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Newspaper Page TextFor Sale Miscellaneous SECOND HAND FAHM Llornilck & Peering Mcwer. UlCorciea-Deering RP JEim separator. iVi.borepower Gal Enjrln.. iWrt."n s. IMPLEMENT CO. ,r,.t Broadway Phone 1840 BUFFER WITH A WOOD wnio THESE HOT DAYS? mob 514 and inquire about our JoOD OAS RANGE, 4-hole and inn that we are aeliinc at a BAH OAIN PRICE. Jj" SALE Heywood Wakefield Y . hiirvT. ffnnrl condition. I'hfnn rviu Call 1784 Lawrence. SALE Nice baby carriage, Illnth Hopdryer, Went Springfield. Booms for Rent 610 jSJlTclean, AIRY ROOM In I .J. ni-ivata. home. (Inia in Reasonable. 038 Cbarnelton. Phone 808. . ioj RENT Rootna and apartments, MOO and op per week. 175 West 10U FOR RENT Inquire at 724 ,12Ui. MRS. N. K. PENNING. to. ifijil Quiet, dean and neat. lint gtrance. 1165 Pearl. fjl RENT Attractive room for M Or IWU WUU1HU. Uteu&Luai u ue- Unl 1SW Harria St. BEEPING ROOM for rent. Cloie in. Uj per mUDLII. X UUUO U-(J. ilEEPING ROOMS FOB KENT Uof rear.. fl'BNISHED housekeeping rooms. ijLEEPING ROOM 823 Pearl. ItSTS and ROOMS, 60?. 1260 Oak. Apartment for Rent 620 THE BARTLK COURT sjh-class apartment house, attract Ittly HDU tuiuiuriauijr luiuianeu, aectrirallv equipped and provided titb excellent service. Whether as pirmanent resident or only as ibortime guests, you will find in tbi Bartle Court all the comforta iod conveniences of the modern ipirtment home, at very reasonable nils. C. I. Collins, Res, Mgr., 11th In. at Pearl Phone 1560. Offi TWO and THREE-ROOM fur sihsd apartments. Will rent by ay, week or month. Cool and com firt&ble. Low summer tiites. Water lid lights furnished ST. FRANCIS -PARTMENTS 132 West 8tb St. iftORENCE APARTMENTS (for- airly Taylor-KIhott), fciuest in the dty. Thoroughly modern in every rtipect. 49 apartments from 1 to 4 rooms. Showers, electric ranges, Trigidairea, hardwood floors, etc. Complete laundry facilities. Fur Mhed or unfurnished, 1 block from biness district. 1272 Willamette. Anno 2276-J. Manager, K. L. 10GERS. WB RENT FURNISHED APT. M and beautiful trd. Three-room ind sleeping porch. Electric equip Beat. -Frlgidaire. Everything in auded. $40. SAM RtlGH REALTY CO. XI WUJamette St. Phone 64 I0DERN UNFURNISHED APART MENT Living, dining, bedroom, kitchen and bath. Wall bed. Frigid- lire, Hotpoint Electric range. Wee nie washing machine. Garage. Viter and garbage service furnish & 460 West Broadway. rL'smlihed apartment at Harden Courta, 137U est oth PARSON & BROWN It 7th Phone 106 ttOOM FURNISHED DOWN STAIRS APARTMENT Private kith including garage, $16.60; hone 1354-M. WARTMENTS FOR RENT on round floor, $10 to $15 per month. Apartment with sleeping porch on 2nd floor. 272 East 7th. Phone 016. I0R RENT Four-room furnished w uiuurniBoea Hpuriiueui. av -i Pearl St. Krigidaire, electric range d fireplace. Inquire 434 Ja East 13th St. I0R RENT OSBURN APTS. lint class furnished or unfurnlsh 'dApts, for rent; ratea reasonable. none bOl. TOLNISHED APARTMENTS 3 Noos and bath. Fireplace and elec We refrigeration. 1224 Mill. Phone Jtl RENT Modern court apart- nt. v riffidaire. firenlftce. Garage, our business district. Phone 453-K ICRS ISH ED APARTMENT TO JI.NT at Lincoln Court. PAR gONS & BROWN, 7 E. 7th St. fuone luo. POR RENT Desirable furnished Plrtment. Piano. Garage. Call Ifttr 6 p. m. 1675 Fairmount Blvd. JftR KENT Pnup.rnnm .nrlmnt ruiy lurnisnea, during sum- r montns. mi est litn. fiCELLENT APARTMENT I165ti i:p nai wt-sT liyrn F'RXISHED and UNFURNISHED "AKTMENTS 823 Pearl. TWO or THREE ROOMS- At "MonaWe rates. 004 Cbarnelton r'JHED Apartment for rent. o Hiamette. !. 1245 Willamette. Phone S. RK.VT 9. cm r...n!.hAJ anirt- ,yf. Chance to farn pirt rpnt. MSHKD DUPLEX 4PART- i , - i"r rent juiy jbi. v. mr m aess district. 313 East Stli M. K-M. Fl RNISHiil) APART- 51 Ground floor. 11" Olive. Risked broom apaht :"r-in Springfield. $1U per Phone Eutene 107U. ATA RT.M KN'PS Furnish unfurnished $12. Lishta and vtr. i,i Qak si, IP'T, 15. Uahta. water, fuel, y'rnone, .j.ctri irasher tndud- .... '"un USUI Wnnl . ... " . iiiirtren KE SU,hD APAllTilENT-360 CLEAN, steam bested rooms and apartments. McKENZIE HOTEU oth and Willamette. FOR RENT Large 2-roora furnish ed apartment, downstairs. Garaea jlS: "52 W. Brdwy, Ph. 27"' Xouw f Snt 630 FOS nEXT Two 4-roon houen. One 8-rooM house. One 8-roora boas. All practically new and ia me ewai tion. J;, BERGER MALTY 00. 