is keen rid m compared to a die quotation jj buturfnta delivered l'ortland. Cubes are ie"j " ..-v EL than extras at 44je The lifcent advance on standard cubes "ibeonly change on Hie local board. IbMrade seems to be pretty well Moilaf of tnef oavy hene to the lirnt hens commit lu u. Lud at 17 to ISc. Other lines 'of poultry " """'" EUGENE PRICES Fun and roimrv Urge hen 2022c Em Urge puueis iir H.ni. heavy 1JC LriDI chickens 1S1Jc buitsriai anu ouuar farters ouc Crtitnery butter 40fS!4Sc Btlttrfat 404Sc Meat Mantel seen ....otaow! Cn h Wether 0c Viui light fancy 13&14c VhL heavr thin ,.688c Veil, heavy and fat 6(313 Port dressed 13(313 toe Hois, live 1011 Drains. Hay Wbeit, bushel S1-S5 Oiti, buahel TOe Barley, ton , $50 Nn oit vetch hay, ton $20 Old bay, ton 13 Vegetables rotators, local 2 Vic Fruit Loeal applet, box $1.5002 lilaoiro , i-ic WOOL Villey wool 40353c PORTLAND LIVESTOCK . PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 10. Cat- e active, fully steady; spots up 25c on steers and she stock; receipts 480. Hon fully steady; receipts l.ooo. Sheep fully steady; receipts 200. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 19. Wheat bida: Hard white, bluestcm, baart $1. W; loft white, western white $1.81; bird winter $1.80; wcBtern red $1.78; . B. U. hard white $2.10. Today's car receipts: wheat, 11; tour S; corn 1; hay 1. PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 10. Egga 'tut lower; current receipts 25c; pul Hs234224c; firsts 24'A25c; hen xriei 2i'i(a-Gc delivered Portland. Butler firm; standards higher than tttrai; extra cubea, city 44c, stan iird 44V5c, prime firsts 41c; firsts Kltudergradcs nominal; prints 47c; cartons 48c. fluttcrfat firm; scarce; best churn- 35 cream 45(g40c net shippers in tone one; 47c delivered l'ort !ud, Poultry steady: heaTy hens drag- f'l- Heavy hens 2022c; liffht 17 'Hoc; springs 22'23c; old roosters Be; ducks, white 1'ekin 25c; live tur Itfi 23c; dressed turkeys 3336c; l"H 16c. Wins slow snd weak $2.75(ij3.25. Potatoes slow and weak. $1.5045 Ntlts MPfltlv: unchaneed: walnuts 1. 28fS29c; filbarts 1518c; al "di 27c; braiil nuts 1617c; Ore r theetnuts 15tfil7c . Hon firm: no KsJea. ff rowers re- w lie offers. 3Iew cluatcrs 17 lif; lujsles 15Q18c; old crop nomi- Caseara bark quiet : new peel 8c Per ppund ; Oregon graperoot 4c. CHICAGO GRAIN ' CHICAUO. Feb. 10. The wheat 7'ttH which ranged from 1 1-8 to Mr h!ffh T. tl fiit In 1 R7 flnd 'h J1S7 1-2 to $1.58 was followed 'emething of a reaction, but then fresh ffflito -lll. T on 7 1.4n Tuesday's low point. derllno to 3-4 odvanre, Slay f!5 fVH in CI OK 'I A t.,l "' 12 to ILK S.R. alter y- May 51.30 5-8 to $1.3o'3-4, " "Hod somewhat and then rose than before. "'" r'o'cd nervoua at the same J. """day's finish to Ti-8c higher, j.'1" started at 1-8 to 3-4c up Msy inrt'"" Xh'Tt a 8l'8llt ,"r"R'r '",'"i"n w,re a-esiionsiive to high- on noga and grain. PUli.. p.. -nii,j0 PRICES ti ' rcD- Hi- Wheat No. i hi 'W'lJl.Mij Xo. 2 r,i $i.,4 'nil. ., "' 4 n"xf H.1414; N.i., :ti ,Z, :,''-23 :t-4. Oats X... ie 5714,,. N n wUit(1 :,i '1V. liv. v., n ..... y S."9c- Timothy oe, $r,.iw. Ilij,1'"" eed f2V(f.V2. Ijird! tirw9'..BUNDS II ,,j fe". HI. I.. !. I"!-! "Us. "lr,r'econd of dollars, a 1,; 101 -- -:! Am moi.i .2:11 A 2 ; ! 01 "w-'ii! .2v ABEJIARTIN SAYS: NEW TODAY AUCTION SALE GltEEH-C ALLAH AX AUCTION MAKKKT 0 . ..lithea't mta" ''rk Siuare BATUKltAY, FF.BHUAHV L'l. 1025 liegmuiug at 1 o'clock We have received several consign menta for our next regular Satur day auction sale, including House hold Goods, Chickens, l'lgs. Oowa and Implements. Listed as follows: Dunfold, '.ivl'.' Aiminster rug; Sslo Wilion velvet rug, several small rugs; mahogany hook case; over stuffed velniir chair; oak leather seat rockers; plain oak rockers; chiffoniers; dressers; dining tnble; oak chairs; oak buffet; 3 Simmons steel beds;'Kteel springs; cotton felt mattresses; 1 late model New Home sew.pg machine; 1 drophead ' Singer; lute model cabinet Yictrola; 1 reed baby buggy; 1 nearly new portable phonograph; bicycle; KhnrplcB aeparotor; tools; D-shovei 'cultivator; garden cultivator; Oli ver 50 chilled plow; grindstone; disc, 2 sets work hsroess; l'ianet