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Newspaper Page Textm . ..... ii-. vtc wnu ir irNG familiar with i"" ";k Phone 8-F-23. firffl pfcone KjvVOKK bj the hour. ' Call tnsAWING Wood cut good and riiO. A. Whitney. 1'hone 870-W. btfXEEPlXO WANTEJD-Ref- i,..niT. KTwIsHES HOUSEWOHK or I1" ' i,ilHrn. Phone 1530-J. ""J: l grvnsJV ANTED. 4PQ W. 4th. U. for local loans. Can give yon J . ln. wltK. k,t0l BeCUrn. vii twvM n.uj- .i upense to yon. J), J. Dbnuuii 888 Willamette f,k luans on Farm and City FIRST NATIONAL BANK Eugene uX8 Plenty money. ' City and hrm. Lowest Interest rates. F. J. V. ...... C-aO U7illn.uH fcnTSQ TO CALGARY Boom for L?' .....rs. Phone 1521. mnr LOANS Lt to lof n on homec, prompt ear- rice can hv wu shone 1820. SECUKITI SAVINGS LOAN ABauuiAAiun 45 West Broadway IE LOAN MONEY on Cars or re- ud Chattel Loans, oinnu mommj pumeats. quica, coniiueatuu oer rtct. , SWAN MUKIUiUH WJh 9 E. 7th. THE ETTOENE GUAKD Situations Wanted Miscellaneous Y50 TrED Cleaning all kinds seed ti grains. Machinery located in vnrehouse. Feed deuart- iSt. OKAY'S CASH & CARRY Money to Loan 800 Ley to loan on homes. 6 per cent. prompt service i uu wuuuHwu Lute. We also have money for itraignt loans. . SEE MR. TIFFANY Co. GATES will rednaiice or loan money on yonr automobile, also ttittel loans. Small monthly pay roll. 410 MINER ELDG. Fhont m FARM end CrrY LOANS United States Notional Bank 8th and Willamette pa the best farm and city loans tie W. 1. UCHTll, oi K. 8th Are. WAN8 FARM and CITY. PETER SON & McCULLY. Phrme lil7. Miscellaneous 900 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL FIRE ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES 1 establishment of a Branh Office to Euftene. thereby enabling it to better serve its clientB in the Wil limette valley and to extend to all 9l the insuring public the -service o the Home Office experts in re faring fire hazards and insurance costs. Sr OrentT'Beven -years the Associa tion haB been furnishing indemnity it cost to selected property owners interested In the prevention of fires. n policy-holders received in 1927 dmdends and savings on their in inrnDce premiums of more than 11200.000. Dllrine thiH same ner- iod nearly $200,000 was added to tne cash surplus of the Association, ill of which belongs to its policyholders. t i forms of Fire, Automobile and lllnalty insurance are written by t Association and its affiliated companies. ire invited to call or telephone fl Willamette St.. Eugene, Oregon rnone lvn ra HeW BH of Mstrlet No. " ui receive MM bids for paint- hoaw, located fiT. ajju. M of Crow on the Crow-Vaaoha roa. Work includes painting toof isiuunjr insme and outside of DUlldme. Ilnnnin,wl .- i . r- . vw uave wo eoats of paint, balance hut one rent. W ork completed by Sept. 15th. Rids will be received until Tuesday, Aug. oth. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. D. W. RANKIN, Clerk District No. 68. No.2531-dy-a25 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Btirrel U. Slavens et ux to Mito a Smith et ui Tract tp. 17 S R 1 c $10. Mrnv FVuni. Tn ,? ri ter,.A- 'ye et ux Tracts tp. 17 S R Alice Short to Ptln n rft.. Lot 1. part lot 2, b'lk. 15, Fair mount, $10. 'fena Barbour to Ira Young et ux Lots 3-4, blk. 2. Glenwood Park, Georire R. fii-wn t m--. ence A. Elklns et ux Lot 4. blk. 1, oiore.v niiu, college Urest add. Eu gene, $10. (Marv ly fnnnn n. A c Junction Qty $10. tin .M. Blume et ux to Harry E. Brown Iot 1, blk. 13, fhincan. $10. Lillian R Travis to Carl M. Blume et ux Lots 1-2-3-10-11-12 blk. 13, Duncan, $10. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS ALLEN, a D. 794 WUlametta. BAY. L L. 441 Miner Bldf. 6 LATTERY. H. E. Phone 198. WHITTEN 8 W AFFORD, Lawyar. 