The Eugene guard., January 21, 1929, Image 9

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.ft 10.o
THE EUGENE GTJABD
f Honey toLoan
f "io ' fcnd on homes.
i n. TIFFANY
tween the termini above described.
This notice i published for the pur
pose of Informing all navigator of
the description and purpose of the
monuments aforesaid and of the gen
eral course, landings and termini of
the cable aforesaid.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
By J. I Twining
Division I'lsnt Manager.
No.2599-dv-j21
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
T.OANS
SV wff'itlw' p r 'month.
S&rFR REALTY OFFICE
.7 . BOO ""
... nrs
on Homes, p J"
iuU or Po?;:
"VcaTu'lATJON
45 WestBrosdwaT
IS
; .
.1 jioKTfcAytr.r -,,,.
.ndc boughl and
Id. Uenf?' I"??'
iWuEVr MORTGAGE CO.
!E5S?rommerce. Phone 734
rr7, hnMfll LOANS
srrcmiENT & MORTGAGE CO.
K.V rwmerce. Phone 734
Money to Loan 800
ATTORNEYS
ALLEN, B. D. 704 Willamette.
KAY, L. L. 441 Miner Bldf.
BLATTERY, H. B. Phone 188.
WHITTEN, SWAFFOBD, Lawyer,
201 Tiffany Bldg. Phone- 831.
WESTERMEIEB, O. A. 794 Wil
lamette. Land titles and probate
specialists.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN
OK SUKUtiUiN UA11, U.l UV
THE FOLLOWING
Name, address, phones office and
residence:
Besrdsley, G. 8., Miner Bldg. 645-850
Obstetrics and Diseases of Children.
Bundrant, W. C.
Proctology Rectal Diseases
inn t: ti' .1
5U1 OT
STgATES will refinance or loan
r,.r So jour automobile, also
"wffi fsns Small monthly pay-
"'lid ! iUNEB BLDG. Phone
WIS-
iLOAN MONEY on Cars or re-
L.'r.r.k.m Also furniture, that-
M loans; monthly payments.
fii "dRTOAGK CO. 0 E, 7th.
i mtiu loon" on
Farm and City
T Property
'nBST NATIONAL BANK
LOANS
make straight loans on improved
f&fo COMMERCE
Donahna. Chaa. D- Miner Bide.
21001233
Genito urinary Diseases
Dyott, Gaven C, L O. O. F. Bldg.
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
1332583
Faust, R. O. Miner Bldg.
93
Field, R. H-, Miner Bldg. 6281370
Gen. Medicine, Obstetrics, Diseases
of women.
Guldacer. G. F Miner Bldg.
1748 2888-J
WOOL MART QUIET
E
Wool buying will be more active
within two weekB or so, according to
announcement rrom tne bugene
Woolen Mills. At present there is lit
tle buying going on and pricea during
the winter have been indefinite. Only
email lota are being purchased from
time to time. Saturday a price of
42 cents was paid for last spring's
wool but as yet no definite price list
is given tor thiB year, and contracting
Is not yet under way for this section.
TURKEY PRICES DOWN
The Eugene branch of Swift and
company was quoting turkeys some
what cheaper Monday. Local pro
duce buyera are now cleaning up on
this year s crop and buying is not
verv heavy. The Drices given Monday
were 81 cents on young toms; 28 cents
on bens; and 20 cents on Both old
toms and number twos.
Heifers
Ewes
Lambs, live, spring .,
Lauibs. yearling ....
etners .
Veal, light, fancy
Hogs, live
Hoes, dressed
Heavy bows, lb. .
1010M,c
6tc
..5(37.
...lTfctfiltie
J8.5038.83
iis:Tiw
55V4c
Wheat, bushel ,
uats. ou.
ttarley, ton
GRAINS. HAY
(Buying fncea)
Oat and vetch hay, ton .
Clover hay, ton
Cheat nay, ton
VEGETABLES
(Buying Pricea)
Celery, dos. -
Cauliflower, lb. ...
unions. it.
