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Newspaper Page TextJul ,-"lf2S. Houses for Rent 630' ' TttTl HF'T fi-rnoro h"ne, modern eicept boat. 000 W. 4th. HOVSES FOR KENT in all rart of city- Furnished or unfurnished. . I E. HOIHiKS REALTY CO. 742 Willamette St. MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE Uni versity district. 771 E. 18th. In-'-quire 1780 Alder. JTJBNITURE and Piano moving our -jpaeisltT. Prices reasonable. C. dt 1L TKANSFER CO. Phone 82. J. rOB RENT Apartments and hous .': os, furnished and unfurnished, t PARSONS & BROWN. Ph. 106 IOR RENT Cory- 5-room house, .close in. Inquire 310 East 14th. FOR RENT fl-rooni house near Sent Clara; Phone 40-F-3. J(QDAN 5-room furnished bunga low. 1061 Jefferson. FOR RENT Cozy four room house. ' Call 2028- W. -Board and Room 650 ! DESIttABLK ROOM with board for J gentleman ; also a garage, Inquire f -465 West 11th. Phone 1SS7-M. f, PLEASANT ROOM With home f cooking at 354 West 12th. Phone 414-J. ROOM ANI1 BOARD 973 Hilyard Phone 1201, CLEAN. FURNISHED ROOMS . Home, cooking. 1250 Willamette St. Wanted to Buy 700 HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? $ . . Furniture, stoves, tools, clothing, rags, sacks, paners, magazines, any 't . .tying else. Vie pay the moat money. ' , EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE, fe.Pi6ne-5390 206 W. 8th CHERRIES WANTED Boys! Anns. Bings and Soft Whites. -Cash. Highest market prica. We oro- located at the Ryan Fruit Co. warehouse on 4th near Pearl. Ph. 20S2. 'x ; , ray-malTng co., inc. WANTED Large quantity Douglas ' Fir and Cedar piling, all sizes. : Quote prices F. O. P.. shipping ' Jpoints. Advise quantities can sup '' ttly, when can ship. Spot cash. riiedermever-Martin Lumber Co., "Portland, Oregon. USED FURNITURE One piece or . a. house full. Phone 690 for highest cash prices. WILLAMETTE FUR NITURE CO. Corner 8th and Olive i WE. BUY all kinds ladies', mens', 'children's shoes and clothing. 621 t: Willamette. 169S-W. WANTED AT ONCE Saanan or 'Nubian milk goat. Emergency case. . 1667 High. CASE PAID for suits, clothing, tools tents or most anything. STAR EXCHANGE 659 Will. Ph. 697 - FURNITURE WANTED GREER S AUCTION MARKET Phone 2152 WANTED-Holstein or Durham baby calves. A. C. MATHEWS. WANTED STOCK HOGS """'J. H. BRAY, Phone 76-F-2 WANTED SETTING HENS For . :State Gam? Farm. Phone Eugene 284J-M or u-F-3. WE-'BUY all kinds ladies', mens', children's shoos and clothing. 621 Willamette. 1698-W Wanted, Help 720 CHERRY PICKERS WANTED . Monday at the THRAMER ORCH - ARil quarter of a mile east of Fer ry Street Bridge. Bring buckets. . : ALUS, tLLA TliKAJU&lw V WAITED All around repair man, : 'with some experience in laying lino l: leum and pipe fitting. Middle aged man preferred. Must have driver's V Ucense. Call at Charlat's Furniture '!' Co.," 63 West. Sth. Phone 1122. K; CBKRRY PICKING will commence I at the Harlow orchards Monday, 'J, July 8th, 1 miles northeast of ;i Eugene. Bring your paila. WANTED MONDAY Cherry pick era, 4 miles southwest of Eugene On- Crow-Bailey Hill road. Bring buckets. JOE MAUGHAN. WANTED Lady or gentleman to . manage Lane county for Christmas ..cards. Large commission paid to the right party. Reply Box 222 care Gtmrd. ' CHERRY PICKING Will commence Monday at BAKERS ORCHARDS. 26H5 Onvx. WANTED An experienced operator at the EUGENE HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP. WANTED Timber faller and wood cutter. 