115 Tiffany Bide. WINTERME1EB, C. A. 794 Wil lamette. Land titles and probata specialists. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEV IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: Name, address, phones offics and residence: BeRrdslev. G. 8.. Miner Bldg. 64R-8S0 Obstretrics and Diseases of Children W. C. BUNDRANT, M. D. Rectal Diseisea 612 Miner Bldg. Phone 591 or 874 Day. F. M.. Miner Bldg.. 224-S91 Surgery X-ray Consultation Donahue, Chas. D., Miner Bldg 21001233 Genito Urinary Diaeases. Dyott. Gaven, C I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat 1332583 Fields. R H.. Miner Building, 628 Residence. 1244 Patterson street. Phone 1370. Special attention given to obstetrics and diseases of women. Who Will Do itt Ceetroetere, YrdfirM eoair(n, atfceeaneeu Servieee. ASPHALT, Roofiau aaa ResbtBUs. Iti50-W. AUTO TOPS and sedan glass. Eu ene Auto Top Co. 7311 Char. 155 PUMPKISS APPEAR i iinciiMinkrTi ui bUWI Ik. I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 k. I Clover bay, ton Cheat hay, tou Baled strnw - $13 ..1012 ..s AUTO PAINTING Work guaran teed. J. Stephen, 25S E. 5th. BODY Building, blacksmlthing. work guaranteed. A. Jaeobsoo, 3H2 E 8th. VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Egg plunt. lb 10c Celery, dos $1.25 Cauliflower, lb . 10c Onions, lb Summer squash, TT New carrots, dos. bunches ( orn. do, ears BI.ACKSMlriHNG Horseshoeing, body building. Frank Little, 600 High. BLACKSMlTinNG Welders. Ma chinists. S. B. Finegan. 878 PearL BUILDER Personal attention given homes. Expert remodeling. Frank Niedham, (MS W. 6th. 236 9th W. BUILDER Ed Walder 1959 Onyx. Phone 1570. BUILDING CONTRACTORS Har greavea & Lindsay, 035 Oak St.. Tel. 2040. CABINET BUILDING, furniture re pairing, wood turning Eugene Cabinet Shop, 216 W. 7lh; 15US-J. CARPENTER WORK wanted Re pairing, remodeling, new work or roofa. Evans, 301 W. 8th Ave. Phone 216-J. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Nels T. Jorgensen, 081 West 7th; Ph. 1486. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Wbittall & Bean Phone 2654-J. CEMENT Contractor Peter A. Nel son, 771 E. 14th. Phone 709-J. CHIMNEY SWEEP and furnace cleaning. Work guaranteed. Phone 771. Aatumn is beginning to peep through the fence in the guise of ripened pumpkins which are appear ing on the local markets at four cents per pound, buying price. Small squashes have also put in an appear ance at the same price. Local pears have joined local peaches on the market, and are being purchased by bpyers at $1.50 per busheL Onions, green, dos. hunches 40e Green peppers 10c Green beans, lb 4(jJ4Wc Green peas, lb. So Cucumbers, doi 25(g3.V Radishes, dos. bunches 40c New potatoes, lb lc New beets, dos. bunchea 35c Spinach, IT nv Turnips, dos. bunches 45c Extras Standards Mediums LOCAL TRICES Eggs Undergrades (Ungraded) (Jnrrent receipts Extras Mediums . Hens, light Hens, heavy Sprints Roosters (Wholesale) -.Sic .2Sc .24c 21c 28o Itlackberries, crate Plums, 5 lb. box Potatoes Cabbage ...S5c((?Sl ..20c POULTRY ..83c ..3uc ELECTRICAL Repairing of all kinda. Gum & Wells. Phone 155a FURNITURE PACKING Phone 394-Y. ..12fE14c. ..20 tp. 22c -20 U 22c - Sc BUTTER AND BUTTERFAT Quarters 52VjC Creamery buttor 48Vi50'.c uw ctii. irmm Duller Sweet cream butterfat Sour cream butterfat ljimbs, live, Bpring ijamos, yearling Wethers Veal, light, fancy llogs, live Hogs, dressed 1515 l-2c GRAINS, HAY Wheat, bushel Sl.0Rtrei.10 Oats, bu. 4S50c linrlev. ton $34 Oat and vetch hay, ton $ta California melona Applea, lb. leal peaches, bn. Table green squash, lb Local pears, bu. . Pumpkin, lb - .$1.25 3 1.50 3c ...8c 2 l-2c $1.05 .4c ...$1.50 4c FLOOR SANDING C. N. Fletcher Phone 268-Y. FLOOR SANDING Phone 1826-W. KEY REPAIRING Hendershott's Gun Store. 