,1.201.25
6bsi60c
3il
?S165
Mi
Parsnips, lb. .
Carrots, dos. bunches .
Potatoes, cwt.
GRAINS INACTIVE NOW
No chsnges in the local hays and
grains pricea were announced Mon
day, and there is little activity in buy
ing now. f rom now on ana m toe
next alx weeka there will be more
activity in seed grains, the Farmers
Union warehouse announces.
PRODUCE MARTS STEADY
All eggs, poultry, and butter prices
were the same in Eugene Monday as
for the week-end, awaiting returns
from Portland for Tuesday morning.
LOCAL PRICES
(Buying Prices)
Extras
Standards
Firsts
Egos
GniHon, O. R., I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
133 1618-J
Howard, M. G, 812 Tiffany Bldg.
1115284
Hunt, Chaa. E., Miner Bldg. 6481182
Diseases of Children Obstetrics.
Kent, L. 8., Miner Bldg., 7381634
fEE CENT LOANS on residential
PcvnT w. EARL
her Bids- none al ; Kerron, Seth M-, Tiffany Bldg.
sTa. best farm and .city loan. Skin Di.ea.es a Specialty.
n- t I rnuTV HQ K A Ave. I 101
lee i..-. - 1
PETER-
one 137.
Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Hospital, I. O. O. F. Bldg., 133.
flANS FARM and C1T.
0N 4 McCULLY. Ph(
T" . .. nnn RnhhlnB. Carl W.. Tiffany Bldg..
Miscellaneous . suu, 1872 1330
II GIKL in trouble ir communl
ctu with Ensign Le. of the Sal-
"hiTod Armj at the White Shield
kome, 665 Mayfair Ave, Port-
Hand, Ore.
Extra mediums
First mediums
Pewee.
Undergrade.
Extra.
Firsts
Mediums
(Wholesale)
84c
.31c
...20c
...28c
.27c
.20c
.18c
New beets, dos. punches
Spinach, lb.
Turnipa. lb.
I'aDbHge, lb.
,.$11.50
ldc
4Vi5c
lMiffi
50(S70c
UUcftlSl
..40C
PUBLIC MARKET
. PRICES STEADY
Retail prices at the Producers' Pub
lic market will not change any Tues
day, according to the market master's
office. Tuesday and Thursday are
light days at the market during this
season of the year with Saturday
getting the biggest trade of the week.
Squash and pumpkin may be going
up soon as well as cabbage, but as yet
no ndvnnce is quoted.
Hoot vegetables continue plentiful
at the market as do apples.
Following are the retail price, a.
posted lor Tuesday:
..8a 10c
2 (3 3c
....?it4c
..86c
...84c
..32c
POULTRY
(Buying Price.)
Springs, all weights, lb 22c
Hens, over 4Vj lbs,, colored ...24c
Hens, 4H lbs. and under 10c
No. 1 dressed capons, lb. . .82c
Stags, lb. 17c
Roosters lie
BUTTER
(Wholesale)
Scaiefe, B. F.
L O. O. F. Bldg.
70-J 70-L
Quarters 40c
Creamery butter
Sweet cream butter ...
BUTTERFAT
i Ruvins Prices!
Rweet cream butterfat .49c
Sour cream butterfat 46c
LIVESTOCK
IRuvin? Prices)
Steera 010c
Cowa 6M(37V4c
Pumpkin, lb. 11Mic
Hubbard and banana aquash,
lb. l2c
Table aquash, dos. 40c
carrots, oulK, id. ic
FRUITS
(Buying Prices)
Apples, per box $12
Windfall applea ..50c and up
PORTLAND PRICES
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 21. C
Wholesale prices: Butter: Steady.
Portland dairy exchange net whole
sale prices (cubes): Extra. 44c;
standards 43c; prime firsts 42Vjc;
firsta 42c. Creamery prices prints 8c
over cube standards.
Eggb: Portland dairy exchange (net
basis) fresh standard extras 85c;
fresh standard firsts 34c: fresh med
ium extraa 32c; fresh medium firsts
30c. Prices to retailers l(&3c over
exchange prices.