Jr. seeder; pigs; chickens, etc. Sale Hegins at 1 o'clock Everybody Welcome. J. K. UltKEK, Auctioneer. l'hiine 33 f20 BitAND NEW house 5 rooms, bath, firepluco nnd basement, $100 down, $50 month. C E. linseom, with LAWSON O. ltltAllLKl' 31 7th Ave. East l'houe 54 1 ftO FOK SALE 1022 Ford Sedan, 4 good over-sized cord tires, on whocls aud spare, lots of cxtrus. Original fiuish, upholstering good. Mechanical condition Al. l.iriven very little off pavement. Fhone 445-J evenings. f21 Henry Ford Buys Old Equipment of Thomas A. Edison FOltT MYEltS, Fla., Feb. 10. Henry Ford today bought the old tools and laboratory eqiupment of Thomas A. Edison and will ship them to Detroit to be displayed iu Fold museum. Workmen are busy assembling and crating the machines and various bits of tools and other laboratory equip ment with which Mr. Edison experi ments and brought to perfection many of, the world's most wonderful inven tions. Mr. Ford purchased the material from W. 1?. ltoss, a blacksmith. Itoss bought the "priceless junk" from Mr. Edison six or seven years ago. Al though lloss has made good use uf virtually every piece of the Edison equipment in his blacksmith shop, this was not his real purpose iu -buying it. He knew it wus "priceless junk" and that some day he would be able to realize on it. Many who passed the blacksmith shop today saw Mr. Ford as work helping to put the machinery into crates. Coatlcss, he directed the packing, lending a helping hand aud cracking a friendly joke now and then. He was one of the workmen. Cottonseed Oil Backers Get Busy iTt.iv'Ti r: . Weh. 10. Several .. .i .......... or avnufteil tn Oiuec souiueiu muLco k f-. -- joint Ueorgia, Florida, . North and South Carolina today in n concerted opposition .to the passage uy seveiui .,.,..., ami middle western states of legislation alleged to be discrimina tory against cottonseea on iiim" . a naii tnr ffovernora of ten south ern states In cooperating in present ing a bouu ironc ugu.usi. l..v of measures, which it is said, would tax oleomargarine ami otnev -seed oil products in a manner which would bo discriminatory, has been -dd hv Governor Angus . Mc Lean of North Carolina. Governor Walker 01 utn j .. receint of a message DUUUUU utrvu - from Governor McLean that he ex pected to confer wiui ui -. .,f n-ricullure to deter mine what steps would bring best re sults, and olterco ine "u"""" " "if they boycott us, we might retali ate by boycotting them." Governor Martin of Florida called upon the Florida delegation in Vah . n.,1 in nreine senstors and representatives from the states in which such action in ing, to use their miiuence to its passage. Old Southern City To Recall History CAMDEN, S. C, Feb. 10. W) ,. :,'.ni nf revolutionary Uamoen, rtnniiii". - . war days and the scene of one of the more important names m sle of the colonists for liberation from England, will commemorate its his toric past this spring wilh a pageant entitled. "Camden, Yesterday and To day." ,.! .roc This quaint town, wairn was one of the mx leading cities of South Carolina, retains much of the picturesque .tm. times, an - , - stand as reminders nf the Uevol,,- tionary war period. 11 "")'.'" by tourists from the north as a win ter resort. Episodes ill liie pngeaill n m l" ' - tray the days 01 l ine " ' ""' "" coming "f Ihc Quakers end the Invo lution, and visits of Washington and I.aFayctte. GERMANY AIDS SHIPBUILDERS wmiii'iii: V.h 111 Wl To stimulate Oer'man shipbuilding, the . .,nn.ent will make avail- able credits equal to 50 per cent of the price agreed upon between the ship owners and the builders. This step Is taken because the ship con struction companies have no ready coh to advance to their workers, and the ship owners are likewise suffer ing from a scarcity of capital. Young robins do not have the tra ditional red breast; nicy are spotted not unlike miniature thrushes. I LET'S SWAP! FOR SALE On TRADE A I!eo five passenger car, the kind that never wears out; has a first class enclosed top that's worth the price of the car and a fellow who is mechanically inclined could over haul it and give it a coat of paint and nt't only have a good looking car. We will trnde for good radio or anything marketable. Also a No. 1 wood range for sale cheap. Call on .1. 