770 Willamette. Ph. 161 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS repaired Violin bows repaired; also sewing mach. repairing. Barker, 512 Will. PAINTING, paperhanging, calsomin ing. A. E. WOOD, Ph. Spg. 120-M. PAINTING, paper hanging, kalso mining. Phone 2371-J. PAINTING and Tinting or house painting, Phone 304-Y. PAINTING For house painters and paper hanegrs call Preston & Hales, 851 Willamette. Phone 665. PAINTING, Tinting. Decorating. T. H. Ove. Phone 1979-J-l. Fox, Irvin R.. Miner Bldg.. 8721607 Internal Medicine and Diagnosis. Guldager. G. F.. Miner Bldg. 1748 2888-J Gulllon. O. R-. LO.O.P. Bldg. Kye. Ear. Nose and Throat. 133 1616-J Howard, M. G.. 812 Tiffany Bldn. 1116284 Hunt Chas. E., Miner Bldg., 648-1131 Diseases of Children Obstetrics Kent, L. 8.. Miner Bldg., 7381634 Kerron. Seth M- 'Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diseases A specialty. 1871472 Northwest Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Hospital. LO.O.F. Bldg.. 133 Bobbins. Carl W, Tiffany Bldg.. 1871S 1336 Pi OIIIL In trouble may communl- un tnsign Jee of the Salva tion Army at the White Shield ", uuu aiaytair Ave- Portland, Ore. filUNG BRAY BROS. Service uouio aaruage ana ruouisn. Miidenee one stop per week, 60c 5fr-F 5 nones ioz-v or Ptt STORE piano for use. Will uce use or piano tor storage e it will have good care. For iin notei, Albany. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, ON I Plrrn n Stornce and Warehouse See ;E APPLEWHITE TRANSFER J.ifil; r.. 1V41-.T. 87 K. 7th SL Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS Ross, A. H., Miner Bldg. 84840 Internal Medicine, Diagnosis, X-ray Scaiefe. B. Jf, L O. O. K Selover, F. E., Bank of Commerce Bldg., 781730. Skin Dueasea and Internal Medicine. btanard. D. C, L O. O. F. Bldg. tin. Ear. Nose and Throat 1332029 Talbot, H. G, Miner Bldg 046 2338-J Wetherbea, J. R.. Miner Bldg 1601 Eye. Ear, No&e and Throat. v.imnierman. K. u.. Tiiiunv Bldg. 61 1082 DENTISTS WHEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST CALL ONhi UF THE FOLLOW-LNG: Name, -address, phones, office and residence: Adams, W. J.. 321 1. O. O. F. 149 Baker, L. L., 1200 Pearl; 934. Brooks. V. L, 1. O. O. F. Bldg, 237 1. ,iimrr. s. C Dentistry 509 Miner Biug. Phone 224 RfELS THAT STAY, 7uc Indi- n.i.. , afcutting oy man barber. J0S BEAUTY SHOP, 877 Will. next 10 Hades. 1 eL Sits. .. r?i"AY, TUESDAY .nd urn ii ""AY Shampoo and marcel : tsirruu, 2oc and Sue. City Bar- Shop and Beauty Parlor, 882 POENE HOTEL BEAUTY 8HOP ""ring ' a new reahstic per- Wnl w-ti lor appoui- rKRN IlllTEI. RiBttI.-n SHOP wmiis 26 and 35c : marcel 75c rone fill. CORSETS re-.CL-Y CORSETS r.rl.u,a . 7th. Phone 294-M. DRESSMAKING L5lAKiNG PHONE 261JI. .STITCHING. BUTTONS -THE BUTTON SHOP "astchg Buttons pleating '4 Willamette "TTRES3 FACTORY lifiri)?. MATTRESS FACTORY erU Smd'0,": n'w ,n ' " r- Bt I'none istw Graves. Robert M. Miner Bldg. 66 L,e. W. B, 'llffany Bldg. 42-J 12-L Moiiey, W. E TUfany Bldg. AO i 1W I IJ L" V II L' 1 1 I VI 1 1(T0 Cbarnelton SU j uoue 2657-W titliaaier, W. C4Miner Bidi. 174fl .XtXBCUUa IblKlWt Titus, W. IU Minor Bldf ,9 Z934-B Willoughby, C. B. 267 E. 10th Are. Phone 530. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS PAINTING houses to stay painted. Paul ueAutremont, I'none iao-Li. PAPER HANGING, call Paul De- Autremont, expert, Phone 1802-Li. PLUMBING Jesse J. Gorllove. Phone 647 and 1636. 68 E. 7th. PLASTERING Stucco work. Day or contract, ratcn worg our i,,i6ciaity. K. J. augnn, rnone i4-w. work. O. G. MILLER. and pat 28-F-2. RAZOR BLADES Sharpened, better tiinn new.' Single edge, 30c; double edge, 4Uc dozen. 