Milk: Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.75
cwt. delivered Portland, less 1 per
cent. Butterfnt station 45c; track
46c; delivered at Portland 484c.
poultry (Duying prices): Alive,
heavy hens, over 4Vi lbs.. 25c: med
ium hens 2'., to 4 Mi lbs., 21c; light
under SMi lbs., 18c; springs 24c;
ducks 1820c; turkeys dressed. No.
1. 35c; canons 88(fi35c.
Onions: Per cwt. Oregon fancy
$o.o ; Oregon No. 1, $o.
Potntoes: Per cwt.. Gems. No.
grade $1.401.50; fancy Gems $1.40
l.DU.
Wool: Eastern Oregon 80(ffi32c lb.
valley S5i40c.
Nuts: Walnuts. Oregon 283!30c
almonds 21fi2l'c; peanuts S',iCi 1" Mjc;
pecans zurn';)ic; iunerts niac.
way: riuying prices: r.astern ure.
gon timothy. $12.50f?i22: do valley
$1717.B0; alfalfa $22.501323; clover
$1717.50; ont hay $1818.50; straw
$8 ton; selling prices $2 ton more.
I asenra Dark: steady 7c per 10.
Hops: 1028 crop 16 10c.
J1HEPK00F WAREHOUSE. ON
.'. PAVED ST.
For Storsite snd Warehouse See
tBE APPLEWHITE TRANSFER
ttne3'Jl: res. 1241-J. 37 E. 7th 8t
Selover, F. E., Bank of Commerce
Bldg. 73 1730. Skin Diaeases and
Internal Medicine.
Btanard, D. C, I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
1332629
UCLING BRAY BROS. Service
track hauls garbage snd rubbish.
Retideace one stop per week, 50c
'per month. Phone 76-F-2.
f SLOW RECOVERING from that
illness, try Massage. Restore, en
rgy. 462-W.
Sates cut and polished. 230
Vest 8th.
"OEMS set to music. Mastercraft
Soot Publishers, Seattle.
5AN0 LESSONS. FLORABEL
CKICK. PHONE 2SS0-J.
Who Will Do It!
J Contractors, Tradesmen,
Repairmen,
' Miscellaneous Servloet
Talbot, H. O., Miner Bldg.
645 2338-J
Wetherbee, J. R., Miner Bldg., 1601
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Vlnn.rn.an V. I. TiffnllV Bldg.
" 619--1082
DENTI8TS
WHEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST
CALL ONE OF Xkla JULliUii
T V I ' .
Name, ' address, phone., office and
re.iaence:
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned. H. B. Ruth, has been
duly appointed administrator of the
estate or iou uutn. deceasea. dv cue
County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Lane bounty, and nas quaiuiea as
such administrator, and all persons
having claims against said estate are
hAi-nhv notified and renuested to pre
sent the same, vermea sb requireu
hy law. with the poper vouchers, to
th niri nominiscrator ine omce
of S. M. Calkins in the United States
National Bank building in Eugene,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Date of first publication and date
of notice. December 24. m.!S.
H. IS. KUlrt.
Administrator of the Estate of Lou
Kuth, ueceasea.
No.2590-Mon-dy-j21
Adam.,.W. J, 821 L O. O. F. 149
Baker, L. L 1209 Pearl, 2029.
Brook., V. Lh 218 I. O. O. F. Bldg. 2
Brooke V. L., 218 I. O. O. F. Bldg. 287
UPHALT. Rooting and reahingltng
1650- W. .
ItTO TOP8 and sedan glass, Eu
rmiuto Top Co. 736 Char. 155.
H-.W'ICSMlTllINd Welders. Ma
chinista. 8. B. Kinegan, 873 PearL
RII.UINO CONTHACTORS Har
feites & Lindsay, 935 Oak SU
Tel. 2040.
3ABIXKT B1ILPIXO. furniture re
Wirini;. wood aumlng. Eugene Cab
inet Shop, 216 W. 7th. 1508-J.