11. DANIEL, lm West 5th St.. Eugene. tf HAVE 5 modern bungalows except heat. Located in northern Califor nia. Trade for city uropertv or farm lands. Will assume. CHAH1.ES Mc CIIOSSEN, 32 Oth Ave. West. Of fice I'hone 743, Home phone 1I50Y tf FOlt SALE OH EXCHANGE for Eu gene property, 20 acres of river bottom land, 4 miles southeast of Junction City. Address P. O. llox 122. fji ALFALFA, Grain, Hay, Timothy and Straw, guaranteed quality; prompt shipment. Trices upon application. ItlCIIARD NYMAN, Walla Walla, Washington. Mon-Wed-Sat-al FIaXOS taken m trace tor phono graphs without extra payments. Seth Laraway Music Store. tf FOR SALE Oil TRADE Fine large safe. Write or call 282 E Oth St. tf NEW TODAY SA.M HUGH REALTY COMPANY YERY SPECIAL EXCHANGE HOME AND INCOME PROPERTY APARTMENT HOUSE 5 apart ments. All rented to excellent ten ants, except one used by owner. Located on the east side conveni ent to the center on paved St. Brings in $175 a month besides owner's apartment. Will take a good home in trade and give good terms. HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE LOTS A special price on 4 of the finest lots on "Residence Hill." Located right iu the choicest part of the develop ing section, wonderful' view in four directions. Price $2500. SAM It U till REALTY COMPANY 7th and Willamette f20 WANTED Two Bingle neat, ambi tious young men 20 to 25 to truvel in northwest. Compensation $25 to $50 per week. Rural applicants preferred. Apply own handwriting J. F. HARLOW, Eugene General Delivery. fl9 8-ROOM HOUSE, wntcr, electricity. $25. Nice neighborhood at Oak r.dge station on Lorane highway. 121 PAINT YOUR CARS with J. .W. P. Rubber Enamel. Get it at 104 W. 8th. f25 LOST Monday at planing mill, a red racer wagon, disc wheels. Notify 141 Jefferson. 121 WAXTED Ford truck with or with out trailer to haul ties. rnone Springfield 103-W. f20 FOU RENT Downstairs apartment furnished. Private front entrance. Garage, 331 W 10th. tf FOR RENT Pacific Garage at S3 7th Ave. Eaat. Phone 1715-J. 124 USE J. W. 1'. AUTO PAINT. 104 W 8th. f25 CLARK'S MEAT MARKET is open for business, 385 Blair' street. tf FOR SALE -Reed baby carriage. Phone 1107-J. mornings. f2l FOR RENT Small house, near Uni versity. Inquire 1273 Agate. f2l FOR SA LE-L-Real Estate A BARGAIN SO Acres nn good road 5 mi. from town, good soil; 70 acres in culti vation, 4-room house, barn 30x4rt, silo inside; 2 chicken houses, good well. This SO hss sold for $8000; if sold inside of 10 dsys will take $1500; $1500 will handle, nearly all fenced sheep light or will lease or rent. A fine margin here tn work PALMER RUMFORD, 375 W Hltr FOU SALE NEW MODERN BUNGALOWS 1 Six-rooin house and garage. 2 four-room bungalows with garages on pavedjtreet. 4 six-room Souses on C.ollege Hill un der construction, full basements, furnaces and garages. WM. KERCHER 1431 W Oth. I'hone 1034Y tf MY TO-acre farm, about 25 acres In cultivation, family orchard, good bouse and barn, rhicknn bouses snd psrks, wilh plenty of other out buildings. Irrigation system with lots of water. School Louse on the place. I'hone 1535-L or address J. T. KNIGHT, 2011 Alder St, tl A BEAUTIFUL mort-rn home st cost. Full basement, bardwoou floors, garage, fireplace, equipped for radio. Price $4725. Small pay ment down, monthly payments for balsnee. CHARLES McCROSSEN, 32 Oth Ave. W. office phone 743. Home phone 1450-Y. tf $;i.'U"0 BUYS modern 5-room house, close in on liwrence. Tiuu casn snd (10 per month. A. D. Ash, with 1 iwsiiv ;. BRADLEY 31 7ib Ave. East. Phone 544 (175 ea -h buys 0 high never-flooded lota on graveled street, near high school, near car line; dry; walking distance to lon. Address OSPl csre Guard. UO YOU WANT a Rancor R C. PKTEHS, Anuioneir has it. Call st j' West 6th A. '. THE House Painter Lem Beasley is varnishm' toast in a sandwich shop, Noth ing ever said about who ascends t' th' throne when a Chicago king git3 FOR SALE-Wood j WOOD Now is the time to buy. ! llody maple, ash, fir and oak. 4 ft., and ltt-in. I'bone 440-K. Hewitt I and Johuson. ti ' BUY WOOD from tbt man that ruts ! It. Body fir, 