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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE GUARD Page Thirteen "TTruV WASTED on Pl?',C?t n residences. E;ri..i ilO ner month. M ,i ire k "e" r of""- , -fe-H, rBAWT OFFIOB l"" ! d ev per cent feS ir,mpt Tfvit or comffiRCE 'MORTGAGE LOANS ' j.. or business praww; I1" J titrCtS bOUIjllt nU(l IVrM" Buu R'T'ascaue l-.JAi vmR-rnAQIO OO. rrZ.;. Phone 734 ' Him oj . lfsAVIXG8 Jfc LOAN "association ,. u-..t Krosdway w .. . !-. i.n nn imoroved M Krais" "vko commerce SB CENT LOANS on residential BERTW.E-ABLne 2482 . . mr-f !11 Kiflnnnpn ir IflRTl Lwt od JOr automobile, also KrJl Ins. Kmill monthly pay CE 410 MINSK BLDG. Phone r,o. Lm Uwm. Also furniture. Chat- fiX JIOKTUAUK CO.. L. 7th. KioBILE and chattel LOANS Puments to mi ""' i.. UnlEXT & MORTGAGE CO. LnS-FARM and CITY. PKTER- 5 the belt farm and city loans Miscellaneous 900 IT fiTRI. in trouble may eommunl- In with Enalcn Lee of the Salvat- Armr at the White isnieia l 866 Marfan- Avenue, Port- La On. fcEPROOF WAREHOUSE. ON I FAVKO ST. V Storage and Warehouse See C APPLKMJITE TRANSFER ! SSI: res.. 1241-J. 37 E. 7th St. lOKQ-BRAY BROS. Service hztl hauls garbage and rubbish. lidenee one Bton per week. oUc ir month. Phone 70-F-2. I SLOW RECOVERING from that atii, try UaasaKe. Restores en- ka. 462-W, HIS set to music. Mastercraft Nl Publishers. Seattle. UNO LESSONS, FLORABEL JICK. PHO.NE 28S0-J. Mo Will Do It! I Contractors, Tradesmen, Repairmen, I Mlicellaneous Service fcflALT, Roofing and reshingllng IW TOPS and aedan glass, Eu IwAuto Top Co. 736 Char. 155. iH'KSMITIILNO Weldfrs Ma 8. B. Finejan, 873 rL fclLDINQ CONTRACTORS Har t"T" LindBaj, 1135 Oak St., . aVIV. WKET BUILDING, furniture re- Crt- "IK"1 aiming, hugene Uab Ukop, 21U w. 7th. 15118-J. WSI CONTRACTOR Nels T. fclEXT Contractor Pcier A. Nel- j;- r ntn. I'hono 7O0-J. 1EV SWE1T and 1rn fri"o?662 rk """'""'to- 1,uunl (OBffontisiu-ivr, .. . w .,i,ivj x-none lldU-J. teKB PACKING - Phone PROFSSI0M DIRICMY ATTORNEYS ALLEN, 8. D. 704 Willamette. RAY, L. Lv 441 Miner Bldf. 8LATTERT, II. E. Phone 103. WHITTEN, BW AFFORD, Lawjer, 201 Tiffany Bldg. Phone 831. WINTERMEIER, O. A. 704 Wil lamette. Land titles and probate specialists. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OU SURGEON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Ti. .,.. -, V-.... M.L M . cent on all classifications here Friday. iiw louowing prices were quoted: uarters, fx2 cents; creamery Dutter, 3 to 60 cents: sweet cream butter, 1 xanti nil .l.nla..l. 1 D.. terfat: Buying prices, sweet, tii cents; sour, 48 cents. Eggs continued the same In buying prices but all wholesale prices were higher as follows: Estras, 38 cents; firsts, 87 cents; mediums, 85 cents, nn advance of two cents on each grade. Name, address, phones office and residence: Beardsley, G. 8., Miner Bldg. 645-350 Obstetrics and Diseases of Children. Bundrant, W. O., 612 Miner Bldg., 001574 Proctology Rectal Diseases Dale & Sether. Miner BlGga, 48 Surgery, Radium, X-ray Donahue, Chaa. D., Miner Bldg. 21001233 Genito Urinary Diseases Dyott, Gaven C, 1. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1332533 Faust, R, O. Miner Bldg. 08 Field, R. H, Minor Bldg. 6281870 Gen. Medicine, Obstetrics, Diseases of women. Guldnger, a. F, Miner Bldg. 1748 2888-J Qullion, O. R-, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. 183 1616-J Howard, M. G., 812 Tiffany Bldg. 1115284 Hunt, Chaa, E., Miner Bldg. 6481182 Diseases of Children Obstetrics. Kent, L. S., Miner Bldg, 7381634 Kerron, Soth M.,. Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diseases a Specialty. 