IMENT CONTRACTOR NelB T.
Jorjensen, 931 V. 7th. Phone 1486.
MENT Contractor Peter A. Nel
h1 E. Hth. Phone 700-J.
THnnlcntt. H. C Dentistry
509 Miner Bldg. Phone 224
Graves, Robert M., Miner Bldg. 66
Lee, W. B, Tiffany Bldg.
42-J 42-L
Mrlntvre. R. E-. Miner Bldg. 2323
Full and partial plate, a specialty
Moxley. W. E.. Tiffany Bldg
Bchaefer, W. C, Miner Bldg.
Extracting Specialist
1748
T-ia H W Min.r RiHf.
040 2034-W
Willoughby, C. B., 257 E. 10th Ave.
Phone 730.
UHlMNKY SWEEP and furnace
mesoinii. Work guaranteed. Phone
-.'il or Iifi2.
5JV00rSAWING Thone 1139-J.
1.R-MTLKE PACKING Phone
,, KI.(K)R SANDING
Pi'Kber. Phone 268-R.
1K SAM.imj.
.""i- Phune 2O40.
- Wurk guaran-
JXT,',U' Pnl""r hangins, kalsomin
srj'hune 171-J. F. O. Repine.
5A'NlINlJ . "n'l Timing or house
Minting. Phone 304-Y.
fAlNriNttr house oninter. and
: "per haner call f'reston and
es. SmI Willamette. Phone 063.
0PT0METRI8TS AND OPTICIANS
mTTTVUK-IF.T.n. tlR. GEO. H
8th and Willamette Phone 539
irmnrMAN. riR. J. A.
790 Willamette Phone 287
MPAHE. DR. ELLA C.
14 W. 8th Phone 830
MnoilY. DR. 8. M.
832 Miner Bldg. Phone 362
WATTS. DR. J. O.
213 Tiffany Bldg. Phone 1062-J
CHIROPRACTORS
nn .7. R. SCOFI.iL.I Palmer chlr
opractor. Neurocalometer service,
877 WillametW. Phone 107-J,
1004-J.
tALNTI,X( house, to stay painted.
JMJeAmremont. Phone 1SU2-U
h','R "AXGIXG. call Paul D
nm, expert. I'hone 1862-L.
GEO. A. SIMON, Electro chiroprac
tor. Phone 350-J. Over Penney'
Store.
n.J '. , l; Stw Bay or
?'cf. Patch work 01Jr ,p.iaty.
Wushnjphone IS42-W.
iiirF!J r'Psiring. Eugene
fe---r."iii:1 E. &th. Phone 205.
' rVrt'ol'-f ' " in1s, Kras
'elds, 2.', 4 iilir. ih. i.mo
SbOW ,le,nin, ,nd noor wa
' "i;iw washers. P
'"- ""re St.
houa
!!!-lNU-Phone 502-J.
hfH.l... .
I S...i''.'v Spfed boata after
'" K, ' h-r.by riven that The
t - n
TelecrsDh
coriration. has erected
COLLECTION AGENCY
L. M. TRAVIS. INC. Bonded col
lectors. C. N. Johnston, attorney,
MATTRESS FACTORY
ORIUKN'S MATTRESS FACTORY
MATTRESSES made over: new ones
to order. 801 E. tb St. Phone 309
PIANO TUNING
Notice to Creditors
Woman's Realm
Public Market
Ttnnch vesetsbles. radiahes. tur-
nios. carrots, onions buncn DC
Sack vegetablea, beets, 2c; tur-
mnfi. vellow turnius. rutaoagaa.
parsnips, lb. 3c
Sack carrots, lb. 22c
Greens, spinach, swiss cnard, in.
1 c: 3 lbs. 23c: mustard curly
kale. 8c lb.; 2 lbs. ..15c
Lettuce, head 5c each; some 2 for 15c
Table queen squash, each 5c;
some it lor ivc
Cauliflower, lb. .810o
to visit his mother. Mrs. John Ham
lin, who has been ill.