16-in.. $8.50. Oak, 4 ft., $7.60. W. J. Bcbaren. Phone : 23F4. U FOR SALE WOOD; good seasoned 4-ft. oak wood for sale st (8 per cord. Phone 87F4. m30 WOOD Dry 4-ft. second growth. (7 per cord. J. J. HARRINGTON. Ve nets, Ore. m20 WOOD FOR SALE Immediate de livery. Body fir and second growth. Phone 61. tl FOR SALE Used Autos FOR SALE 1023 Ford roadster with slip on body in rear. Cheap for cash. Apply at Cabin City Auto Camp. End of Blair Blvd. f21 1023 GRAY Touring car for sale, run less than 1000 miles. Will give good terms. Address 0823 core Guard. fu'l FOU SALE 1023 Gray Touring car. run only 800 miles. Will give good terms. Phone 1001 or address 0822 care Guard. f21 FOR SALE Poultry S. C WHITE LEGHORN baby chicks and hatching eggs . Two-year-old, Hanson and Hollywood Poultry Farm, Hollywood. Wash. Write for terms. W. E. POST. Vida, Ore. f21 WHITE LEGHORN Chix and hatch ing eggs. FRED L. OIILSEX, M. R. A. mlO FOR SLE Poultry BABY CHIX Tancred strain, guaranteed strong sud heslthy. From trapnested two and three-year old hens. Visitors welcome. G. N. Bryant, Junction City. tf FOU SALE White Leghorn Baby chirks. Order now for Feb. 24th hatch. Mrs. J. H. Radabaugh, M. It. A. Phone 44-F-15. tf FOR SALE Farm Products FOR SALE Oat and vetch or cheat hay 1924 crop. $18 f. o- b. car or at barn 1M miles west of Irving. II. j. STEWARD, M. R. A., phone 13-F-42 tf BIJRBANK POTATOES $2 per 100 lbs. at the Uco. X. Hall warenouae, 143 West Oth., Eugene. Otsv tf FOR SALEt Mutoon and Marshall strawberry plants. Inquirs V. d. Howe, 340 High street tf FOR SALE Miscellaneous OAK Oak wagon msterial ,oak rolls, timber for friction blocks and boat build' lng. IIjLIHEE MILL AND MANUFAC TORY -Oakland, Oregon. al SEND FOR CUT v Of our ROADSTER BODIES Strongest and beat, painted or stain ed. Only $12.00 ILLIIIKE MILL AND MANUFAC TORY, Oakland, Ore. mil IF you are going to build a home it will pay you to call at 32 Oth Ave. West and look over our Bishopric stucco and building material. CHARLES McCROSSEN.' FOR SALE Preferred stock in C. J. Breier Co. Bears 7 per cent. See H. W. Peterson at llrclev's Co. ' Store. 4 mO USED PHONOGRAPHS, Victor and other standard makes at genuine bargaic prices from $15 up, easy terms. Lsraway Music Stores, tf USED PIANOS Standard makes, good condition, as low as $200, easy terms. Laraway Music Store. tf COAL FOR SALE Peacock Rock Sprlnga, best grades of Utah coal and Gasco Briquets. RAINIER COAL CO., 15 E. 7th St. I'hone 412 WANTED To sell fresh and cured meats. Live and dressed poultry at Baldwin Murket, 775 Monroe St I'hone 200. U WHEN you build your home buy your concrete, gravel and sand from Wilfert Sand & Gravel Co. All kinds of crushed rock. Phone 880. tf UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER No, B. Good shape. Te-ms. 672 11th Ave. V,. tf FOR SALE 1000 chick hover, $10; wagon umbrella, (2.50, good condi tion. II. O. PINKSTAFF, 000 W 4th. f 18 RED CEDAR POSTS Sound old growth snd good sise, 7 ft. long. Delivered anywhere. N. O. ISAAC SON", Goldson, Ore. (24 CALL 34F3 Springfield for pure Jer sey milk snd cream. RIVERSIDE DAIRY. f24 FOR SALE-May-Tag Electric wash er. Free demonstration. Berry Pi ano & Furniture Co., 700 Willam ette. U PEDIGREED German Police pup, 5 .1.1 .i.;nn. 1. ... r.Am Call 15F-32. f24 ORGANS, used but entirely overhaul ed st special prices 01 su ana 13 JO. Lirawsy Music Stores. ti FOR SALE Kilburn snd Clark ra dios. Berry piano Ic Furniture Co., 740 Willamette. tf PEDIGREED AIREDALE PUPS for sale.. Bob Howard, Monroe, Ore. tf NO BONE CORSETS 171 W. 7th. Phone 204-L. Mrs. Irene U. Croa ley. tf FOR SALE Year old Airedale dog. ( are Ouard IHUU. " FOR RENT Apartments FOR RENT Three-room flat, fur- mined, very ck.se in. 121 W 6h. tf DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENT fur nished flat (.'!... ROBERT 1'RE.t COTT CO. Agents. tf i EUGENE The Eugene Guard EUGENE, ORE., FEB. 10. 1025. Subscription Plates: By Carrier, early in advayce By Carrier, monthly By Mail, in Oregon, yearly . Outside of Slate, yearly . $5.00 .50 4.00 6.00 Foreign Representatives: Atlantic Coast Halpb K. Mulligan. SO East 42d St., New York City. Middle IVcst C. J. Anderson. 