1871472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, I. O. O. F. Bldg., 133. Bobbins, Carl W, Tiffany Bldg., 18721336 Scaiefe, B. I. O. O. F. Bldg. 70-J 70-L Belover, F. E., Bank of Commerce Bldg. 731730. Skin Diseases and Internal Medicine. Stanard, D. C, 1. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1332620 Talbot, H. G, Miner Bldg. 645 2838-J Wctherbee, J. it, Miner Bldg., 16U1 Eye, Eur, Nose and Throat. Zimmerman, E. L., Tiffany Bldg. 6191082 DENTISTS WHEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOW ING: Name, address, phones, office and residence ; Adams, W. J, 821 I. O. O. F. 140 Baker, L. U, 1200 Pearl, 2029. Brooks, V. U 218 I.O.O.F. Bldg. 237 f10' u-&..n' PLI MBER "d Tintins or hm... wJljJl!!!a.mp- -''"'" 65 i KSbTSS.,,??""' '...t"T painted. - uioni, t'lionc 1MU2-L. Endicott, 8. C. Dentistry 500 Miner Bldg. Phone 224 Graves, Robert M., Miner Bldg. 65 Lee, W. B., Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-L Mclntire, R. E, Miner ldg. 2323 Full and partial plates a specialty Moxley, W. E., Tiffany Bldg. 1872 1048-J Schaefer, W. C, Miner Bldg. Extracting Specialist 1748 Titus, U. W. Miner Bldg. 040 2034-W Willoughby, C. B, 257 E. 10th Ave. Phone 736. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS BUTTEKFIELD. DR. GEO. H. 8th and Willamette Phone 530 HOFFMAN. D1L J. A. 700 Willamette Phone 287 MEADE. DR. ELLA C. 14 W. Sih Phone 830 MOODY. DU. S. M. 832 Miner Bldg. Phone 302 WATTS. DR. J. O. itb and Willamette Phone 1062-J CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. E. SCOFI ELD Palmer chir opractor. Neurocfllometer service. 877 Willamette. Phone 157-J. Uea. 1U04-J. i none Isa-Lt. Stni-co work. Day or itir im: GEO. A. SIMON, Electro chiroprac tor. Phone 350. Over Penney'i Store. Notice of Sheriffs Sals pstTh i!'"? work-I)a or 1 Vauah, Murk 0l,r "Pc-ialty. Fit LkMwMH!' Pirint. Eugene - r . 111 ... - Lil..,' clt,mil8 nd floor w.in "VJDSaum.T r.., . r"'Ir,,n"1 " " A. D. tP. 17 S R 4 W, :f..!j irt ot k Lit. r, l't i'r. to Roy H. N)ti(?e is hereby (tiven that ndor and by virtue of an execution and or der of nale issued out ot the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, January 17, 111-11, upon and pursuant to a decree duly (riven and mad a by said Court January lu. in a suit therein petidinc in wliieh J. I). Hamlin whs plaintiff and I J. Matt Johnson nod Nellie Doolittle Johnson and Fred C. Uoolittle were defendants, which execution and order ' of dale was to directed nnd command I ed me to sell the real property herein described to sntisfy certain liens ana churls in paid decree specified. 1 will on Monday, the 3-Sth dt.y of Feb ruary, lilA. at the hour of one o'clock I. M. of said day at the southwest door of the county courthouse in Eu (tene, Ijane County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell at public auction for cash subject to redemption as provided by law, all of the right, title and interest of the defendants in said suit and of 11 persons claim in by. through or under them or any of tbem since the 2nd day of Pecember. Iir26 in and to the following described real prop erty, to wit: Lota numbered Foot. Fire and Six in Block 16 in College Hill Park as the same is platted and recorded on rges lit'J and lifXl in Volume 2b, of the deed rec ords of Lane County. Oregon, all of raid property being in said I .itne County. Oregon. . hated this 18th day of January, 1P21. H. L. ROVVN. As Sheriff of Ine Coui.ty. Dreg No.2tl02-FrI-dy-fl5 BUTTEHFATAND Oats, bu. 65gfl5c Barley, ton .' Oat and vetch hay, ton JlCSilS Clover hay, ton Ts ltt Cheat hay, ton $18 LOCAL VEGETABLES (Buying Prices) Celery, dos. $l(j Cauliflower, lh. onions, lb. Parsnips, lb. Carrots, dos. bunches . Potatoes, cwt Spinach, lb. Turnips, lb. Cabbage, lb. Pumpkin, lb. Hubbard