Mayor C. O. Wilson returned to
Springfield Saturday evening from a
business trip to San Franciaco, Cali
fornia. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Louk and fam
ily motored to Creswell Sunday to
visit Mrs. Louk'. parents. Mr. and
Mrs. llowe.
Mrs. Mary Murphy of Vancouver.
Washintton, is spending a few weeks
a' the home of hei parenta, Mr. and
.Mrs. A. Murphy.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Mur
phy. Friday morning, a boy. The
mother and baby are doing nicely.
Hugh Jollieff. who has been In Day
ton. Washington, where he was called
bv the fatnl illness of his mother,
returned to Springfield Saturday.
By EUGENE FIRM
Squash, lb. 2VjCi out, lb.
l.ahbnge, lb.
Apples, all kinds, beat grades, $1
(g;$z windtsus
3c
-3MiC
and
second
40c and up
..2230c
grades
Pie Dumnkin. lb.
Ru-et pumpkins, lb.
Wslnuls. lb.
FiDertu, lb. 2025c
Sage, ox. 8c; green sage, bunch 10c
Horse radish, lb. 20c
Celery, bunch 615c
Dried prunes, petite and Italian,
lb. Hie; s Iba.
Kahlrnbi, lb.
I
!5c
. oo
Winter radishes, lb .....6c
Savoy cabbage, head, 15c; lb. .....4c
Chinese cabbage,- lb. 5c
Red cabbage, lb. ...oc
Parsley, bunch .....5c
Parsnips, lb. 3c
Potatoes, cwt. $l8)1.2f.
Vegetable oysters, bunch 5u
Brussel Sprouts, lb. 15c
Endive, bunch 6l'c
Dry onions, lb. 5
BEAUTY PARLORS
BOB'S BEAUTY SHOP, 877 Wil
lamette -Marcels tnat stay; nair
cutting; finger waving; shampoo;
facials. Phone 838.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WED
NESDAY Shampoo aoj marcei i,
haircuts 25a end 35c. City Shop.
Ill E. Broadway. Phone 349
DRESSMAKING
THE ELITE SHOPPE
Let me help with your spring ward
robe. Mrs. Hnelgrove, .louiste. lay-lor-Elliott
Apt- 105. Phone 1711-W.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 21. W)
Cattle and calves: Slow, fairly steady;
receipts 2240. Steers (1100-lrtOO
lbs.) good $1111.75; do (050-1100
lbs.) good $1103-12; do (800 and up)
medium $1011; do common $S.50(&
ill.
Heifers (850 lbs. down) good
$10.25(3)10.75; do common $8.25((i
10.25; cows good $09.50; cows com
mon to medium $79; cows low cut
ter $4.3007: bulls (yearlings ex
cluded) good beefs $7.258; bulls
cutter to medium $0.57.25; calves
(500 lbs. down) medium to choice $0
111: cnlves cull to common $7.50(5!
0: vcalers milk fed good to choice
$1314.25; vealers medium $11.50
(5)13; vealers cull to comon $S.OO0BI
11.50.
Hogs: Active killing classes mostly
25 cents higher; receipts zidu.
Hcav weieht (250-350 lbs.) mcd
lum to choice $7.759.25; medium
weight (200-250 lbs.) medium to
choice .tR.-inffinoS: llcht welzht (160
200 lbs.) medium to choice $9.75
10: hV.it llehts (130-100 lbs.) med
ium to choice $8.75(30.25; peeking
sows rough and smooth S7(a8; slough
ter nirs (90-130 lbs.) medium to
choice $8(f?9; feeder and stocker pics
(70-139 lbs.) medium to choice
a.
(Soft or oily hogs and roasting
pigs excluded in above quotations.)
Sheep and lambs: Quotably steady;
receipts 575. Lambs (84 lbs. down)
fUc. choice .,13ffi14: do (92 lbs.
down) medium $11.50(5)18; do (all
weights) cull to common $10.50(3!