8H0 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. Pacific Coast M. O. Morgensen Co., 584 Market St., San Fraucisco. Entered at Postoffice In Eugene, Ore., as Second Class Mail Mutter. Advertisers sre requ, ted to re port promptly to The Guard office any errors in their advertisements. 'J Guard will not accept rcspon bill'y for more than one incorrect insertion of the same advertisement Classified Rates: One insertion ic a word Six Insertions 6c a word One mouth 15C a word Minimum advertisement 23c Telephone V20O FOR RENT Apartments TOR KENT 2 furnished apartments Ono on ground floor. Xo children. 813 High St. if 1-ROO.M furnished apnrtment with garage. Adults only.' 710 W lllh. Call after 0 P. M. tf ''URN1SUED Apartment for rent Inquire upstairs, 1000 W 3rd. tf FOU RENT Two furnished apart ments. No children. 141 W Oth. tf FOR RENT Rooms LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, COMPLETELY F U,H N 1 S H E D SLEEPING ROOMS AND SMALL APARTMENTS AT MATLOCK'S HOTEL, b'ril and WILLAMETTE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT tf FOR RENT Large comfortably fur nished front bedroom on ground floor one block from University. Private entrance. Phone 1518. tf FOR RENT Sleeping room, private entrance. 473 High St. Phone , 1022-J. 1UB FOR RENT Desirable sleeping rooms, private board. 234 E 11th. flO NICE ROOM, close in, (3 per week. 572 11th Ave. W. ' tf FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. No children. 141 W Oth. tf FOU KENT Furnished room, 801 Willamette. Phone 68S-J. tf FOR RENT Houses FOR KENT After Feb. 24, 5-roora house with bath, $30. 301 Pearl. f20 BOARD AND ROOM ROOM AND BOARD. 124 13th Ave nue East. tf ROOM AND BOARD Alos garnge. , Phsne 'llSO-L. 613 E Oth. m27 WANTEDTo Buy WE have twelve clientele wanting homes from four to nine rooms ranging in price $2000 to $10,000. ' List your property with us. We sold four homes this week. L. E. HODGES REALTY OFFICE f25 NOTICE TO SHEEP RAISERS I am in Iho market to contract your 1025 clip of wool at good prices and will advance $1 per head on con tract. F. B. DECKER, Eugene, tf WANTED Will buy worn out Brus sels and wool ingrain carpets. Fluff Rug Co., Phone 401. tf WANTED Poultry, eggs, snd vesl Phone 410. tf HELP WANTED BOYS between ago nf 12 and 10 to deliver Telegram route. Call 21 E 7th. Portland Telegram Agency. flO WANTED Salesmen WANTED Man with car to sell com plele line quality Auto Tires and Tubes. Exclusive Territory. Etperi ence not necessary. Salary (.'Hltl per month. MILESTONE RUBBER COMPANY, East Liverpool, Ohio. ml WANTED Situation WANTED Garden and lawn work or odd jobs you have that need doing now, Csn do most anvthing. Phone 1604 L, J. Wendell Phillips 1274 Washington St. f2I RELIABLE NURSE Will take care of patient and patient's home. Doc tors' references. Phone 1731-R. tf WIDOW WOMAN wants work by day or hour. Phone 125S-J. f2l WANTED Practical nursing. Phone 66-F-12. tf NURSE Practlcsl. I'hone 62-F-5. experienced. tf WANTED Sewing snd mending. Phone 0.14-1. mil WANTED Housework, day or hour. Experienced. Phone 780-1. tf WANTE1-Practh:sl nursing. Exper ienced. 780-Y. tf DRESSMAKING snd renodellng st your homd or st tnlne. I'hone 1731H tf Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED About March 1st, woman between 2- snd 0.i years old that can take charge of widower's home snd two children. No objections to widow with smsll child. Good home, snd wages to right party. 0817 rare of Guard. (19 EXPERT saw filing done at 1104 Lincoln St. Satisfaction guaranteed. A, E. A bell. tf WANTED A business psrtner, lady or gentleman. Small capital; busi ness in city. Care Guard 0820. f-'l DRESSMAKING, remodeling, neatly done. Prices ressonabif. 1084 Lin coln St. tf WAN TED $250 loan, Oat mortgage on (U00 value. 1'. V. Box 07. (20 .1 riddled with bullets I Now.' Wow' How' M Mli:tiLLANEUUS WORK WHILE YOU LEARN We teach you the latest methods in the art of beauty culture. Classes be ginning in the evening in Murceling and French paper curling. ROSE LA VOGUE, 123S Kiucaid. near 13lh. Phone 1502. tl 1 MATTRESSES ninde over with or without new ticks; chA be returned same duy; new mattresscM any sure, O'Brien'a Mattress & Upholstering Co.. phone 300. 