868 Willamette St. Phone 898 FOR RENT 4-room duplex, electric range, base ment, furnished sad unfurnished, close In on Willamette. PARSONS & BROWN 7 E. 7th Phone 105 FOR RENT On Siltcooa Lake, fur nisbed cottage: 4 beds and ready for occupancy. Water in house. Garage, etc. Price $12.50 per week. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1027 Willamette St. DUPLEXES FOR RENT One 4-room furnished at 519 East 13th, 35. One 6-room unfurnished at 18th and Ferry, $35. W. F. BARGF.R 742 Willamette St Phone 1S09 FOR RENT 7-room modern, except fireplacu atvU basement. Garage, woodshed, gas, electricity, water, lawn, flowers, $40 month. FAIR MOUNT DISTRICT. Phone eve nings 2061-J. NEARLY NEW 6-ROOM BUNGA LOW at 1260 Van Buren St. 8 bedrooms, fireplace, hardwood floors, basement but no furnace, breakfast nook, built-ine, $25 per month. FOR RENT Modern 6-room unfur nished duplex; electric atove, gar age. 514 Washington or phone 2103-W. FOR RENT 4-room house with good double garage. Near Eugene high school. $10 per month. Phone 66-F-ll. FOR RENT Close in 4-room fur nished house. Has fireplace and garage. UooV, Pearl St. LARGE HOUSE Suitable for room ers, at 632 Oak St. for rent CHEAP Inquire 546 Oak or 567 Willamette . or phone 32. FOR RENT 5-roomed house with fireplace, laundry trays and hot air heaters. Garage. Phone 1506-M Ph. TRANSFER & STORAGE Ph. 160 ANYWHERE 2063 40 W. 6th FOR HIRE 841 E14 FOR RENT Modern seven-room bouse, four bed rooms, Frlgidaire, ' furnace, fireplace, garage, base ment. Phone 453-R. FOR RENT Five-room bungalow, sleeping porch, garage. Close in. West aide. Inquire 834 West 12th Ave. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW mile north of Terminal on Prairie road. Fruits and vegetables, $17 per month. Inquire 2nd house north of Bethel school house. FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. 6- room. iU4i v. jirtn. FOR RENT 6-room houae near Santa Clara. Phone 4-r-a. 6-ROOM HOUSE Modern conven iences. Garage. Phone 1231-J. 83Z E. 15th. FOR RENT Six-room house; walki" distance, on west side; phone 1488. 4-ROOM house, 48tt Grand. Phone 1972-W. HOUSES FOR RENT In all parta of city. Furnisnea or unturnisueu. L. E. HODGES REALTY CO. 742 Willamette 8u MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE Uni versity district, 771 E. 18th. In quire 1790 Alder. FURNITURE snd Piano moving ur specialty. Prices reasonable. C. & M. TRANSFER CO. Phone 82. FOR RENT Apartments and hous es, furnished and unfurnished. PARSONS Si BROWN. Ph. 105 FOR RENT Coiy four room houae. Call 2028-W. COTTAGE FOR RENT 10th and Pearl. .InquiraJjSjiJ'earl. . Board and Room 650 2-ROOM SUITE Furnished. Suit able for man and wife or two busi ness people. Or single rooms. 1260 Willa-ette. QUIET, CONVENIENT ROOMS For business men or women. Close in. Home privileges. Good meals. 241 E. 12th Ave. PLEASANT ROOM With home cooking at 354 West 12th. Phone A 1 A . 1 CLEAN, FURNACE HEAT Home cooking, 1250 Willamette St. RO)M AND HOARD A good home. 1219 Pearl. Phone 747-K, Rf"M.f and BOARD 173 Hiljard. Waoited to Buy 700 HAVE TOU ANYTHING TO 8F.t,t Kumitura, slovss, tools, clotb'nj, rajs, sarka. nsnars, mafailnM. an; thin else. V PS- lb most miy, KUGEXB BARGAIN HOUSE, Pbone 2390 8,h fSKIi M.'HXIITRB On pie or fnusa full, f'hon f" for hlhrt rs.h prifs. WILLAMETTE f t R MTL RE CO. Cornar 8th and Oilva WF. BL'Y all kinds ladies'. ; rhildren's shoes snd tlothliif. 6.1 Willamette. lrtS-W. CAsS PAID for suit,. rlotBlni. Uh!W tents or most anvthinr gT.K EXCHAN'fiE 9 WUI. Pb- BPT TIHKKY WANTED 4 to 6 weeks old. Phone 2-F-4I noou or alter WOOL WANTED ATTENTION TO FARMERS DOt,J koow th,t i'V price on wool? r-SPECLALLY OF THE MEDIUM . GRADE We need the medium all we can get. And we will pay ,, mor, tBln anyone else. DON'T SELL BEFORE IOC SEE If we can not deal-w, will help vou gat more money tor your wool iust tae same. REMEMBER ve are still buying mohair WILLAMETTE HIDE A WOOL CO. 175 West 8th St. CHERRIES WANTED Royal Anna. Bings and Soft Whites. Cash. Highest market price. re located at the Ryan Fruit Co. warehouse on 4th near PearL Ph. 20S2. RAY-MALING CO., INC. FURNITURE WANTED GREER'S AUCTION MABkET Phone 2152 WANTED-Holstein or Durham baby calves. A. C. MATHEWS. WANTED STUCK HOGS J. H. BRAY, Phone 70-P.g WANTED SETTING HENS For State Game Farm. Phone Eugene 2S47-M or 5-F-3. WE BUY all kinds ladles', mens', children's shoes and clothing. 