H fift. venrllnir wethers (150 lbs.
down) mediums to choice $0(3)11.50;
ewes (120 lbs. down) medium to
choice 4.50i6.5O; ewes (120-150
lbs.) medium to choice $3.50(ffi6; ewes
(nil weighta) cull to common $2
8.50.
DRESSMAKING 'Phone 261-M.
MATTRESS FACTORY
p.TIOKNE MATTRESS & UPH. C.
Mattresses reDuut, reiurneo same
day. New mattresses, any size.
Phone 812. 1108 OUve street.
WHEAT QUOTATIONS
PHIf'AOO. Jan. 21. OP) Wheat
March, onen S1.21M to 8-4: high
1.'2 3-4: low. $1.2114; close,
1 !o r,.R to 3-4.
Mo nncn. S1.25U to 8-8: high,
$L2(); low, $1.24Mi; close, $1.25 7-8
' '".Inly, 'high, $1.28; low, $1.264
close, $1.27 7-8 to $1.28.
PORTLAND MARKETS STEADY
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 21. (P
At the opening of the market today
eggs and butter remained nt Satur
day's quotations. Excellent hothouse
ioniatoes from the Eugene territory
are offered at from $3.50 to $5 for
20 pound boxes, wholesale. The re
tniier fixes his prices accordingly.
Hothouse rhubarb is also plentiful at
$3.73 to $4 for a 20 pound box whole
sale. Artichokes of delicious texture
may be hnd two for a quarter. In
the fruit market, oranges are re
ported to be in a precarioua condi
tion because rains navo interrereu
with picking in California, conse
quently, when present stocks are de
pleted a sharp and sudden advance is
expected, up to oaturnay, oranges
were plentiful, especially the smaller
slues, which could be purchased two
dozen for a quarter. ine larger
siies have been scarce, and will bo-
comc even scarcer, it is predicted.
Most of the crop seem, to have run
to the smaller Bize..
Some B.000 crate, of hothouse
tomatoes will have ben shipped out
bv the end of the winter season by
Chase Gardens, which annually sends
mil- mnra thim 10.000 crates for the
entire year. A gooa snipment 01
these has just been offered on the
Portlnnd market as announced
thrnuih the market reports from
Portland Monday. Chnse Gardens
is tho only firm handling hothouse
tomatoes wholesale on a large scale
in this vicinity.
The prices as quoted by the loenl
firm are from $4.50 to $5.50 a
crate, wholesale.'
About the same amount, 10,000
crates, of racumbera are shipped
out each year and are a big item
during the winter season.
Prices on tomatoes ann cucum
bers have been about normal this
year, Clarence Chase reporta.
Creswell Power
Charges Reduced
Reduced rate, for electricity for
power and lighting purposes are an
nounced by the Creswell Power com
pany, subject to the approval of the
public service commission, according
to J. P. Lane, owner.
The new ratea will make a charge
of $1.10 for the first ten kilowatts
and six or seven cents for each addi
tional kilowatt. The first SO kilo
n.ti. will pnnt nhont S2.40 under the
ne rates, as compared with $2.00
onrln,- thn (lid
The combination range and light
Mia n.lll he reduced 15 tier cent.
XlininMim chnrtrea for the COnibinntioil
rnte remain nt SfZ.ou; mat lor iiu
lighting nt $1.10, no changes being
m il (I o for the tiEfacnt rate.
Thn CVPrtwnll Power company
huvs power from the Mountain StnteR
Powor company for service In tho
community adoui weBwoi.
-i,oa In ritoa arp In line With those
announced by the larger firm laat
week.
Ir. Roval J. Dye, former mission
ary to Amca, where he aided in ea
tHhltshing tho Conjjo Chribtian mis
sion ol the utscipies 01 inrist i
Itolenire. 1000 miles from the mouth
of the Congo river, will give a public
address in tho First Christian chures
of Eugene on Thursday evening, Jan.
M at 7 MO o clock, it was announced
by Dr. E. P. Stivers, pastor.