301 E 8th. tf ANY girl in trouble may communicate with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Army at the White Shield Home, 505 Mnylair Ave., Portland, Oregon. tf CARS OVERHAULED half price by expert meehnnie. All work guaran teed. HANSON GARAGE, South Willamette. Phone 46F14. ni2 THE STOVE HOSPITAL We buy. sell, repair and exchange all kinds of stoves, ranges and beaters. 2108 Washington St. Phone 1552-R. tf THE NEW CITY BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR. Heir cut 85c; children 25c; 882 Oak St 1. O. O. F. Block. tl BRING your work to Hoffman's where the beat of workmanship costs no more. Watchiuukcrs & Jewelers. 700 Willamette. tf C. 1). JOHNSTON, CONTRACTOR. Stwer connections, septic tanks, drainage. Telephone 1640-L. tf MARCEL MARKING 60c; Osburn Hotel Beauty Parlour. I'hone 801. tf M. O. WARNFlt tunes, repsirs pianos. 45 years. Phone Applegate Furniture. tf PHONOGRAPHS REPAIRED Any makes work guaranteed, prices reasonable. Laraway Mimic Stores. tf WOOD SAWING PhoLS 784-U. SAUBACHEU. LOST LOST Black patent leather haudbag containing valuable papers nud somo chuuge. Leave at Guard of fice, f 18 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY $14.1 per month will psy (or (1000 in 00 months. About $10.00 is total expense of obtaiulng loan. EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY V7 Oth Ave. W. Phons 067 Eugene, Ore. tl BRADLEY, THE LOAN MAN PLENTY MONEY TO LOAN We want gond loans on Eugene, Cot tn so Grove or Springfield homes. Prompt service, no delays. LAWSON (1. BRADLEY 31 7th Ave. East. Phono 544 f24 MONEY TO LOAN Equitable money to loan on city prop erty. No brokesnge charged. ROUT. PUESCOTT CO. REALTORS 1047 Willamette St LOANS PLENTY MONEY, City and Farm, leweat interoat rats, F. J. Berger. 030 Willnmetto 8t tf MONEY TO LOAN 1 have money to loan on good farm or city prop erty. W. B. COOPER, 006 Wiliam stte St., Phons 040. tl $2000 TO LOAN on approved real estate- eeourity. No commission re quired. Seven per cent Interest. ,0700 care Guard. tf 20-YEAIl FARM IDANS on araor tlred plan at a low rate. W. J. LICIITY, 32 F! 8th Ave. tf NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given llial. the un dersigned hss been appointed hy the County Court of Lane County, Ore gon, ns administratrix with the will annexed of the estnle of Thomas R. Earle, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the r-nine duly verified end with proper vouchers to said ndmlnisirstrix nt the office of Harris, Smith A Bryson, 210 Morn ing Register Building, Eugene, Ore gon, within six months front the dato of the first publication of this notice. Dale of the first publication of this notice Is February 10th, 1025. JANE K, HODER, Admlnlstrstrlx with ths Will Annex? ed nf ths Estate of Thomas R. Eorlf, deceased. No.800-Thur-dy-mlO SUMMONS Tn II. a Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon, in snd for the County, of Richard Jones, Arrs Jones Arns plger, Frank Arnspiger, Adds Jones Wolf, Jess O. Wolf. Alvin IL Jones, Nora Jones Leet, Tins II. Jones, I'r.nn Itat'S TnWlleilfl. It. M. Townseud, Leyelle Hays Levies, C. H. Levies. I'.lh-I Hays Bond, F. W. Bond, Frank Hnrs, Dorothea Ilsys, Harry Ilsys. snd George E. Hays, Plaintiffs, versus Theodore Calvin Fonnlsln, Clsra B. Fountain, Mary Hamilton Windom, A. ('. Windom, George Hamilton. Kath erine Hamilton, Nellie Hamilton Tor rance, V. L. Torrsoce, Myrtle Sbtlley, BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS E. O. lMMEl-Attorncy and Coun sellor. 057 Willamette. Phone 240. II. B. SI.ATTERY Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Solicitor In Charcery. Office rooms 10-11-12-13, Beckwith Bldg., corner Sev enth and Willamette, Eugene, Ore. W II 1TT1 : N SW AFFORD Lawyer. M. & W. BUIg. The better class of civil business. Phono Kit. K. C. HKFFUON Attorney-at-law. Ml Willamette, rooms 10-11. Phono 073. ' M A RTUSMlTTfoOE Lawyer. Gen eral practice. 32 Ninth Ave. W. A. C. WOODCOCK Still doing work at the old stand. 