621 Willamette. 169S-W Wanted, Help 720 WANTED Girl for general house work. Call morninga at 678 West 10th. MBSSFNQER GOY WAITED 18 year old with bicycle. POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO. WANTED Timber taller and wood cutter. 2002 Onyx St. Phone WW7-W. Jacob E. Blom. Salesman Wanted 725 SALESMEN The best Automobile policy; coat only $10 yearly; com plete coverage; $30 weekly indem nity. Steady uiconie from renewals. . F. W. FOHD. 8808. Wells Chicago. Situations Wanted 730 WANTED Child over two years old to cure for in my borne. Reason able rates. Excellent care. Address 214 care Guard. WANTED Truck driving. Inquira 296 Wash. St. WOODSAWING WANTED Phone 2826. ' WANYED Ironing by hour or sew ing. Children's clothing a special ty. 931 E. 11th. Phone 2809-M. HOUSE PAINTING. PAPER HANG ING, KALSOMINING AND L TERIOR DECORATING. Paul de Autremont, 395 West 20th. Phone 30S7-W. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER wanta piece work -or whole time forenoona. 201 Tiffany. Phone 831. FOR PAINTING and KALSOMIN ING Call Charley Baacom. Tel. 937-W. WOOD SAWING We go anywhere. Phone 1260-W, WOODSAWING WANTED Phone 2626. WANTED Sewing at my home. Phone 2492-J. WOODSAWING Phone 502-M. WOOD SAWING Phone Spr. 71-W. ANYONE WANTING CARPEN TERS to work call LABAR UNION HALL, 2694. WANTED Day work. Thone 23S2-J. Wanted Miscellaneous 750 MONEY WANTED We have parties wantuig loans with interest semi-annually, security first-class, how much hare you to loan? See us for investments. F. J. BERGER Real Estate, Loans and Insurance PADDED VANS F0.1 MOVING LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 59U West 6th WANTED 1 o trade radio for your old piano. McMORRAN A WASHBURNE Third Floor Sacramento, Special rate. Phone 27 I S. Money to Loan 800 PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS We lend money on furniture, cars, endorsed notes ana oioer gooa se curities repayable in weekly or monthlv installments. Be sure to investigate our terms before you ""TeNERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 841 Willamette St. Phone 955 Urer Lee !"- LOANS 5 pvr cent on Karma. 6 per cent on Income Properties, ft-7 oer cent ou Residences. We also make loans at $10 per month including interest and principal. Our expenses sre less. F. J BERGER n . . i i-.takf a mnA Injursnce I (rsj i rum" ... MORTGAGE IRAN'S On re,ldeBf or business property. Morwsiea snd cootracts bouiht and sold. General Insurance. 1 INVESTMENT 4 MORTGAGE TO rim. 24. 1st Natl. Bank Bid. Pb. .34 LOANS Wa bav, money to loan on homes, acartmenta snd business property. Bis per cent and seven per cat. 8msll aonlh'f psjineots. I roropt 'bank or COMMERCE HEE MR- TIFF AMY a ti MONEY for huild,n or re finsoruis your ksn. Small rooothly psym-u .- r . rat. IRA C. OATVR .ill .. loan money on your sutomobile. also chattel leans, s-msll monthly psyments. 410 MINER BLDG. rDons JoTB, i,r.t i.A.ll:.IJ I rompt and (. onfidential Service. 4.' 5K'niAGE CO. Rro. xi. 1st Xail. Bank Bids. Ph. 734 LOANS Best City Losn in City. No Better Farm Loan. McCI'I.I.V Bl'itrv 69 West Broadway Thone 137 AUTO, FURNITURE and CHAT- cars reimanced. small monthly payments. SWAN MTG. CU.. 9 East 7th LOANS EASY PAYMENTS F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE 841 Willamette Phone 811 6 PER CENT LOANS on residential properly. ROBERT W. FATU. Miner BMg. Phone 24S2 MONEY TO LOAN on city real ee- ouiau or tarue amount. HENRY iliOMP First National Bauk Bldg. i n va We make straight !?ns on Improved BANK OF COMMERCE PRIVATE MONEY. J. Ben Hall. Tif- lany mux. FOR the best farm snd city loans see W. J. L1CHTY, 32 E. th Ave. MONEY TO LOAN P. AUG. PETERSON. 