and banana squash. POOL PRICES GIVEN The weekly nool as announced Fri day morning by the Eugene branch of the Pacific Cooperative Poultry Producers association for the week ending Jan. '24 showed steady prices with no changes over quotations of the past three weeks. The pool was as follows: Extras, 84 cents; stand ards, 33 cents; firsts, 30 cents; ex tra mediums 28 cents; first mediums 27 cents. Extras Standards Firsts Extra mediums First mediums Pewees LOCAL PRICES (Buying Prices) Eon 84c ..81c ..81e 28c ..27c Tsble squash, dos, . Carrots, bulk, lb. . (Wholessle PriceB) Hothouse tomatoes, 20-lb. crate S4.n0a5.30 Hothouse cucumbers, dos. $2&2.75 LOCAL FRUITS IBuvlns' Prices Apples, per box $12 Windfall apples 60c and up EGGS, BUTTER UP PORTLAND. Or... fc-eh. 1.. Egg and butter prices underwent sub stantial advances today. Butterfat was also a cent higher. Batter stand ards went up one cent to 46, price firsts ft cent to 46 and firsts lj to 44Hc Standard extra eegs advanced one cent to 86, standard firats also one cent to 86, while medium exras went up three cents to 35 and medium firsts two cents to 83. Fruits and veeotablea remained un changed. TJndergrades (Wholesale) Extraa Firsts . -20c 18c ....88c ....87c ..85c Mediums POULTRY (Buying Pricea) Springs, all weights, lb. . 22c Hens, over 4 Mi lbs., colored 24c Hens, 4Mt lbs. and under 10c No. 1 dreaaed capona, lb. 82c Stags, lb. 17c Roosters 11c BUTTER (Wholesale) Quarters Creamery butter Sweet cream butter BUTTERFAT (Buying Prices) Sweet cream butterfat Sour cream butterfat LIVESTOCK (Buying Pricea) 52c 4850c 53c -51c .-48c Steers Cows . . . Heifers , Ewes .... Lambs, live, spring . Lambs, yearling Werners . ..OOlOc -6H7M)C 4 .-llMiS Veal, light, fancy Hogs, live Hogs, dressed B)c 12c a 8c 7c 10c )10e ..11 'Aft 12c ..S5'4C ..18 as Heavy sows, lb GRAINS, HAY (Buying Prices) Wheat, bushel $1.2015 Notloe to Creditors Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Conrt of the State of Ore gon for Lane County as administra trix of the estate of Lewis Belshaw, deceased. All persons having claimB against said estate are hereby non fied to present the same to said ad- mistratnx at the otrice ol Hams, Smith & Brysnn. 201-6 Miner Build- in"-, "''ugpne, Oregon, properly verified and with the proper vouchers within six months from the dnte of the firat -'Hllcation of this notice. Dated this 1st day of February. 19?f LUOINDA DE BTTRGH. Administratrix of the Estate of Lewis Belshaw deceased. No.2C07-Frl-dy-Marchl Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS BOB'S BEAUTY SHOP. 877 Wil- lamette Marcels that stay; hair cutting; finger waving: shampoo; facials. Phone 8.18. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WBD NESDAT Shampoo and marcel 11, haircuts, 25 and 30c. City Shop. Ill E. Broadway. Phone 84U. DRESSMAKING THE ELITE SHOPPE Let me helD with your spring ward robe. Mrs. Snelgrove, Modiste. Tuy-lor-EUiott Apt. 105. Phone 1711-W MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS & UPH. O. Mattresses rebuilt, returned same dsy. New mattresses, any sise. Phone 812. 1108 OUvo street. UPHOLSTERY Jos. H. Jackson EUGENE FURNITURE HOSPITAL 401 W. 8th Ave. Phone 402 Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Execution In Foreclosure 11.60 10c 6&5i.ic ..IV, ..60C:7ilc 00c4Jl 8iy ioc 23c 4(t;oc ,11Mic lto2c ,4UC lc PIES STEADY All retail orlces at the Producer Public market will be about the same Saturday as for Thursday, according to announcement from the market master' office. Apples of the various kinds grown here continue plentiful and excellent ones are selling around $1 to $1.25 for best grades. (. abb ace has been subject to change the past week or so but