82 Ninth Ave. W. Attorncy-at-Law. 8. M. CALKINS Attorney. First National Bunk Bldg. Phone 157. ALT A KINO Attorney, Probate conveyances, collections. Office up stairs 774 Willamette St., Eugene, Ore. O. H. FOSTER Attorncy-at-Law 057 Willamette. Phone 210. HOWARD M. BROWNEL1, Law yer. All business promptly attend ed to. Telephone 11U0. WEI.L8 & WELLS Lawyers, over Custlo theatre. Special nttention to examination of abstracts, draft- una nf wills, settling uf estates, conveyances and collectiona. Also to nil peusion matters. 1'hoiio 1028. S. D. ALLEN Attorncy-at-Law. Of fice, llovey Bldg., over Bonk of Commerce. Phono 01. J. 8. MEDLEY Attorney-at-Law. Office over Eugene Loan & Sav ings Bank. Phono 154. 0. A. WIN 1 ERMEIER Attorney- at-Law. Land titles and probate spcciulisln. Office over Buuk of Commerce. BUSINESS COLLEGES ENROLL NOW (or Business College. Catalogue (ree on request. Phouo 006. CLEANING AND PRESSING ELECTRIC CLEANERS 856 Olive St., Phone 300. Service you 11 ap preciate. CITY CLEANERS Cleaning, press- lng and repairing. W . E. Naylor, prop. 059 Willamette. Phone 220. IMPERIAL CLEANERS AND HAT TERS. Pressing and repairing. Wo call (or and deliver. 47 hi. Seventh, Phone 302. CARPET AND RUG CLEANERS ELECTRIC CLEANERS Phone 300. We know how. 85(1 Olive St CARPENTERS SHINGLING. Roof Repairing, Re modeling and Curpeutcr Work. Call 1751-L. tl CHIROPRACTIC DR. J. 1. FISCHER 200-7-8 White Temple. Phouu 410. Residence 1350. FOOT SPECIALISTS DR. I1ANDSHUI1 Foot snociluiat. Corns, caluuses, fulleu arches. All toot ailments. 013 Willamette, Ground floor. Uours daily 10 s. in. to 0 p. in. Phone 308. t( FURNITURE HOSPITAL SEA VEIL'S FURNITURE HOSPIT AL, Upholstering, furniture made to order, repairing, refinishing, 501 W. Eighth. Telephone 402-J. FURNITURE PACKING FURNITURE PACKING Phono 804-Y. If HARDWOOD FLOORS We hnvo had 20 years of experience in furnishing, laying nud finishing hardwood floors also refiniahlng old floors, Wo will be glad to give you an estimate on vour Job. WIL LAMETTE HARDWOOD FLOOR COMPANY; II. A. DeLano, Mgr. 211 Eighth Ave. West. Phonu 1710 m7 INSURANCE J. K. PRATT, INSURANCE Agen cy lnsuranco Brokers. Room 215 Castle theater Bldg. Phone 1181. tf Agnes Shelley Nicholson, M. J, Nich olson. Fronk Shelley, llcnrterta Owen Mansfield, Nesmllh Owen, Charles S. Knowles and his wife, Henry II. Wil son end his wife, nnd nlso nil other persons or psrties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, Men, nr inter eat In tho real estate deacrihed in the complaint, Defendants, To the above named defcndanla: You are herrUy required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within six weeks from the dste of the first publication -of this summons which is published (he first time nn January ft. 1025, In the Eugene Dally Guard, snd you are hereby notified that, If you fall to nppear within the said six weeks your default will be en tered, and the plaintiff will'mskn ap plication to the court for the relief prayed within the complaint which is as follows: That the following describ ed real estate be partitioned among ths next of kin and heirs al law of Amanda Ilsys, deceased, lo-wlt: Lot 4 in Block 6, In Skinner's Donation to Lane County, Oregon, now n part of ths City of Eugene, Oregon, snd also the NV4 of the SE!4 of Section 12 In Township 22 South In Range 0 West of the Willamette Meridian In Dong las County, Oregon, snd the proceeds of sale he distributed equally among the 21 heirs at law of the said Amin fls Days, who are parties to this suit; snd that the title tn the said lot 4 In block f In Skinner's Donation be quieted In favor of the plaintiffs and the heirs st law of Amanda llnys, de ceased, against the defend.-ints. Clisrh'S S. Knowles snd wife, Henry II. Wilson snd wife, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or Inter est in the rwil estate described In the complaint. 