20ifj Onrj St Phone 26ti7-W. Jacob E. Blom. POULTRY PICKERS WANTED at once. Apply SWIFT & CO. Situations Wanted 730 FORMER TEACHER wishes clerl cal or general office work. Some experience in stenography, typing, bookkeeping, filin?. etc. Phone eve nings 13P4-M. WANTED Elderly ladies to care for ill my home, by experienced, prac- , tical nurse. Will give references. Reply Box 220 care Guard. HAVE A SUNSET TRAIL COS TUME made 931 E. Ilia. Also seeing or ironing by hour. Phone 2809-M. WANTED Housework by hour or day, or cleaning officer. Experienc ed. 3i"c hour or ?2.25 day. Care 217 Gusrd. WOODS WING WANTED Phone 2820. HOUSE PAINTING. PAPER HANG. ING. KALSOMINING AND IN TERIOR DECORATING. Paul de Ah'rmont. 393 West 20th. Phone 30lT W. EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN wants work in Hotel as hsndy man or aork in cafe wablng dish e. Nith "r dny. Eugene Simpson. New York Homi, City. WANTED Child nrer fro years old to sre for in my hnme. Reson abl rsfes. Ktcetlent care. AddreM 214 care titinrd. i: ELDKKI.Y AHI.E ID1ED MAN of i . good morsi 'harecter wtth tiesdy A .iaMtnr work. Phone JHSII.W. 1: W'ANTKI To h"p ho iwork or '""ire - h.jdren Phone Sprinf tieid 94-W or caU 10U 7U 6u f Situations Wanted 730 FOR PAINTING and KALSOMIN lMi cau Charley baacoin, lei. WOOL) SAW1NU We go anywhere. Phone 1260-W WANTEl Sewing at my - home. Phone 24U2-J. WOODSA WING Phone ot5-M. WOOD SAWING Phone Spr. 71-W. ANYONE WANTING CARPEN TERS to work call LABAR L'NION HALL, 2694. FOR WOOD SAWING Call NEIL. IIKO-J. Wanted Miscellaneous 750 MONEY WANTED We hare parties want-bg 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 FO.l MOVING LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE . CO. 59 West 6th WANTED One logging truck to haul I logs 7 miles. Call Sunday. See job. ( C. A. MYERS, 1 mile up Wolf ' Creek hill near Yeneta. . i WAVTKn Hay for stornge. Charges $2 per ton. OREGON SEED & FEED CO. 446 Charnellon Phone 689 WANTED To trade radio for your i old piano. McMORRAN & WASHBURNB Third Floor ! Money to Loan 800 PERaoAL INSTALLMENT LOANS We lend money on furniture, cars, endorsed notes and other good se curities repayable in weekly or monthly installments. Be sure to investigate our terms before you borrow. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 841 Willamette St. Pho"e 965 Over Lee P-"1'--- LOANS 5 per cent on r artus. 6 per cent on Income Properties. 6 f j.cr cent on Residences. We also make loana at $10 per month including interest and principal. Our expenses are less. F. J. BERGER Real Estate and Insurance 868 Willamette St- Phone 595 MORTGAGE LOANS On rideoc or business property. Mortgages end contracts bought and sold. General Insurance. CAHCAUK INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO. Rm. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 LOA8 We have money to loan on homes, apartments and liusinesa property. Six per cent and seven per cent. Small monthly payments. Prompt service. BANK OF COMMERCE SEE MR. TIFFANY MONEY TO LOAN P. AUG. PETERSON. 632 Will. 6 and 7 MONEY for bldg. or refi nancing loons. Small monthly pints. McKY & GILFKET, 7 E. 8th IRA C. GATES will refinance or loan money on your automobile, aleo chattel loans. Small monthly payments. 410 MINER BLDG. Phone 2676. SALARY and CHATTEL LOANS AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED Prompt- and Confidential Service. CASCADE INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO. Rm. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 LOANS Beat City Lo6n in City. No Better Farm Loan. McCULLY REALTY CO. 9 West Broadway Phone 187 AUTO, FURNITURE and CHAT TEL LOANS Cars refinanced, small monthly payments. SWAN MTG. CO., 9 East 7th LOANS EASY PAYMENTS F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE 841 Willamette Phone 811 6 PER CENT LOANS on residential property. ROBERT W. EARL Minor Bldg. Phone 2482 MONEY TO LOAN on city real es tate. Small or large amount. HENRY TROMP First National Bank Bidg. LOANS We make straight loans on improved city property. BANK OF COMMERCE FOR the beat farm and city loana see W. J. LICHTY, 32 E. tth Ave. Miscellaneous 900 HOOKED RT'G DEMONSTRATION at 695 Willamette will continue for a few days longer. Come and see the beautiful rugs made from old clothing and silk stockings. See them made. MODERN RUG NEEDLE and PATTERN CO. STORAGE CRATINO MOVING PADDED VANS PACD7IC TRANSFER & STORAGE to. 5914 We,t Btb REALIZE Ca,h on Tour paaf due) notes and accounts. No collection, no charge. Member, of Commercial Law Lenffue of America. EUGENE COLLECTION AUENCY. 