no further advance is looked for Saturday, Following are the pricea aa Dovted for Saturday: PORTLAND PRICES I'UUTLAiND. Ore.. Feb. 1. n holesale prions: Butter: Higher. Portlnnd dairv ex change net wholesule prices (cubes): Extraa 40c; b tan (lards 4ttc: prime firsts 45c; firsts 44c. Creamery prices prints, 8c over cube standards. tuggi: Higher. Portland dairy ex change (net basis): Fresb standard extraa 3oc; fresh standard firsts, 36c; fresh medium extras 35c; fresh med ium firsts 33c. Pricea to retailers l3c over exchange prices. Milk: Butterfat cent higher. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.05 cwt. delivered Portland, leas 1 per cent. Butterfat, station 47c; track 48c; delivered at Portland 6051c. Poultry, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts. hay. caaeara bark. hops, all steady and unchanged. COMMERCIAL BULLETIN BOSTON. Feb, L CP) The Com mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow ihe wool market is moderately ac tive. Wools grading half-blood and below are very firm, while finer wools are slightly easier, in sympathy with London and the foreign primary mar kets which are off fully five per cent compared with peceniber, on fine wools. Cross-breus in the primary markets are firm. "Contracting in the west is nee lirible this week. There Is no pronounced or definite trend perceptible in the goods mar kets as yet in consequence of recent openings and there is no reflection of such a trend in the demand for raw wool. 'Mohair is steady with trading at a minimum. The Commercial Bulletin will pub- lish the following wool quotations tomorrow: Domestic, Oregon: Fine and F. M. staple Sl.08Crtl.10; fine and F. M. Fr, combine Sltjc&l.OG: fine and F. M. clothing 97c&sSL02: valley No. 1. 11.02 ftfi 1.07. Mohair: Original rmg average i montha Oregon 08(S)60c. Graded stock: First combing 75 HOc; good earning 4o(f5iw. COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS. INC. Bonded col lectors. C. N. Johnston, attorney. MATTRE8S FACTORY O'BRIEN'S MATTRESS FACTORY MATTHESSKS made over; new ones to order. 3(U K. 8th St. Phono 390 PIANO TUNING LUTELLUS WOODS, phone 1720-W TRAN6FER WHITE STAR TRANSFER Local and long distance hauling. 1'hone 14tW. UNDERTAKERS BRANSTETTEiw Phone 433. MARION VKATCH Pearl at Tenth. WALKER-POOLE Funeral Home Eugene chapel, phone 723: Spring field chapel, phone 62-J. work after being laid up with a cold. Faye Williams, Helen and Frank Hickman, spent Sat unlay evening with Myrl Bennett. Mrs. Hryan spent Bunaay after noon with Mrs. Williams. Airs. Marsh has returned home aftor visiting fos a few days with her daughters. J. C. .umwalt of Fugene spent Wednesday with his mother. Mr. Bennett Is slowly recovering from the accident he had while work ing at SwisBhome. Public Market Bunch vegetables, radishes, tur nips, carrots, onions bunch ..oc Sack vegetables, beets, 2c; sack turnips, in. Jivfcc; yellow tur nips, rutabagas, parsnips, lb ....3c Sack carrots, lb 2c; large lots, lb. lVc Greens, spinach, lb, 10c straight; Swiss etiard, mustard, curiy kale. lb. 8c: 2 lbs. l5e Table queen squash, each 5c; some 3 for 10c Cauliflower, lb. 8(g) 10c Squash, lh. 2Vc; cut, lb. Be Cabbage, lb 4c Apples, all kinds, best grades, $1 ((jjt.zo; windiaiis ana secona grades 40c and up Pie pumpkin, lb. 2c Sweet pumpkins, lb. . 2c Walnuts, lb 3i(ffl30c Filberts, lb. 2025c Sage, oz. 8c; green sage, bunch 10c Horse radish, lb. 20c Celery, bunch 1015c Dried prunes, petite and Italian, Id. iuc: a IDs. OC Kahlrabl, lb 5c Winter radiBhefl. lb. ...-. Savoy cabbage, head, 15c j lb. , Chinese cabbage, lb, .,, , Ked cabbage, lb, ... Parsley, bunch ParsnlDS. lb. -, t'otatoes, cwt. $1 1.2ft t-,-T-r 6C 15c RrtfilOe fx Hrussel Sprouts, lb. jmnve, bunch . Dry onions, lb. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 1. Cattle and calves: Steady to strong recelots. cattle 15. Hoes: Ouotably steady and bidding up to $11 for light butchers; receipts 65. Sheen and lambs: Steady. $16 paid tor one aouoie aecx oi cno.ee uu- pound wooled lambs. Receipts 240. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Feb. 1. (JP) Starting at l-8c off to l-4c up. Chicago wheat later underwent a alight general sag, and then scored galp" Corn and oats develoned firmness, corn ODeninsr shade to l-2c off. but subsequently turning upward. Provisions were easy. Wheat closed strong 1 5-8c to 2c net higher; corn 3-8 ((fi 1-2 to 3-4c un. oats 1-4 to l-2c advance, and pro visions varying from 12c decline to a rise of 12c. WHEAT QUOTATIONS CHICAGO. Feb, 1. W) Wheat: Mlarch: Open 124: high 126; low 123 7-8: close 128 7-8 to 120. May: Open 127 1-4 to 8-8; high 129 1-8; low 127 7-8; close 129 to 1-8. i s-t inn i J O D . vi.t. 131 1-8: low 128 7-8: close 130 7-8 to 131. Slmira ELM IRA, Feb. 1. (Special) Sev eral Klmira residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Dumbolten of Ven eta Wednesday. Leland Roberts and family are vis iting here for a few days. The Community club of Veneta practiced their play at the Ball home Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have moved into the house formerly occupied by George Curtis and family. Mrs. Zumwalt and Willetta Bennett spent Tuesday evening at the Horn home. Everyone is deeply grieved to hear of the death of Mr. .Tones of Spring field, as he lived here a few years ego. Olive White spent Saturday after noon with DenciEcll Rimes. Rev. Hackett called at the Ben nett home Sunday. Roseoe Cannon Is able to be up again, after having the flu. Mrs. H. L. Bown and her son Glenn were in Elmlra Wednesday visiting at the Bennett homo and with her sister Mrs. Zumwalt, James Baas Is able to return to his A chance at $5000 four years at Vale that's the opportunity knocking at the door of some Oregon boy, per haps a June graduate ot rugeue or University high school. The Oregon Vale Alumni associa tion's scholar shiu committee. Robert Treat Piatt, chairmun, Piatt building, Portland, oilers to the most worthy Oregon boy, a graduate of a hign school, or its equivalent, who wishe- 10 uuena me lauipus university ai New Haven, Conn - but is otherwise unable to do so, ft&OO a year for four years toward his expenses, with the expectation that, with probable tui tion scholarships and the cooperatiou of the university bureau of self-help, he will be able to earn the rest while a student. The boy who passes the xaie college entrauce board examina tions, and has the best high Bchool reirord in studies, extra-curriculum achievements and leadership, will be selected, regardies. of whether from Portland or elsewhere. In audition, the uunm boy might win the Pacific coast (the eleven western states) scholarship of $750 per year ror tour years, recently amiouucea by the secretary of the university. For that, of course, he's "got to be a mighty good man." ihe university s "i'lan II alternate admission plan, a psychological test, samples the applicant's senior year high work for tiie principal item, its quality. Boys are urged by Principal Hopkin Jenkins, of Jefferson high school, Portland, to arrange their course with this opportunity in view early in their high Bchool career, so as to assure their takin during their first threi years the basic subjects required. be coordinated senior vear. Already four Oregon bors have been sent to Vale by this scholarship, which until now, was awarded to a different boy annually for freshman year only. neiectton