01 iast 11th. ROOFING Repairing and Painting a specialty. Estimates Free. Beat Reference. Phone OlO-J. ROOFING and reshingllng, 10 mos. to pay: J. J. Cromn, 800. SAW FILING and repairing. Eugene caw vvoras, too u. run; fa. tw. SEWING Machine Repairing AU makes guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 640 Willamette 1358 TYPEWRITER Repairing. All makes. Eugene Office Equip. Co. Ph. 320. TILE WORK of all kinds. Frank Fields 2274 Olive. Phone 1912. TRASH and rubbish hauling. 1052-J. WELDING. ' body and fender work. We fix everything. Jos. Franzwa, 742 ctiarneitou rnooe 304. H'lVI U V .lumn. anil Finn. ..!,. Expert window washers. Ph. 2120. WOOD SAWING Prompt Service. Prices reasonable. C 11. Manerud. Natl Ilk Hide. Phone 851 or 1II47W 52c j 47c LIVESTOCK Steers 8H9o Cows OttfffifUc! Heifers 73.. . 0Vi4fl0o , ucreic rirrl7c! .1618c 11 l-2ai2e I f Too Late to Classify 1X)R SAXiE A $110 Wedftewood una stove, nearly new. rrice Ik1- uaU at 14JV7 Enst 13th St. over store. FOUND One calf Owner may have same by identifying and paying ad. Arthur McChesney, lit, 1, Springfield. FOR KENT Vj bloclt west of Vrd- veraity on lrftu bt. 7-room nouAe, modern except furnace, 8 large rooms upBtairs; private stairway; 2 baths. Call at Campus Barber Shop or phone 78-W, Springfield, between 1 and 5 P.M. EQUITY In 4-rooin house; hardwood floors. Will sell or trade, for weal side lot. 1400 W. 5th. SINGLE BED AND SPRING U58 Hilyard. Phone 022-W BUSINESS DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANTS L. R. Iluelshoff First NatL Bank Bldg. AUTO ENAMEL J.W.L. rubber auto enamel, 77 B T. CLEANERS EASTS IDE CXJtVANtfltS Sutta, overcoata and pUia dresses, clean ed and preaaed, We call and deliver. ItiML Franklin Bivd. i'hona 416. PORTLAND MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 21. 0W Dullness prevailed on local whole sale fruit and vegetable markets here today ami priors wore a trifle irregular ou some commodities. Peaches were scarce, bulk of offerings being Oregon Crawfords going at t0(tl)iV per box. Klbertas were offered only In small lots, ahipnipnts from Yakima district still being light. Dealers look for larger receipts from that quarter later in the week. Pears were plentiful and sold at a wide range of prices depending on quality. Best Bartletta went at per box while faced and tilled varieties ranged downward to $1.50. Blackberries and huckleberries composed the bulk of offerings in that division. Blackberries went mostly around $1.00 per crate, huc kleberries from loc to 20c per pound. Alicante grapes, the first of the season which arrived vesterdav, were selling at $l.2(S per lug of 24 to 25 pounds. Other varieties of gropes were steady. Ionia toe a were in oversnpply and cheaper at 4575c per box. Hub bard aquash waa offered in fairly liberal amount and fetched 8 l-2c per pound. Summer squash waa cueaper nt a i-i-'o per pound. Pumpkins were beginning to show in small quaintities and went to the trade at 2 l-2c per pound. The quality waa fairly good. .fYTTTi TWn riTfTT cRUTII DEWEY GROVES MLA Service t IneentlTe to bestltifr It He had for gotten, too, her untidy bedroom In the lost aiartment they'd lived In t Kcther. Hut she did hsre teste and feelinu for the rijrht thtnsH. At first she had intended fumiah- nic this little house from the things C0LLIC1I0N AQENOY L. M. TKAV1S Bonded collectors. O. N. Johnston attorney. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU SWANBliHG'8 Employment Bureau, 18 W. bth. I'hone 1467. PIANO TUNING LUTELLLS WOOIJ8. Phone 1720-W PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER POnn.ANT), Ore., Aug. 21. OP) Cattle and enlveB: lleeelpts-25-steer nnd heifers stronft to 2fic higher. Other elnsses steady to firm. Steers (1100-1130 lbs.), good$ll 7r(S12.n0; Do (IIDO-linolba.)), good $12.O0lftl2.RO: Do 800 and up med iums $11.0011.7S;do common $9. 