632 Will. Miscellaneous 900 STORAGE CRATING MOVING PADDED VANS PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 59Va West 5th REALIZE Cash on your past due notes and accounts. No collection, no charge. Meinliers of Commercial lw League of America. EUGENE COLLECTION ACENCY. 503-4 Miner Bldg. Phone 600. ANY GIRL in trouble may communi cate witu hnsign lee ot the salva tion Army at the White Shield home, 565 Mayfair Avenue, Port land, Ore. FOR TRAVEL information, see or puone E. T. HogLn. rm. 20, Hamp ton Bldg. Phone 2200. HAULING BRAY BROS. Service truck hauls garbage and rubbish. Residence one stop per week. 5uc per month. Phono itt-F-2. Notloe to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received by the School Hoard of District No. 69, Junction City, ltne County, Oregon, at the office of llunzicker & Smith. Architects, Eugene, Oregon, until 5 o'clock P. M., July 1, 1929, for the furnishing of all labor and materials for the erection and completion of an eight-room Hthool' building. Plnr-a nnd specifications miiy be obtaiucd at the office of the architects by depositing a check for $10.00. The owner re serves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. S. MOOENSON, Clerk. No.2080-Sat-dy-je29 Notice of Final Settlement Notice Is hereby given, that the un dersigned. Administrator of the estate ot Ieelie ljine, deceased, has filed his hnfll Account in the matter of said Estate, with the County Clerk of I.ane County. Oregon, and an or der has been msde and entered of record, directing thin notice and fix ing Monday, the 15th day of July, 19211, at the hour ot Hl:tHI A. M., tor the hearing and objections to said ac count and for final settlement of said estate. Dated this 7th day of July. 1929. DEXTER SPARKS. Administrator of the Estate of lslie I,ane, deceased. POTTER & KING, Attorneys. No.2C77-Sat-dy-Jy6 USIHESS DIRECTORY COLLECTION AGENCY L. M.. TRAVIS. INC. Bonded col lectors. C. r. Jonnslon, attorney. MATTRESS FACTORY 0'BRIE'."8 MATTRESS FACTORY MATTRESSES made over, new ones to order. 391 E. 8th St. Pbone BU9, PIANO TUNING LUTELLUS WOODS, pbone 1729-W PATTERSON LARA WAY'S. Ph. 1. UNDERTAKERS BRANSTET'J'ER Phone 433, MARION VEATCH Pearl at Tenth I WALKER-POOLE Funeral Home Eugene chapel, phone 723; Wprlng-. field cbapel, phone tl2 J. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS ITU HERE! THE RlMil.tl l CHOQL'l.NOUi 1-EH.MAN1..NT WAVE Produces Uis most lieautilu1 perma tcut aves eTer known berausa it operates on cobdiod sense prin nplfs; it lipsts and steams the hair from the iimiie lite natural way). Permanent Wave CUMl'l-KTE J..00 BdliS UEAL'II MIUl' 8T7 Willamette PHONE 3 Cltnyl 1NOI.E P E RM A N E N T WAVE Finger "'. nisrcellinc Eacials. Klc. Hair nits 2.x iod S.V . 11Y BEACTY CHUP. 111 E. Broadway. Phone 81U. CORSETS BAIt'.'LFY Irene Crosier. 2"4-M- HPIHEU.A representative. Pb. 139-M OHCSbMAKINS Mrs. M R. Tbumpeoii. 1W2 orchard. Sstufaition tusrai.te.d. 1 b. .'.HU-J "MATTRESS" FACTORY EtGENK MA1TKESS I PH. C. Mstiressrs retjuui. returned seme day Nw njattrs. any SiM, Pbone S12. Il" Olive street. UPHOLSTERY Jo. H .fackeon EUGENE HJRMTLKE HOriPITAL lltl W. its Are. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS AU.FN 8. D.-7P4 Willamette. RAY. L. L. 141 Miner Bldg. SLATTERT. H. E Phone 193. SWAFFORD, WH1TTEN, Lawyer, 201 Tiffany Blilg. Phone S31. WINTERMEIER, C. A.-794 WU lamette. Land titles and probate specialists. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS W HEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phones, office and ; residence: Beardsley, G. S Miner Bldg. 845-350 I Obstetrics snd Diseases ul Children i Bundraat, W. C 612 Miner Bldg. 591-574 Rectal and Colon Diseases Dale & Sether, Miner Bldg., 48 Surgery, Radium, -iay Donahue, chaa. D., Miner Bldg. , , 2Hhj 1233 Genito Urinary Diseases Dyott, Caven, C 1. O. O. F. Bldg. Kye, Ear, Nosa and Throat. 1332533 Faust, R. C Miner Bldg. Fields. R. H., Miner Bldg. 13T0 uvu. .ueiiicmu, upsieinctt, uiseaaes of women. Guldager, li. F M;uu Bldg. 1748 2SS8-J Gullion, O. H.t 1. O. O. F. Bldg. eye, rjtr, rtose ana luroat. 133 1616-J Howard, M. G., 312 Tiffany Bids, 1115 2S4 Hunt, Chas. hi., Minsr Bldg. H48-- 113a uiiwBua ul .uijuren I'naieirlcs. Kent, L. S., Miner Bldg, 738 ld34 Korrun, Selh M Tiftauy Bldg. o&iu xjiattatea a specially. 