Dr. Dye began work at the Bolenge
Mission station In 1HIH and served
there until 1W7 when Mrs. Dye was
compelled to return to America on
account of broken health. He later
spent a period on this mission field
without his family.
This pioneer medical missionary
was the only doctor for hundreds of
miles in the Conco country to combat
tropical diseases, lie was among the
first to attack the problem of sleep-
ing sickness among the natives aud j
contractor it himself with the result
that he had to leave that climate.
These early days of tho Congo
Mission were filled with dangers and
hardships. The great majority of the
people in tne oacK country were can
nibals and Dr. Dye bears acara made
by both man and wild beaBt. Then the
oouatoriul climate was moHt trying.
XiUX, Ur, Uyvi uuieu iu oniauiisuiiiK u t
church at Bolenge that is larger today i
than any cnurcu oi ma communion in
the homeland.
Though unable to return to Africa
as a missionary, Dr. Dye has gone
across the country addressing conven
tions, churches and other groups for
the Murjioao of increasing missionary
giving. He speaks under the huf-mcos
of the united i;nristian .Missionary
society of Indianapolis, Ind.
Active Club Will
Visit Troop Three
patrol leaders of. the troop Monday
evening, Jan. 21, at the borne of w.
N. Win tier, scout commissioner. The
Active cluh is nlanuinn to visit the
troop meeting in a body on Wednes
day evening, Jan. 28.
A suitable meeting nlace will be
chosen, and other arrangements for
the troop discussed. Members or tne
troop committee are: Blair T. Alder
man, chairman, Dr. "M. O. Howard,
Frank Fassett, Dr. M. D. Keitman,
Dr. A. J. Atwater. Meeting with the
group will be Mr. Wintler and O. R.
Clark. Lane county executive of the
Boy Scouta.
Stromberg-Carlson Radio
Like world famous Btradivarlua rloHn.
produces an exquisitenesa of tone not
found In any other make of radio.
Free demonstrations; compare with
any other Radio.
EUCtRXE MUBTO SHOP
1038 Willamette St-
Mrs. Wade De Rycke, Style Kraft
Phnn and Dress Hownitnl. Phone 2180
CHASE CO.
Plumbing and Heating
Enfllnaeri
Sheet Metal Work
PHONE 243
To lay plans for the coming year,
tho troop committee of Hoy Scout
troop 3, which is sponsored by the
Eugeno Active club, will meet with
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, .Inn. 21. (P) Opening
unchanged to 3-4 up Chicago wheat
later scored advantages nil around,
but then reacted somewhat. Corn
started 1-8 to 5-8c higher and after
ward held near to initial figures,
Oats were also firmer. Provisions
inclined downward.
Wheat closed firm lc to 1 3-8l4
net higher, corn to lc up, onts
to 3-8 advance, and nroviBions vary
ing from a shade decline to a rise of
7c.
Membership Drive
Increases Rolls
oDijivnirTii'.I.n. Jan. 2L (Bne
eial) The membership drive In the
American Legion post In Bpringficlrt
is progreaing rapidly, according to
M. B. Huntley, one of the captain.
There are two sides, chosen at the
last meeting, the losing to banquet
the winners. Points are gnincd by
adding a member to the organ
isation or w obtaining the duea of
a member not paid up for the new
year. , . .
Mr. Hu.itley'a team is at present
about 75 points in the lead.
New York Lite Insuranoe Co.
Represented by FRANK A. PAGE
SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 21. (Spe
cial! Mrs. Leo Wilson, of Spring
field, was dismissed from the Pacific
Christian hospital Monday morning.
George Davenport, of West
Springfield, is confined to his bed
with illness.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, of
Rainbow, were in Springfield Satur
day. John Kissinger of Fall Creek, was
in Springfield Saturday for medical
trentment.
Clnrence! Ek. of Pengra. visited
Springfield Snturday morning on bua
iness. Mrs. Ollle McDaniel, of Springfield,
submitted to a major operation at the
Pacific Christian hospital in Eugene
Monday morning.