60011.00. lleifers (TOO lbs. down), good $10.00010 2S; do common to med ium $8.7510.0O. Cows, good $8.7B0.B0. llogs: no receipts. Slaughter class es strong to 2flc higher. Heavy weight (250-SriO lbs), medium to choice $10.50 13.00; medium weight (200-2.r,0 lbs.), medium to choice $U.50fi13.2S; light, weight MflO-200 lbs.), medium to choice J 13.2(ifiil8. BOillght weights (130-160 lbs.), med ium to choice Jll.50lB.2fi. Sheep and lnmbs: steady. Receipts i,u3- au ouiea tnrougn. POHTTjAND Ore., Aug. 21. CP) Wholesale prices: nutter, eggs, milk, poultry, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascara bark and hope, steady. Onions: Firm to 16c higher. Wall. walla yellow globes, $1.70tz.UU. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAtiO. Am. 21. (P) Onen ing 8-4c lower to l-8c higher, wheat prleoa later rose alt around. Corn nnd oats were esslor, with corn einrtlng l-8c off to 58e enln. and subseouentlv showing a general decline. Provisions tended upgrade. Wheat closed heavy, 1 8-8ffJ 1 R-Ro net lower; corn 3-42 B-8c down, onte 3-8c down to shade advance sna provisions unchanged to 10c off. uruiiT niiOTtrinuo OinOA(JO, Aug. 21. 0P WTieat: Reptemner, open $1.00 1-2 to 5-8, high $1.11 1-8. low $1.08 1-4, close MH8. OIUSWELU Chamber of Com. TRANSFER WHITE STAB. TUA.NSFKK Local and long distance hauling. I'hone 1468. EUGENE TKANSITttB CO. Long Distance SJid Local lioullng 40 W. tiUi I'hone 160 1.08 1-4 to B-8; December, open i.j'j o-t io .i.iii, iiifru ri.iu i-t, io $1.13 1-8, close $1.18 1-4 to 3-8 UNDERTAKERS WOOl SAWING I'hone 2. H. Buntb, the men with two msrhines. BRAN8TKTTER Phone 488. MARION VEATCH Pearl at Tenth. WOOD8AWINO Phone 602-J. ! If, jr. WALKKH Phone T2S. 51.13 1-H, close 1.1S 1-4 to B-8; March, open $1.10 to 1-4, high $1.20 l-, low ti.jn, clone ei.io x-o to l--; r tl 41 1 Q n ei oo Li.-i. .iu,v, fi... -o w e.' HIS" $1.23 1-4, low $1.20 1-2, close $1.20 PIRE INSURANCE Is your only protection arjalnat heavy loss. See J. C. H0LBR00K Farm and City Insurance. 794 Wll Ismette. Phone 655-J. EUGENE COLLECTION AflENCY Collections anywhere; no charge unless we oollect. Miner Bldg. Phone 000. BOB KAMI. Life Insurance. OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern BLTTEKFIELi). DO. GEO. R 827 Willamette Phone 713 HOFFMAN, Da J. A. 700 Wilianielte. Phone 287 MEADE. DH. ELLA O. 14 W. th. Phone 330 .MOODY. DB. & W. 832 Miner Bloc. Phone 363 WAITS. DH. 1. O. 21S Tiffany Bid. Kn 1082-J , "CHIROPRACTOM DB J. E. SCO FIELD Palmer chb j oo rector. Neurocslomewr eerrlr. I 8?; Wlilsmeite. Phone liJ-J. Is. . 1004-J. , i GEO A. HIMOS. Elertro njfapnc- j tor. Phone 800-J. O'er t'enney Htore. ' fPATIC BACKER FRIEKlP OF -Xtf MAJOR. T WHERE WE WAS AT OA OUR VACA-floiki, IS A IWSHMAM 'MEMBER ME "fELLlei7 VoU ABOU"f MlS PRIVA-T& LAKE 2 VJELLy BLERV SPRiikie He usep -To' seaIp over -To IRELAAJP FOR A L0AP OF LAKE O BRIEAl, i.t i lie Tr- n i-rrr I n u. TO rU I in nio rnivAiP .utrvc; liE.ft VA-C AXATJE IT A TOPEIrSli LAKE' OLrfSIPERS- LAX VoU MEli VloQLP MAvE -fi si-r A TAC;PAD-r-TO StdfM' IM rf ! HM-M-pAT BAMKER TRfEMP c- -TlT AXAaR' MAS ;a Axnr.r4 M0MEWT HE CAAin COOrTT tT, HE HAS IT UeigMep 1 EGAP. I WILL (AUe-fD MAkfi JASoaA CtiKTAlL UlS PE5CRIPTroM, BEFORE Me makes' PREAUICA-fOR. Otrf OF ME : a i-f HM-M-PAT BAMKER TRfEMP f m SL, of -riT maor" Mas . so mocH J " 1 mK momeV, Me ca1' cooaY r) 1 ..