1871472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, 1. O. o. 1. bldg., 133. Roubins, Carl W Tiffany Bldg. lSJli 1336 Scaieie, B. F, 1. O. O. F. Bldg. 70-J 70-L Selover, F. L 316-17 Tiffany Blilg. bkm Lliseasea auu InteraiU Aledicine Stanaid, D. C, I. O. O. F. Bldg. li.ye, Ear, iSusa and Tliruat loo 2629 Talbot, H. G., Miner Bldg. 645 2338-J Wetherbee, J. 1L, Miner Bldg., ltiul Eye, Ear, Nose and 'ihroau Zimmerman, E. L., TUfaiiy bldg. 0191082 Dt.lTISTS WHEN LN NEiiD OF A DENTIST CALL ONlK OF 'i'llh. FOLLOW ING; Name, address, phones, office and resiueuca: Adams, W. J., 321 1. O. O. F. 149 Baker, L. L., 12U9 Pearl Ph. 292V Brooks, V, L., 218 l.O.O.F. Bldg. 237 Eudicolt, S. C. Dentistry 609 Miner Bldg. Phone 224 Graves, Robeit M., Miner Bldg. 66 Lee, W. li, Ttfiany bldg. 42-J 42-L Mclntyre, R. K, Miner Bldg. 2328 Full and partial plates a specialty. Moxley, W. Tiffany Bldg. 18.2 1048-J Schaefer, W, C, Miner Bldg. Extracting hpecialist 1748 Titus, U. W., Miner Bldg., 949 2034-W Willoughby, C. B- 267 E. 10th Ave. Phone iod. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS BLTTEKFIELD, DR. GEO. 11. 8th and Willamette Phone 639 HOFFMAN, DR. J. A. 790 Wiliumelte Phone 287 MEADE. ELLA C. 14 W. 8th Phone 330 MOODY, DR. 8. M. 832 Miner Bldg. Pbone 362 0 H I ROPR ACTO R8 DR. J. E. 8COFIELD Palmer chir opractor. tSeurucalometer service. 877 Willamette, phont 167-J. Rea. 1004-J. GEO. A. SIMON, Electro chiroprac tor. Phone 340-J. Over Peuney's Store. MINERAL VAPOR BATHS THOMPSON'S MINERAL VAPOR BATHS, 292 EAST BROADWAY hURMi IN ATTENDANCE. PHONE 1194-W or 621-J. Who Will Do It! Contrtrtors. Tralesmea, Bepslrmsa Mlscellaasous Servlos, ACTO TOPS and aedsn lla.s, Eu- aene Auto Ton Co. 7M Char. VA. BLACKSMITH I Nl W'W"' lf rhinists. 8. It. Klneisn. 701 High. BC 1 IJUNO CONTRA (TO Si-. I r greavis & Lindsay, 35 Oak Bl., 'lei. 2040. CABINET BCILDINO. furniture re tisirinf, wood turnini. Euene j ab (net fihop, 21U W. th. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Ne's T. Jorjnsn, Bill W. 7th. Pboe 14S8 CHIMNEY HWEEP snd lurnaea .lsninf Work luaranteed. Pbone 771 or 8.'.2. PAINTING For bouse nslliiera uttA psper hsnrs fall Prea'o n snd Hales, ts'.l Willamette. Pbone 00. PAINTING, TINTING, Psper Hsn( ina snd rarpentry. MLKPHi ImNES. Pboua 1381 -R. SAW ril.INO siwl repairint. Eu'ne haw Worka, 44W Blair. Phone 'i. WE LIVE IN ECGENE- We do all kinds of tsprayini. Whilewssbina of bern,. basements and eold ster paintm Koof Htsini.W. Pb. 3172. WINTWIW rleanlni snd floor wsnng. Eipert window wssh.rs. Phoae R(;. H.i West Broadway. PIKtR ftANDING -Phone SS F 2 WOODSAWING PHONE VCA ML GUTTING BEGINS MANY CHERRIES IN; "BEW BEANS APPEAB Next week will be the beginning of the big cherry aeason which ia nearly two weeka late this year, re- forted growers at the Producers' ublic market Saturday. The varietv of cherries In at the market Satur day waa considerably widened, with Kentish pie cherries, early May dukes, Governor W'ood sweet cher ries, and early black Tartariana in. They were generally selling from 7(H0c a pouud and in small lots at 5c a box. I,amherts and Bings are expected in next week, according to O. B. Jacohaon who has a number of trees on hia place west and south of Goshen. The first string beana of the season were. In Saturday, selling at 15c a pound. They ar. not very plentiful yet, however, many grower's reporting their vines only in bloom. Stall S had the beans in Snturday. Cabbage waa down to 2lc a pound Snturday as the main change in prices. Heads are attaining good firm siie wow. Red raspberries were a little more !n evidence Saturday, selling still at 15c a box. New peas were very plentiful and selling for as low as 7 pounds for 25e. Rhubarb waa another Item selling cheaply, being quoted at some stalls at 9 pounds for 25c. While new potatoes In small lots were still 5c a pound, In larger lots they were retailing at 6 pounds for Eggs were still 34c a doien Sat urday. Hunch stuff waa especially plenti ful Saturday. As forecast Friday, beeta and carrots were selling at three bunches for 10c Saturday morning. Radishes, green onions, turnips, and