ol the winner takes place this coming June, with announcement in July or August. The monnv Is granted in the form of a ten-year, non interest bearing note, repayable to Vale university during the boy's earn ing years later, as a revolving fund to continue the scholarship permanently. The scholarship boys still at Vale are a Benior, Charles Edward Wright, Ltro, a graduate or incoin mgn scnouj, rortiana; ana a sopnomore, lTfnr4 THi T-m. 11V yf 1 -- son high Bchool. Portland, graduate. Other awards went to Donald T. Nelson, ll24, Jefferson high school graduate, and Gerald Norman Murk. YJA, Jefferson high school graduate. But Chairman Piatt, to whom Inonlr. ies should be addressed, says: "The opportunity is wide open to boys in smaller cities, towns, country, not enough of whom are informed of their chanco by high school principals, it least early enough to enable them o prepare themselves properly. We want parents to know of this opportunity. laie, wane necessarily restricting en rollment, Is glad to admit picked men, selected and chosen b- its alumni." Personnel of Mr. Piatt's committee includes lieraid iik Ueebe, treasurer, Aubrey R. Watznk. Frederick H Strong, Norman N. Rupp, Harvey N. mai-n, .ourneu uooawin, i.nanes uar ver, Jr., S. Mason Ehrman, Robert H. Nnyes, Rodney L. Gliaan, and Ray W. FrohmaxL READY FOR FEB, 9; The roTam for the Deanerr con ference of the National Student coun cil of the Episcopal church which will meet in Eugene Saturday, Feb. V), and Sunday. Feb. 10. was completed Fri day, and will be marked by the at tendance oi uisnop alter Taylor Sumner, Portland, bishop of Oregon. Bishop Sumner will remain over for I a. in. confirmation service on Sun day, Feb. 10, when he will make his annual visitation to nt. Mary a parish. He will also be the speaker at the weekly assembly at the University of Oregon on Thursday, Feb. 14, at 11 m t ti tmnn' k..11tnn A large delegation from Corvallis is expected to be present at the dean ery conference, the program of which is as follows: Program, Saturday, Fob. 9 8:00 p. m. Registration. 8:15 n. m. Holl call of delegations. Address of welcome, Bennett Swan ton, Eugene, president St, Mary's chapter. Response, Philip Ford, Mc Mimiville, president of Deanery. Ad dresses: Miss Vera Hensley, Corvallis, '"Pho t '.llllKrttl nrwl Vn,tt, .' f 1, 1 Palmer, Eugene, "The Church ami .duration: The Bishop of Oregon. Walter Taylor Sumner, Portland, 4:4& p. m. Kecess. 5:15 p. m. Dinner. 0:15 p. m. Business meeting. 7:15 p. m, Entertainment, closliur with dance. Sunday, Fab. 10 7:30 a.m. Holy EucharisL Cor porate communion of all members of the conference. Celebrant, Bishop Sumner. 8:00 a. m. Breakfast In the narlh houHe, students attending, and lenv ing thereafter for their homes. Tract In blk. 7. Mulligan's add. Eu gene on W. $10. Charles P. Poole et nx to Walker Poole Co. Tract In blk. 22. Spring field. $1. H. L. Bown to Western Iian A Bldg. Co. Lota 9-10, blk. 2, Agate Plat, $18H0. Sidaey R. Allen et ux to 0. L. Kirk et ux Tract In blk. 7, Driverton add. Eugene. Olive Marian Bishop et vtr to B. A. Chipman et ux Tract tp. 18 S R 8 W, $10. Mrs. M. A. Peck to Mrs. Ida Lis terTract at 9th and Ferry Sts., Eu gene, $1. JOHN MITT OF WALTERV1LLE DIES John B. MrNutt named away earlv FriHn v mnminc nt hia hnmm af WmI. tervilfe at the ace of 07 yeara. lie is survived by his widow, Airs, jwinda McN'utt: two sons. Earl Mc- Nutt and Jack McNutt, both of TOu gene: three daughters, Mrs. Stella Storment, Prosser, Wash., Mrs. S. U Shumbert, Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Ruby Koozer, Deerhorn, Ore.; 17 grandchildren; and 21 great grandchildren. Mr. McNutt was born in Almckee county, la., May 10, 