'i in order of the- shove named cour dated January 7, 1025, directs that this summons be publish ed once each week for s period of sis am-rcaalve weeks in the Eugene Daily Guard snd that yon appear and an swer the said complaint within six weeks from the date of the first pub lication uf this summons, H. E. SLATTEIIY, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. P. O. Address: H. E. Slaltery, Eu gene, Oregon. No.l708-Tburdy-(10 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. JOHN SLMONS-Osteopathic 1 bysiciau and Surgeon, 408 M & iv mug. MACHINE SHOP VELTI'M Ai CLOW Second n.wl Blair. Electric ci Acetylene welding. tf J!NT,NU AND DECORATING 'AI.Vi'lNt; Interior decorating, outside painting at reduced price. T. II. Ove. plwtrtM 7:0.1 iv Second. PRINTING-COMMERCIAL FOlt COMMERCIAL PRINTING see the Valley Printing Co.. over I). S. National Bank Bldg. Phone 470. plum 0 1 n csTTfNN'i ng7"h eatTn a "ALL o: SIIUMWAY Plumbing, sheet metal work and hot air heat ing a apecialty. tf CALL LYNCH & BRADLEY. Plumb Ing ami lleuliiig. repmr work. 20tl W. Sib. Phone 135. tf For Tinting or House Painting, phone 301-Y. tf G EOltliB D. IIEl'lV.lLN-02 VV. Sixth avenue. Phone 817. 11AI.L & SHUMWAY Plumbing and Heating; sewer pipo; drain tile, Seventh und Oak. Phone 1002. CHASE & LESLEY Steam and hot water heating, plumbing; 071 Oak. M A G N I SIT E Why not have a sanitory drainhoard, nam tloor or mantle. Seo A. C. : PIPES, 1500 Willamette. Phone 814 Y. tf PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS F. E. SELOVEU, I.I. D. Practice limited to diagnosis, internal medicine and diseases of the Bkiu. Office Cnstle Theatre Bldg., lies. 806 High St., Office phone 73. Rec. Phono 1730. tf DR. J. F. TITUS Obstetrics nnd discuses of women and children. Office Brown Bldg., Ninth nnd Onk Streets. Residence, Hotel Osburn. Phones 020, 801. DRS. GULL10N. NELSON AND STANDARD Eye, nose, throat Eyes tested and glasses furnished. 80(1 L O. O. F. Bldg. Telephone 133. tl REALTORS DO YOU WANT TO SELL? If so see R. C. Peters the auctioneer, with experience in selling livestock nnd renl estnto. Office 32 W. 8th. Eugene. Phone 1030. tl BEFORE BUYING sse our large list and profit by our 17 years exper ience.' SAM RUGU REALTY COMPANY, Sovcntu and Willam ette, tf SIGNS AND DECORATING HEISEU & BENSON--007 Willam ette, up stuit-s. Phono 1715-U. tf TRANSFERS EUGENE TRANSFER CO. Bonded Carriers. City and Country. 0 TRUCKS AT YOUR SERV1CB 715 Olive St Phono 100 UNDERTAKER MARION VEAT01I Funeral direc tor. Lndy assistant; full auto equipment. Tenth aud Pearl Sts, Phono 112. W. W. BRANSTETTEU Funoral dirortor. Lady assistant; auto henrse. 1102 Olive St. Phono 616. Local Time Table SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY North Bound No. 82 Coos Bny ..2:25 nm No. 54 Oregoninu ...... ....2 Mil am No. 16 Oregon Express 4:23 nm No. 18 F.ugene-Portlsnd .10:IH) am No. 84 Eugene, Coos Bay :H5 pin No. 14' Portland Express.wll:10 am No. 12 Shusta 6:40 ptn South Bound No. 6.1 Oregonian 6:08 sm No. 8.1 Portland-Eugene 8:10 pro. No. 15 California Express 1:45 pm No. 17 Portland-Eugene 1:05 pm No. 13 Snn Francisco Pass 1:25 am No. 11 Shasta 12:10 pm No, 31 Coos Bay Paaseugur 12:25 ant OAKRIOQE LINE Dally 7:80 am It Eugene ar 8:10 pm 10:00 sin ar Onkridgo Iv 1.00 pia 10:25 sin Railhead 12:20 pm WEST SIDE LINE Eugene-Corvallls Line Train No. 274 lenves Kugcue, Mon day, Wedncsdny and Friday st 8 sm. Train No. 278 arrives Eugene Tues day, Thursday and Saturday at 2 pm. EUGENE-WENOLINO Dally Except Sunday) 8:45 nm Iv Eugene sr 2:15 pra 0:15 am Iv Springfield ar .1:50 pm 10:45 am ar Weudling Iv 12:01 pm COOS BAY LINE No. 502, daily Lenves Eugenn 7:45 am., arrlven Nnrlh Bend i:25 pm.. Marahfield 1:40 pm.. Power 4:43 pm. Nn. 504 Leaves Eugene 1:00 sm., arrives st Nnrlh Bend 7:13 am, Marshtield 7:25 nm. EASTBOUND No. 501 Leaves Powers 6:80 sm., Marahfield 0:00 am., North Bend 0:15 am., arrives Eugene 8:20 pm. No. 603 Leaves Marahfield 6:45 pm., pm.. North Bend 6:57 pm., arrive ' Eugene 12:30 am. OREGON ELECTRIO Southbound Train No. Lv. Portland Ar. Rugens 1 . 0:25 iu .10:45 sm 8 Limited ... Ni5 sm 11. 50 pm 9 2K pm 6:30 pm 13 l imited . 6KI5 pm 10:15 pm North blank Station (lesve Jefferson street 16 and 20 minutes later). Northbound Train No. Lv. Eugene Ar. Portland 10 Limited 7:60 am ll:SO am H 11:15 am 8:15 pm 16 Limited 2:00 pm 6:35 pm 3V 6:05 pm 10:05 pm CORVALLIS CONNECTIONS Leave Corvallis Arrive Eugens 9:15 sm 10:45 am 10:80; am 11:50 am 6KH) pm 0-30 pm 8:52 pm 10:15 pa Northbound Lenre Eu.-en Arrlvs Corrsl'to 7:60 am 9:18 am 11:16 am 12:40 pal 2:00 pm ,., ... P" O.tXleul , 21.101.27 iCj Ji7,