-J(k 6 C'H.Vin'ER XL II YHEN ltrrtle lxxx' house win (xmipietetl In lnte spring sht ad vertised it for sale, A thin oldish young man left a oht'ap furnished room In a poor Mo tion of the city on the day the ad vertUt'iuent appeared and bought a bunch of buna una from a fruit stnud. The dealer wasted no money in paper bass. The young nvnn tucked the news-iwiper-wriipped bundle under his arm and went baok to his room. He had been illy nourished for weeks, so he climbed the four flights of stairs slowly. In his room he set about prepar ing his frugal lunch. A baunua and a kIhhh of milk. Verba p he would get a job that day, or the next. It bad been a long lane he'd been WRnderlng down. Jobs had marked tt like milestones. Jobs that he rould not hold because a face with soft browu eyes and tender lips intruded itself between his eyes nnd the pages of his ledgers. Figures and memories did not mix in book keeping. One kindly boss had told htm to take a course In concentration. The trouble was that he concentrated too deeply, but not upon his work. Once he bud been out of a job for weeks and his money had gone entirely be fore he found another, a temporary place, special work. Ho had gone hungry then. And he had not eaten a solid meal since, even when he was employed. It proved to be ft sound idea, because it enabled him to ent the other half of the time. That is to any. he was without work as often as be had it. Hut he waa never down to his last penny again. There was one Job on which he seemed to be making good, when he was served with papers In divorce iroceedings. .then he slipped bacR nto the habit that had cost him his earlier positions. He fell to dream ing or neruo ixtu. Ho waa always thinking of her. Even now when, his lunch over, he started to peruse the male help wanted columns of the newspaper that had been wrapped about the bananas, There waa not Inns tor htm. lied have to start the round of the em ployment agencies again; Ills eye wandered from the last help-wanted column to the next. It waa houses for sale. Here was one in Moonfields. Wasn t that the place he had gono to with Iter tie Lou? Sure It was. He rend on with awnkened Interest. The ad vertisement intrigued him. It didn't sound at all like a regular ad. ' AU about a house that had been built too lato for the owner to bo happy In It. And only happy people wore asked to coma and see it. Rod It waa Rod, of course read It twice, put It down and later read It again, it was a amy an, sort or. A sideshow trick of someone, he sur mised. Ho wouldn't pay any atten tion to It If It weren't In Moonf lelds nnd he hndn't gono there with Bertie Isou to look over the place as I nrosneetlvo home site, lie remetn boron how much he'd wnnted one little house out there in nartlcular. Ho kept on thinking of Moonflelda until suddenlv ho was seined with ft desire to nee the nlacn a an In.. He had never gone back after that 'first visit. Why not go and ace tnla house that was advertised An hour later he waa on train, with a return tr n ticket to Moon fields In his Docket. The da? was aundny, and It aeemed that New York was trying to depopulate lUelf, Rod had to stand. Rut ho waa so glnd to ha trolna: some olace. to have a nestl nation other than an office waiting room, that he waa Indifferent to dta comfort. From the station he walked to the rows of cottages. It wns easy U find the one he sought. Why, it must be the very one he nnd looked at witn Hortle Lou, Rod stood a moment on the sidewalk and surveyed the nou with k feelinir of belnir In ft trance, No, tills was brand new, but ha would hnrn swnrn It wns the same house, His memory must have played blra ft trifk. Tben ho lookrfl down the street, at the other houses. No two were ex nftw nllke. hut In some there wns a similarity. Ho told himself this house must have been copM from the one he had liked so much. "Not a very lucky house, In apite of Its charm," he nuiaed, thinking of the advertise ment. iio wnndored If anvone waa around to show It to him. He thought he aw a movement at one or tne win dows, A moment Inter he lifted the wrought Iron knocker and announced his presence. Tht- door wna