1802. He moved to southeastern Nebraska in 1870 with parents and later pioneered inta western Nebraska where he had manv skirmishes with the Sioux Indians. In lbi'S he enme to Itne county. Ore. Funeral announcements will be made later from the Veotch chapel. J. S. Magladry to Head Radiators J. S. Magladry was elected Dresi dent of the Eugene Radiators, drill rancn or tne cnamber or commerce. when the annual election of the group was held Thursday evening at the chamber rooms. Geo. J, Wilnelm was elected vice-Dresldent. T. J. Flinnin. Jr., secretary-treasurer, and Herbert uisoii, captain. Clarence El kins was annotated i committee of one to take up the pro posal of the organisation for closer cooperation with the American Legion arum ana ougie corps. STATISTICS 1 BORN WALLER At the Pacific Christian hospital, Thursday, January 81, 1020. to Dr. and Mrs. Orvllls W'al. ler, 1143 Patterson street, a daughter. STUART At the Padflc Christian hospital. Wednesday. January 80. 1020, to Mr. and Mra. W. H. Stuart, 05 Nixon street, a daufrhUr. HUCK At the Pacific Christian hos pital, Wednesday, January 80. 1020, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Huck, of Mapleton, a daughter. Srimleld SPRING FIELD, Feb. 1. (Spe cial) Clinton Trotter, of Walterville, spent Thursday in Springfield on busi ness. Asa Peddlcord, who has been In the Eugene hospial with an injured hand for some time, was moved to his home for a few days. Charles Sylvester, of Walterville, was a city visitor Thursday. Mrs. Carl Holmes and baby are 111 at their home In Springfield. Margaret Mortenson, a student at St. Helen's Hall In Portland, is visit ing her father, Dr. R. P. Mortenson, of Springfield. Donovan, small son of A. Montgom ery, of Springfield, is confined to his home with illness, John Renninger submitted to a ma or operation Thursday at the Pacific Christian hospital. fcu-. u. y w" Assn. TWIN PRINTS New silks for spring now come in 1 w;nh sre c-nll s9 twin prints. There j arp two n'te. of iesame pattern. thOfinely irinted one for the frork nnd perhnp.H ken-hief, ihe Ihrgpr. : boM.-r print i.the Baine pattern for te sports couw o Notice is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution and order of sale in foreclosure Issued out of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, on the 2nd day of January, 1929, in a suit wherein on the 2nd day of January, 1929, in said Court, Western Loan & Building Company recovered judgment against defendant Grace Pierce for the sum of $1422.04 together with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from February 10. 1928, the sum of $113.77 together with in terest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from October 3, 1928, for taxes paid, the sum of $8.00 for continuation of abstract and the sum of $'O0.00 attorney fee and the costs and disbursements of this suit, which judgment was enrolled ond docketed in the Clerk's office of said Court in said county on the 2nd day of Jan uary 1929, and said execution to me directed commanding me in the name of the State of Oregon, in order to satisfy said juldgment, Interest, at torney fees, costB of suit and accru ing costs to sell the following describ ed real property, to-wit: The North one hundred ten (110) feet of Lot Eight (8) Block Four 4), of tbe Chambers Ad dition to the City of Eugene, Lane County. Oregon. Together with alt the singular the tenements, hereditaments, ap purtenances, thereunto belonging or in wit-e appertaining. Now, therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, in compliance with said execution and order of sale and In order to satisfy said Judgment, in terest, attorney's fees, costs of suit, taxes, snd accruing costs, I wit) on Saturday, the 2nd day of February. 