the like were also very plentiful at 5c a bunch. Only hothouse tomatoes and cu cumbers are on the market as yet. The new crop of Swiss chard Is bringing In some fine stuff, retail ing still at 5c a pound. Oooseberriea continue plentiful at 5c a pound. Strawberries were fairly plenti ful, selling still from $1.6.1 to $1.85 on beet grades. , Following were the retail prices on vegetable and fruit produce at the market Saturday: PUBLIC MARKET Bundi Tf pf tnhlfn, mil is hen, tur nips, onioni, bunoh iV Bunch rurraU, beets, bunrb 6c; 8 for - i'w AaparnKUR, bunch iic Greein, mtuturd grflODP. bt grccui, turnip frevni, lb., a1; , 2 for - lfie Tnnrrifn, 8 Ibi 2JV Goof hfrrik!, lb - fie Hpinnch, lb BGfi Hwit.fi chard, lb. 5o CabbaKo. U. atttftft New urnn, lb. tSv rntntoena fwt. :.5LB0 Kndivo. bunch . l(c Khubnrb. lb Itc Leaf let hie, lb ,. 10c Hend lettuce, bend ftiSc; bett Btuff, '2 bends for 15c Prnley. bunch fir Tomntoeii, hot, houift, lb 50c Cueumberi, each o(flpSc J best, 2 for 15c Rtrnwberrfes, ernte ... JIMIX' Cliprries lb v IfoWc New rnnllflower, lb 8 Hie New potatoes, lb .Ac EW APPLES COIVIE T POKTIjAMP. June 2ft. (41 A ehipnient of bright yellow apples from the Wenatchea district, was reeelfed todny. They were tepnrted to be at delicious quality f !iie early rarlely. The 25-pound hoxas wholesale for 'J. 75 and the 15 pouud boxea for 1.75. Hothouse cucumbers were 25 cents lower at ?1 Iljispberries held at 12.75 and strawberries declined to $1.75 for the top grade. Medium sited oranges were slso slightly cheaper, ranging rrorn ?Vi.7o to 4.w- Hotter and exu prices were changed. No further f luctuatio1:. r-n way or another were expected .''1 arter Monouy a session oi me oau r xrhanfe. Poultry and fresh meats were steady In anticipation of the usual week-end demand. OTHER MAhKETS PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLANO, Ore, June 2ie-WV Wheat futures: Julr. ouen 11.14. Close $1.14 8 H: KeptemUr, open fl,14Vsj, close ll.ln li-t: Ijeceuiher, open il.lf V,, Host SI. 18V. Cash hest: Bin Bend bluetem, lunl white soft white 41. 17, weatorn white 11.17, herd winter t) .IS, northern spriuf tl.M, western red II. 13. Oats! No. 2, IW-lh. white $.'14. Today's ear receipts: Wheat CI, flour 14, corn , osis 2. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK POItTI.AM). June 2S. 11 No rer.mts by rsil. Mark.it nominal. W.k's totals, approslmately : Cattle 2t'; ealvea 2W; hos 4750; shep, XV; .'srs 121). Cattle compared with week eao: Flterr and she stok unevenly lower; mostly 60 centa to l unncr ti.M j .ine Notice ia hereby liven thst Clara Mctirew, aa adminiatratrli of the es tate of Esles A. MGrew, decess.d, he, filed ber finsl scrount in sa.d atata slid the County Court of Ine Ounty. Oreion, has filed Monday, the 1st day of July. I2. Ot 'he County Court House In Euene, In County. Oreion. as the time and !' lor the besrmc of said final ac counL All persons bevlnf objections to sid final account are notified to pre ,ent the seme In writing on or before Dated this 1st day of June, )fi2fl, CLARA Mef.KKW, Adlminstrstris of the Estate of Esfe, A Mcirew. i.ec.a.ed. DAV JOHNHTON, Attorney for Ad niinlstrsrii o.71-Rat-Je29 levels. Bulls 25 centa lower. Calves and vealers weak to lower. Week's top steers S12.25; bulk $10,25 to S11.W. Butcher cov.s mostly $7.85 io rew loan Monday at u to $9.50. Good liclit arass heifers $10.59 to $Ui.ttt. Slippry kinds $s to $9.25. Hulk bulls $! .25 to $9. Ton calves aud venters mostly $19 to $13. utttt compared with week ago; Mostly 25 centa higher. Closing top for light butchers $12.50. Good to choice 210-275 pound and 140-160 ooutui averaging mostly $11.75 to 12.25. Bulk packing sows $8.75 to $9.50. Top pigs $11.50, down. Feeder pigs active, neat $12. Sheep Little changed. Best fat fwea $5 to $6.23. Medium to good shorn yearling gathers mostly $7 to $8. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, June 29. tP (U. 8. D. A t llog: Receipts 6,000 includ ing 5.1KI0 diiect; bulk good and choice Imi to 300 pound averagea 10.70 to 11.25. Cattle estimated receipts 100; strictly gosd and choice fed ateera with weight strong to 25c higher; strictly choice yearlings steady; ex treme top ffd steers 15.65; yearlings 15.50; miied yearlings 15.25; heifer yearlings 14.85; most grain fed steers 13.50 upwartL Sheep estimated receipts 2,000; market nominal, 1800 direct; for week 46 doubles from feeding stations, 17,000 direct continued light receipts occasioned light gains at midweek, but early declines left closing lamb prices around 50e below a week ago; yearlings and aged stock unchanged; week top uativa lamha 14.50; rang ers 14.95. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Juno -J.). GP In jteneral nub to buy,t wheat scored a ernool wheat qu'.ntious wer much higher than expected. Drought con tinued northwest uml first reports of black rust in the spring wheat belt this acoaon were received opening one cent, to 2 tt--4e higher, Chicago whent 1iovim1 torn additional gain, then ua-.li'i-wcnt n ronction. Com, onts and prortalons wre also firmer, wilb corn starting Vie to 3"KH1 up nnn auoseiiuemir liiiliiinL m' iir it nrevioos ranao. Wlietit closed unsettled lty to 24c net higher, corn uncbant;ed 5-8l!l-4c up, ouU Tnrying from 3-8c decline to '.jC Biivuuce, provisions vnrjing iruiu He setback to n risn of IBe. S8435BfiCKTAXES A collection of IS4M.07 In tales for the yeara 1U14 to 120 was turned over-to tha county treasurer ay the sliorlff Kridsy morning. Tha aeKro intions for tha sevaral years follow; mil to lU'-'l. atata and county, tJUi.Wl; cities. Jl.Oti; school districts, i.-..7t); road districts, $11; forest (Ire patrol f.u2; total (120.UU. lirj'., state aud county, $48.0.1; clt los, i JM: school districts, S'.'.nt); union liiltli schiiuls, $2.1lrl; hlih school tui tiuu, $.44 j Port of Biusltw 2.0tl; to tal, $T7.UU 1U2J, stale and county, $00.08; cit ies, tA'.l; school districts, 1.111; union hull schools, $4.41; Port of ciluslaw, $2.40; total $00.51, 1U24, state and county $43fl cit ies, $22.:lb; school dlstrl.'U, $tll.4t; union liuli schools, $'..07; road dia i,u. i iiiii.OM: 1'ort of riiuslatv, $25,- 15, forest lira pnlrol, $U.M; total, 'fliis, state and county, $1,248.04; cities, $178.40; school districts, $407. 21; union lush schools, $15.2H; road dlelrlcta, $50.03 ; Port of Sluslaw, $?b.UM; forest fire patrol, $21.00; to tal, $2,002.41. ilt.'O, state and county, $.M11J.88; citiaa, $012.05; school districts, L 2,".tl0: union hlih schools, $70.07; road districts, $11(0.08; Port of Hlue law, $102.bU; forest fire psLrol, $Sa, U2; total $0,000,72 O. E. S. Group to Receive Charter McKensIa Wave chapter under die pensatlon of OrdJr of rjuitern Htar ia to hold a special meetlni at the Ma n Kut.irtlav avaouja. June 20, at 8 o'clock. .VII r.liaaooin ipum, JV traud matron, ilnd other irand ofti cars will he present from Portland. The chapter will receive Its charter. There will also be Initiation. Preceding tills) service a covered dlsb dinner will be served at 0:80 o'clock. All Ksstern Bur members In town Interested are Invited to attend the meeting. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS chariah Martin at ul to T. If. Wvurhopa et ux Lota In 1st add. to Cuy Outlook, $L l j u , vnaupe et u. mi ; "i.oo Iit 18, bib. 12, 1st add. City U.viiook, Emene. e. at. nmiin o L.i.r a. I t UI2H.22 A. tp, 18-2 W, $1. I b Waurhop et ui to Martin J wtiion I)t 17, blk. 12, let add. 'Jit t tualook, $1. , i II. B. I'rswell et ux to C. A. With- am-lt 1' bl- u"nu dd' fcu' Aene, $1. . . James O. Johnston et ni to Robert M. Johnston et ui 8W ( W(4 so. 1.1 tp. 17-0 W, also lot 18 but. 8, Miller's add. Klorenoe, $1. . Martha Leona Bta-ey '01.,r,i, A. Noonan et vlr Dot 7-8 blk. 20, ijprl.iffleld, $1. , Pred A. 8chuli et n to Twin Oak it.. ... 1,1. 1-2 uart 8 blk. 40, Junction i;ny, 0J0- Itolnrt Kj. lisil ev u. w - Crombie el ui Tract m blk. 10, Kalrmount. $100. Emma Ziniker to B. T. Ziniker Tract tp. 18-11 W, $1. Itrattain Und Co. to Paul Hadley Various trscts, $1. Prank K. Taylor, sheriff to0" BoI.I-Tr.ct. IP. 17- W, KOI 1.12. J. 0. Marshall et Ms to Western Loen 4 Wd. Co.