onened by ft girl with a round, good-natured face whereon were heaps of freckles and ft nice KrI,'How do yoti do?" Rod aalrt. "Tills Is the house thai waa auvarnseu, i believe?" "Wh res. It Is.' the irirl told him plessnntly nnd hold the door open wider. ''Won't you come In?" Rod stepped Inside. One glance showed him that the Interior, ft much as he could see of It, waa Just like the other house. "If my memory Is .iirnin" be R d to hi time If. "I'retty nifty, Isn't It?" the girl who hnd admitted him remarked. Itod nod ded absent-mindedly. It waa charm ing The way Rertle Lot. might have furnished It, he thought No matter where you put her she made her aur- roundings attractive. He'd have been surprised If he hsd been granted a glimpse Into her hall bedroom. Heme ixu nan mrnen an li sho hnd in stornge. Rut they did not nt into her conception of it as an abode of happiness. Had she started out with Hod ns he hnd begged her to she never would have bouttbt for this house the tilings she had chosen for thrir apartments. She wanted everything here to be perfect as she na una wouia Dave had It had they built it together. ttoverned by this obsession, she fin llv sold the furniture in storHue sod bought all new things. Simple thing. nai cosr nut little more than the money she renliaed on the snle of the more costly turmtnre. There had been rew nieces to return, as she. de- lared herself unable to complete the payment on them. 1 here wns nothing for Rod to rec ognise, except the exquisite taste that nriu-icrixeti nertie i.ou. Hut aood nnte waa not exclusively Rertie Lou's. Still, he et himself fancT that Rertle Lou hnd furnished tt for their home. And he had another Illusion, too. one Ihnt was not so enslly un derstood. He imagined that some un seen person wns watching him. Sev eral Umea he turned his head quickly and once be was sure be saw a bit of dress disappear from sight Just within an open door. Hnt why should anvone hide? Per haps it. was not convenient for the mysterious person to make tin ap pearance, mil wns tt necessary to lol low him all over the place? Kod waa nuixled. until he decided that there were two women alone In the house and thoy were nervous about his presence. "1 guess I do look like a tramp," ho remarked men tally, excusing them. "It's a wonder they let me In. Thev must know I've as much chance of buying this house aa l nave of buying the public lib rary. Indeed, his secret nhserver hsd formed a pretty clear Idea of his abil ity to purchase her property, but it did not worry her In the way he'd nave expectea. Rertle Lon had seen him from the window aa he stood before the house, She hnd been looping back the ruffled curtains when she chanced to glance out the window. For a moment she bad not moved, bad been transfixed to the spot. R couldn't bo This waa worse ttinn anything that had gone Derore. waa she losing her mind 7 'l nen itod hnd looked directly at her window. She drew bnck auto matically. Why? She didn't ask her aelf. The movement wns Instinctive. A protective one, nnd the thing she wished to protect waa hor desire to have Rod come Into her house his house, their house. It wasn't necea- ry to nut her Instinct Into words. to tell heraelf thnt he would not en ter If he knew thnt she wna there. Not for an Instant did sho believe that he knew It waa her house. Rut she did observe his ahnbblnena. Thnt wna after closer look, when he waa In the hall Bite had celled to Bessie aa Hod walked tip the front steps and told her to no nut mm, nut non t meniion me. or my nnme. she cautioned. 