19?.'. at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. st the South west front door of the County Court House, In Eugene. Lane County, Ore gon, offer for sale and sell for rash, at public suction subject to redemp tion as provided by taw. all the right, and interest of said defendants Orace Pierce. Will Steele. Foster Steele. E. N. Smith and Mrs. E. N. Smith, snd all persons claiming by. through or under them, or any or either of them In snd to said premises. FRANK F. TAYIR. 0 Sheriff f onnt.v. Oregon. o.tC96'ri-(iyn OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern 1'm oornlano vaV vi $10. A WEEK TOR MV ROOM AA1' KEEP, MAKtUM -V'SE.e I S(-EP LA-Tfe, M' MISS ou-f OH MV BREAKFAST ArT LUrActf, SO SUPPER IS -REALLY, -frT OdLV SERIOUS A"TAi lkplv Al-M-lU' M Atfo ft. - (yJftrC Bl TORPOISE vWELU, -FIO. A WEEK IV IS REALLY A V.P'l i ( A-rlM t . -. K- . tv whll. all. Rifirt-f,--Ba-r 3ilS-f roRtWo V4EEKS MoP.e - "Theu vou ll ; saiaAa BACK "Tb Cl4lCAo-rvC-f IS, VOLl REALLV WERE LEAVIAi "ToMOTSROUl m&i-f, BlvT TdtS PtfEAioMEAiA OF HfloPLE actually "PAVri TOR SoMElWlAlG VJlLL-TAkeTKlO WEEkS -Xo "BELieve 3&KES O IM ST U SISVKt. I fJAS 1 MoaJeV? J --Well, I ste uifleRE ituie HAve a OFPOKER s V, YA . a-' w r I '411 Nl I " "T J DTTNLAP At the Pacific Christian hospital, Thursday. January 81 101:9, to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dun lap, 100,'i Seventeenth avenue east a daughtor. LINT) At the Pacific Christian hos pital, hiatnrday, Jannary 26, 1020, to Mr. and Mra. Herman It. lnd. 070 Perry Lane, twins, a bay and a girl. Too Late to Classify i RADIO FOR SALB-Call 1872. FURNlSHim housekeeping rooms 1 and up. l.ichts and water free. Also 2 furnished housekeeping rooms, lights and bath free. $8 and $16 a month. 84 E. 11th. CROSSLEY All Eleotrlo Radio (102 and up oompletaly equipped. Amspoker Radio Shop 69 W. Broadway Phone 954 CITY BARBER 8H0P and Beauty Parlor moved next door to 20th Century Grooery on Broadway. Phona 340 Day School Night School Ask About It EUGENE BU8INE88 COLLEGE "It's a Oood School" Telephone 668 Miner Bldg. Eugene, Oregon PARKER At the Pacific Christian hospital, Sunday, January 27, 1020, to Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Parker of Blachly. OreRon. a son. CROWE At the Psdflc Christian hospital, Monday, January 28, 1028, to Mr. and MY8. Pearne Crowe. Lorane, Oregon, a son. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS W. F. Walker to Walker-Poole Co. LEE-DUKE CAFE The Beet of Food and Service. Ladles' Shoes Men's 8hoes at Real Saving! Model Shoe Store 881 Willamette Permanent Wave, fl9 CA complete 91 iwU Inoludlng Shampoo Plnger Wave. Model Beauty Shop Across from Rainbow Confectionery Phone 2362 Ludford's Paint, Wall Paper, Art Good 65 West Broadway Phone 749 CHASE CO. Plumbing ana) Heating Englneera 8heet Metal Work PHONE 243 KING COAL For Real Comfort. Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co. BRING YOUR work to Hot man's where the beat of workmanship eoata no more. Watchmakers and Jewelers. 790 Willamette. You'll LIVE to be a THOUS AND If you EAT here FOOD that la aolentlfloally prepared. IMPERIAL LUNCH For that Good Coal: Rook Springs, Aberdeen, Castle gate, Gaeoo Briquets RAINIER COAL CO. Phone 41289 W. Broadway Phone 5 For Drugs We Deliver. Carroll's Pharmacy 730 Willamette When BRIST0W sella you a Watch or Dia mond It must and will please you. Competent Prescription , Service at Kuykendall Drug Co. 870 Willamette Phone 23 We Deliver. sja rw8BnB Now la the Time to III Bring In Your Old Felt We Clean and Hand Block Vour Own Personality Into Your Hat. The Style Shop McDonald Theatre Bldg. 1028 Wllla-vtto