Frnnlc H. Hnmlln. nostmaster of
I Springfield, went to Rosebnrg Sunday
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahern
LtTELLLS WOOUH. phone 1720-W
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WHITE STAR TRANSFER
Loral and long, diaunc hauling.
Phone 1466.
UNDERTAKERS
. , "! "' J'fferson Street, Flor-
r '.I , ' " O'enada. Ore-
namely sign-
:.. K-X! "? -"W Crossing.
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BHANSTETTEhPhone 4:i3
MARION VEATCH Pearl at Tenth.
WALKER-POOLE Funeral Home
Eugene rhspel. phone 7i!3' Spring
afield chapel phone 02-1.
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"Titrj "h m """rally
Too Late to Classify
.
When BRISTOW sells
you a Watch or Dia
mond it must and will
please you.
Permanent Wave, CA
completa l I iwU
Including Shampoo
finger Wave.
Model Beauty Shop
Aorosa from Rainbow
Confectionery Phone 2362
$1.50 Hot Water
Bottle ..:
98c
Allem's Drug Store
86 E. Broadway
EASTMAN FURNACES
RAY MARLATT
HEATINO PLUMBINO
Phone 1847 651 E. 13th
'.I orvni.F.T Tonrine with
Oi'.ti License nlatrs. Make m an j
LEE-DUKE CAFE
The Best of
Food and Service.
OLD TIME DANCE
COBURQ BRIDGE
Every Saturday Night
Gunderson'a Orchestra
CANDY that la Different
beoause It I made right
Green Stamp
Ludf ord's
Paint, Wall Paper, Art Good
55 West Broadway
Phone 749
Wo Inspect and repair all
type of Household Electric,
Motor and repair vacuum
Cleaner.
White Electric
R78 Willamette Phona 284
DANDY I
BREAD I
tfWKtayA has a flavor I
r-SLji a" ownl I
Electrical Repairing
Vacuum Cleaner, Range,
Appliance.
BAILEY ELECTRIC CC
640 Willamette
GOODELL-PRaTTS TOOLS
Meohanlca Know Their
Quality
A good assortment of
this line at
Quackenbush's
Phone 25
For Drug Wa Deliver.
Carroll's Pharmacy
730 Willamette
Ladles' Shoes -Men'
at Real Saving
Model Shoe Stor
881 Willamette
Competent Prescription
Servloe at
Kuvkendall Drue Co.
870 Willamette Phone 23
. Wo Deliver.
FOR DRUGS
orurf"' Company
PHONE 131
KINO COAL
For Real Comfort. '
Manerud-Huntington
Fuel Co.
t
Ask your grocer
for
Blue Bell Butter
U I
BRINO YOUR work to Hof.
man's where the beat of
workmanship oosts no more.
Watohmakera and Jeweler.
790 Willamette, '
WILLIAMS ELECTRIC
CO, INC.
Tiffany Bldg, Hth Ave Sid
Day 8ohool Night Sohool
Ask About It
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
"It's a Oood School""
Telephone 666 Miner Bldg.
Eugene, Oregon
CR088LEY
All Electrlo Radio 1102 and
up completely equipped.
Amspoker Radio Shop
69 W. Broadway Phone 954
Phone 759
NOW, and order
Sealkaped Milk.
Independence Creamery
61 East 7th Phone 769
Now Is the Tim to
Bring In Your
Old Felt
We Clean and
Hand Block
Your Own Personality Into
Your Hat.
The Style Shop
McDonald Theatre Bldg.
1026 Willamette
Ycu'll LIVE to be a THOUS
AND If you EAT her
FOOD that Is scientifically
prepared.
IMPERIAL LUNCH
Eugene Packing Co.
676 Willameua
Phone 33
For
Superior
Printing
EUGENE
PRINTING
COMPANY
Ouard Building
1047 Willamette
Phone 143
burning
No more agonv. Socmen sod.
diicomfort leaves. Healthy, nos
mil condiuoo returns. Buy to
apply for all forma of Piles.
Money-beck guarantee snd full
directions ui package. Tube
unpilepipe,73.TinbcuboUd.
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