-lv,ts 18 tt blk. 0, V. e.lmoreU nd add. F.uiene M W. Weber et ui to Esther M. (arl'.lrotn 'IVact in Wh. 4. fclls ...,,h edd. ?.... , M, HsrrT t- itr " . ; , . j,,-.. U.t H, bl. 6. HlWn Kiigene, li. , Eaullabla Savlao taaa (tff.ra. 1st Natl. Ilk. Hldf. PUona 121 i 'i i FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Th New Atveiter K.nt Radio b. the most m.rv.loo. ton. ol any fc.lv.r r.g.rdlaa. of prtc. Try It in yur horn, without obligation. pbon. S.i. e.rvie. A Supply Co. fooa 1$. III COUNTY HEAVY CBIH IS Li E Cnttinr of bar hsa bemn In nm snrtions of the county and within two weess tne ptg cutttiia will b under wst for an unusuaUT hearr croo. grower from ritnoui parta report. Then is considerably more acreaR of both oata and vetch bay this yenr and for this reason ths crop w to b much larj(r than the arcrsge for thai county. Iearteat production la re ported tram tii ieetion out Irom .1 unction City, Early Apples Are Expected Next Week All local markets held steadr Sat urday at prices for Friday. first uppiies or the Jots! Astrachan aonles. uacallr the. first apple on the market, are expected in next week, me season .a a bit lata this year, Some of the early Trans parent varieties are also looked for soon. No early pluma are reported ia yet. Hed raspberries wer quoted at &3 a crate of a-4 boxea Saturday. The new week should find jrooxt aupplica in loth for tnble and canning pur poses. t)nly tha local-gTowTi hothouse eti cum tiers are reported aa yet at tha grocery storna, quoted at 70c a dosen wholesale. The outdoor grown will not be in for soma time yet. irawbrrie wnte tending higher Saturday, fancy grades being quoted tit $J.2iV Buppllea were about hold ing up for demand which waa good for tha week-end. Egg Pool Shows All Grades Higher In Una with tha gradual tend In higher prices for efgi, the local hriuich of the Pacific Cooperative Poultry PrMucert' naaociatlon In Ita weekly pool announced Saturday re. ported nil gradeii a cent higher for the week ending June 'JO, Following were the prices for the week In the pool: Extras, 94c; standard, S2c; firsts, nOc; extra mediums, 2Rc; first mediums, 26: puuleta, cracks, and seconds, all S5c. PRODUCE STEADY Burlnf and wholesale n rices on all grades of fs were unchanged Kat un 1st. Butter, hutterfat, meats, and poultry were all tha same aa for Fri day, following helnf tha local prices for tne day, LOCAL PRICES F.OOF4 Buylni prices; Extra. 8Sci standards. Sic; firsts. 20c; extra me. (Hums. 28c; first mediums 27c; un dergrades,, 24c. Wholesale price. t Extraa Uuc; standards, 80c; medium., 83c. BUTTER Wholesale price.: Stan dard euhea, d-Stye; eour creum butter, 40Hc; aweet cream butter, C0c BIITTERI'AT Buying prices: Bweet cream tbuttertut, 60c; aour cream butterfat, tic, POULTRY Builna nricea: Ron. 4U. nounda and over. lb. 2Hc: h, ia. !.', to 4 H) pounds, lb. 20c; ben., i pounds and under, lb. 18c; .tags id. itc; old rooster.,, toe; Droller., iy. pounds, lb. 20c. ' MEATS Buying prlc: Steer., 10 iffilloi ewe, 4f(tflc; lambs, lOV'jtd! lie; yearling wethers, 7f(p8c: veal, lljtht fancy. KH'itlHet hogs. live. 11 railed hofre, drested 14(fjl4Hci sows, heavy, 7((i8o, OKA I N8 Buying prices: Wheat, No. 1 white, $1.04; red wheat. No. 1, $1: barley, No. 2, ton $38; ostt white, No. 2, ton $84. LOCAL VEGETABLES Buying prlcea: Potatoes, cwt., $2.5l)(i,3; apln.ch, 4',Vi green onlone, doa. bunches. 40c; redlshe., do., bunche., 40oi rnuliarb, 8c; .sparagus, lb. loc; lettuce, doaen heada, 40qfj00e: new beets, do& bunchea, eVte; neve carrot., doa. bunche. 400; new peaa, lb. 4c; cauliflower, lb, bej new poU toes. fb, 4c. FHL'ITH Btirtng price.: Straw herrlea, crate, $l.rM)t82,20: gooseber rlea, Ui, Oc; pie cherries, lb., 7'ilOc: currents, cr.t. $2; red r.spberri... crat., 4. . WOOL Buying price.: medium, .'MlifJSOos fine, 82;yoarae. 80c. Fruit Firm Opens To Buy Cherries The Young and Well Fruit com pany haa opened officea her. to buy cherrie. for canning and shipping. M. A. Clsna of Spokane la manager for thn firm wblch le located In the' old Ily.n Fruit company place at Fourth and Pearl streeta. The firm la quoting cash market prlcea for .11 kinds of cberrlea. Sav. with SAFETY AT EtllAmDavia , 0. B. Moore , I GN Phone 542 FLAY BALL Thli y..r with 0. A M. .qulpm.nl froitr- HENDIRSHOTT'S H.v you . ..ur.d your .pron y.tT W. XVgL h "i v5 av.r 1000 i 0t&jn KREMMI r fjy BAKER h.v. dl.lrlbut.4 pron.. itEL'S ERY ew eC '