1 1 extilnln Inter' She hardly knew what to dol Her head waa bussing with Idem. Rut the thought that stayed uppermost was: "Why had he come?" Rhe told herself, with a great throb of Joy. that ho had come for the same reason that brought nor to Aioon- fields. Memories-, HT II- I k 1... kl .. H her heart aanir. Rhe couldn't help feeling glad. Hhe'd rather hare Rod die of a broken heart than groveling nt Llln a feet. Hho did not believe that Rod him self had a-lvon ud Llln. For the bit terness thnt Oyrua had ahown In sneak n of him did not nein ner to n higher opinion of Itod than ahe had had before. If only she could blind herself, pre tend that Rod hnd gnuged LfJn's character at laat. had been too de cent to romnln under her sway. Rut no. ahe could not deceive heraelf She hnd hoped too much In vain. Rod hnd come back becnuae memories were nil he had now to heal a sick soul Perhaps he waa sorry; perhaps he even wished he rould recall the days of thsal r marrinaTe. Rertle Imu tnld herself these things. And then ahe remembered the manner In which Rod had de sorted her, the cold. Impersonal note he hnd Iett. No, she would not forgive him. (To be continued) Thnt ft number of Oreeon ereanv eries may affiliate with the Oialleng Cream and Hotter Hnnointion of lxs Angeles nnd inn Frum-isco. owned by 1ft OHfomia and ldnho crenmer- lea, the largest butter anles organiza tion on the coast, la the belief of Mentor M. Honey, manager of the Bugene Farmers' erenmerv. This ha bejn some time under consideration, but hns not tnkan pince since Oregon has not hsd so much surplus batter, Mr. Honey said. The Challenge association baa re cently taken out a mam he rah ip in the Innd olrtkes Creameries, Iiu an ortnuilr.ation of 4i0 cooperative creameries in Minnp-sotn and Wiscon sin, the Inrcest butter sales organ isation In the country. In this way surplus milk product from tho coast sucn as muter, powoereii muk, arwi casein will fintt eastern nuirket. Sales of these two organizations will amount to million pounds of but ter per year, with annual turnover of .tK,(H)O.OH). ES WALKRVILLB, Aug. 21-pe-cial). The Women of Woodcraft held a supper last Kridaji uight, in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Mary Potter. She wns celebrating her 7lU4i birth day. The supper oonalstedi of Ice cream nnd enho. Indies present were Xtr. Liunle Fountain, Aire, Myrtle Sylvester, Mr. Uertha Klckbiwh, Mrs. Inex Has ton ami daughter UaiL, Mrs, Katie Last on, Mra. Sob wer ing and dauKhrer Dorothy, Mrs. M. J. Wonriu, Mrs. Ruth Potter, Mi-a. Kate Km me rich, Mrs. Harry Jackson and tho honor gueat, Mrs. Mary Potter. Visitors for eupper were Frank Bnv merich, lrvin ountain, Jcam) Soh woring and Miss 1ucy Schwering. The lawn in front of Che home of Qeorge ami Robert Marx waa the scene of a very happy occasion last Friday night when the Boy Scout troop held a scout rally. When they first began planning it they Intended to have a father and turn supper, but as so many of the fathers were not proton t they turned It into ft rally. They started a new treasury yatein and elected George Marx, Jr as sec retary and treasurer. They served salad, aa ndwi c3i en, and ca k e to th e following scout and guestB, Mr and Mrs. Weiderholt, Mr. and Airs. Neet, Mrs. Marx, (taorae, Helen, and Rob ert, Marx, John Kidin, Loyd Kooter, mm ruxman, niaioom iiansen, una. Wilbur n, Claude and Howard Camp bell. Several of the bora are about ready to become second dees scouts, Having passed nearly au or tneir ten derfoot tests. Mr., and Mrs. Onv (MTmbrs end Miss Raohel Oil mo re and Guy Oil- more, jr., oi is Angeles, returned laet Saturday night to continue their visit with their aunt Mrs. Snbtnat Oovor. They were here week aan. Tliia time they made the trip over the Iinsa, to Misters, tire, nir, ana Airs. !verett Wearln and children Lilah nnd Jtmmle and Mr, and Mrs, M. J. weann went witn uiem. 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