603-4 Miner Bid. Phone 000. ANT GIRL In trouble may communi cate with Ensign Iee oi the finlra tion Army at the White Shield home, Tifto Mayfair Areuue, Port land, Ore. HAULINC BRAT BROS. Service truck hauls garbage and rubhieh. Residence one stop per week. 5oc p,r month. Phone i8 l'-2. ! Nolle The law require, all owners or keeper, of doge to get a Ucense he ;e Marcb 1st of each year or ren der themselves subject to a fine. end. also, mske it iiwful for the enforce, metn officer to kiil your dog The 11 cense fee for s male dog Is J4.00 and lor female Is .V. except that a person hne thirty days after securing a dg to get a license et the rate of $2.00 and 13.00, and a person, alio, has tnirty davs to get a license after a o"ip become, eisht monhs of age. K. .1. MIIIIHIS. Enffemer' c)ff:rer for Dog t'or'rol i Diitrirt of I. are county, Oregon. No-ivJM-dj-iyfl D&CMl ATTORNEYS ; A1XEN 8. U.-704 Willamette. RAY, U L. 441 Miner Bldg. SLATTERY, H. E. Phone 103. SWAFKOUO, WH1TTEN, Lawyer, 2U1 Tiffany Bldg. Phone S31. W1NTKHME1ER, C. A. 794 Wil lamette. Land titles and probate specialieta. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEN L NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phones, office aid residence: Buudrant, W. C, 612 Miner Bldg. 091-674 Rectal and Colon Diseases Dale & Sether, Miner Bldg., 48 Surgery, Radium, X-ray ' Donahue, Chas. D., Miner Bldg. 210t 1233 Uenito Urinary Diseases Dyott, Gaven, C, 1. O. O. F. Bldg, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. 1H 20iB Faust, R. C Miner Bldg. 93 Fields, R. H., Miner Bldg. 28 1870 Geu. Medicine, Obstetric, Diseases of women. Guldager, G. t Minur Bldg. 174o 2888-J liullion, O. K-. I. O. O. F. Hl.lj, Lye, Ear, Nose and Throat. 133 1616-J Howard, M. G 312 Tiffany Bldg, 1116 2S4 Hunt, Chas. K, Miner Bldg. U48--1132 Diseases of Children Obstetric. Kent, L. S., Miner Biug. 738 1034 Keiiuii, Seth M., Tiflany Bldg. Skill Diseases a Specialty. 1871472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, L O. O. F. Bldg., 13a. Rouuiiis, Carl W Tunny Bldg. I8'i2 133tt bcaiele. B. Jj' i. u. U. iT. Bid. 70-d 70-L tielover, b 31U-1T TUfunjr Bldg. Skin Diseases and internal Aiedicint tilauitriJ, JD. c, 1. U. U. h Bldg. iie. oh and 'Inrual Talbot, H. G., Aimer lildg. 646 2S88-J W'etherbee, J. R., Miner Bldg., ltiol Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. iiinmieriiian, hi. L., 'llifauy Bldg. 619 1082 DE.4TIST8 WHEN IN NKiCD OF A DENTIST CALL ONrv Ui xm, tULLU vv ING: Name, address, phones, office and residence: Adams, W. J 321 1. O. O. F. 149 Balier, L. L., 1209 Pearl Ph. 2929 Brooks, V. L., 218 l.O.O.F. Bldg. 237 Endicott, S. C. Dentistry biM Miner lildg. Phone 224 Grates, Robert M., Miner Bldg. 65 Lee, W. B, Tiflauy Bldg. 42-J 42-L Mclntyre, R. E-, Miner Bldg. 232a Full and partial plates a specialty. Moxley, W. Tiflany Bldg. 16i2 1048-J Scbaefer, W. C Miner Bldg. 1748 Extracting Specialist Tittle, H. WH Miner Bldg., 949 2034-W Willougbby, C. B 257 U. lUth Art. I'houe i36. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS B I 'IT ER FIELD, DR. GEO. H. Sth and Willamette Phone 639 HOFFMAN, DR. J. A. 790 WUlamett Phone 287 MEADE, ELLA C. 14 W. 8th Phone 830 MOODY, DR. 8. M. 832 Miner Bldg. Phone 362 CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. E. SCOF1ELD Palmer chir opractor. Neurocalometer aervice. hi l Willamette. Phone 167-J. Ee. 1UU4-J. GEO. A. SIMON, Electro chiroprac tor. Phone 350-J. Over Peuney'a Store. MINERAL VAPOR BATHS THOMPSON'S MINERAL VAPOK BATHS, 292 EAST BROADWAY NURSE IN ATTENDANCE. PHONE 1194-W or 621-J. Who Will Do Itl Contractors, Tradesman, Repairmen, Miscellaneous Servtoei AUTO TOPS and eedaji gl, Eu gene Auto Top Co. 73fl Char. 156. Bl.ACKSMITHING Weldera, Mi-t-hiniata. 8. B. Kinefan, 701 Hlb. BUILDINO CONTRACTORS Har arear'H & Lindaar, 935 Oak 8L, Tel. 2040. CABINET BL'nJJINO, furniture re pairing, wood turning. Eugene Cab inet Shop, 21rt V. 7tb. 1598-J. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Nels T. Jorgensen, 931 W. 7th. Phone 1488 CHIMNEY SWEEP and furnaca cleaning. Work guaranteed- Pbona 771 or 652. PAINTING For bouae paintera and paper hangers call Preston and Halea, SB1 Willamette. Phone 686. SAW FILING and repairing. Etig'ne Saw Worka. 449 Blair. Phone 256. WE LIVE IN EL'GENE W, do all kinds of Spraying. Whitewashing of barns, basements and cold water painting. Hoof Staining. Ph. 3172. WINDOW cleaning and floor waxing. Expert window washers. Pbons fid", R9 West Brosdwsy. FLOOR PQ-'l'IVq Phona Rfl-F-a. WOODSA WING- PHONE ;aov AYD-E-Lf'T .errirs Garage, iprjul.aj 6& 6pciiiial. THK flTJOENE GUATiD - For Alleged Burglary iloe Franklin of Reno, Nev.. was arrested and confined In the city je.il for alleged breaking Into the office if Blythe and company in the First Nii tional Hank building. aUo for alleged breaking into the G. P. Hitchcock uf fioe in the same building. Mr. Hitchcock accosted franklin. and the police were culled. Officer Keeney and lYafflc Officer llnviuintl responding. Police report, that at the time Franklin was picked up he had in his possession two fountain nen.i. a key, four dollars In money, as well as a pocket knife and razor. Netloe of Final Settlement The undersigned, executrix of the estate, of COLIN V. DYMENT. de ceased, has filed her final account in the matter of said estate, with the County Clerk of Ine County, Ore gon, and an order has been made and entered of record by the County Court of aald County, directing this notice, and appointing Saturday, the 6th day of July, 1929, at ten o'clock, A. M-, for the hearing of objections to laid account and the settlement of said estate. Dated at Rugene, Oregon, this 7th dsy of June. 1929. BERTHA STUART DYMENT. Executrix of the Estate of Colin V. Dyment. deceased. IMMEL & EVANS, Attorneys for Estate. No.2676-Fri-dy-jy5 Notloe of Sheriffs Sale on Execution In Foreolosure 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 Lane County, Oregon, on the 27th day of June, 10'J1, in a suit wherein, on the llitu dr.y of June, W29, in aaid Court,, the State of Oregon, represented and acting by the World War Veteran bitue Aiu Commission, recovered - judgment against the defendant Clareure Fsndrem for the sum of One Thou sand, Seven Hundred Seventy-two and 73-100 UoUuts ($l,7"ii.73) lor the further sum of Fifty-six and IB -.100 Dollars ($56.10) interest; lor the further sunt of Two Hundred Dollars (200,00) attorney's feeH, and for the costs find difthursflmpnis nf thin nut taxed at the sum of Thirty-six and 43-UXi Dollars i$36.43), and accru ing costs, to sell the following de scribed real property, to-wit: North Sixty (60) feet of Lot One (I), Block Ten (10). Origi ns! Plat of Springfield, as platted and recorded in Cuunty of Lane, State of Oregon; Now, therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, in compliance with the said execution and order of sale, and in order to satisfy said judgment, including interest, attorney'!! fees, costs of suit and accruing costa, I will, on Saturday, the 27th day of July. 1920, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Southwest front door of the said County Court House in Eugene, Lane County, Uregon, offer for sale and sell for cash, at public auction, sub ject to redemption aa provided by law, all of the right, title and inter est of the said defendants Clarence W. Fandrem, Jane Doe Knndrem, Donald W. McKinnon and 1'enrl C. McKinnon, and all persons claiming by, through or under them or any or either of them, in and to the said premises. H. j. BUWN. Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. No.261M-Friday-dy-jy.fd FUEL Call For Bids Fuel dealers are requested to sub mit sealed bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the board of Di rectors on July o, 1020, on the follow ing fuel, delivery to be made before August 10th, 1020; to school buildings aa later specified; 400 cords old slab, not smaller than 2x4 or larger than 14 in ches, four foot length; 400 cords second growth split cord wood, four-foot length. Also, on the following, to be de livered as needed during school year to school buildings as specified; 600 to 800 units hog fuel. Fuel oil as ordered. All bids to be addressed to School District No. 4, E. A. Lundy, Clera, City Hall, Eugene, Oregon, No.2fflt8-dy-jy5 BUSINESS DIRECTORY COLLECTION AGENCY . L. M. TRAVIS, INC. Hondi'rt col lector. C. N. Jolintton, attorney. MATTRESS FACTORY O'BRIK'H MATTRESS KACTOIIV. MATTRESSES nude over, new one, to ord,r. 391 E. Sib Bt. I'bon, 8t'U. PIANO TUNING LUTELLU8 WOODS, phone 1729-W PATTERSON LARAWAI'S. fh. 1. UNDERTAKERS BRAKSTETTEIt Pbona 433 MARION VEATCU Pearl at Tenth WALKEK-POOLE Funeral Uome Euiien, chapel, phone 723; Spring- rieio cnapei. pnone h-j.j. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS IT'S UEB.E! THE BiXGLKrTt; CHOQIT.NOLF. PERMANENT WAVE Produce, Lba most beautiful perma nent wave, ever knus'n because it operates on common sense prin ciples; it heata and steams the hair from the Inaida (the natural way). Permanent Waa COMPLETE $7.M) BOB'S HKAL1 1 Slit IP 877 Willamette PHONE F3 CnoglLNOLE PERMANENT WAVE Finger waee, marcelling. Facials. Etc. Hair cuts 2.1c and 8f. CITV BEACTY SHOP, 111 E. Brosdway. Pbone S44. CORSETS BARCLET Irene Crosley, 204-M. DRES6MAKINQ Mrs. 11 R. Thompson, 1632 Orchard. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. .'iovj-j MATTRESS FACTORY ELOENE MATTRE6H A CPU. .0. Msttnsses rebuttt, returned ssme dsy. New mattresses- any sise. Phone 812, 1108 Oliee street. UPHOLSTERY Joa. H Jackson EtGENE FLRMTLHE HQfiPffiAL Ml W. eOl Ave. rvPt&J. HEAT ends s EBIG L PORTLAND, July 5.-OP) The liigeost change in tin produce market Friday was the sudden decline which overtook the price of cantaloupes. When the market opened today sup plies had accumulated and prices had Kone down from 7 to 0 rents per t'linrnlmipe. They were being quoted at to $-1 per i iale of -15. 1 ht price of lemons continued to climb, (Iup to the tremendous quan tities shipped east for the July Fourth trade. atermelons were quoted at II to 3Vj cents. Krss, butter, poultry and fresh nienlH held Ktcndy over the holiday. The highest, price spread at the east side market of the Farmers and Ranchers association was in straw berries. The best brought $2 and the poorer quality $l.fi5. Other prices were : 1 jOganberricg $ 1 .25 to 5 1 .50 crate; blnck caps $2."i0; raspberries SL'.S.i; celeiy $1; cucumbers $1.25 to Sl.fttt; old potatoes $2 sack; new Sc pound; cauliflower $1.50 to $1. crate; cabbage 2'ic pound; beans 12 to 15c pound; pens 4c to 5c pound; carrots 25 cents dozen bunches; Leets 2."i cents; seed onions 25 cents; cur rants $1.50; Royal Ann cherries 12 to 15 cents; pie cherries 9 to 10 cents. OTHER MARKETS PORTLAND WHOLESALE PORTLAND. .Inly 5. UP) Flutter. eggs, milk, poultry; Steady unchanged. unions uregon tancy lower, t'er f.. Oreiroii. famw. S2.LVi7 ?.50: boilers' $ L0O& 1.75; Bermudas $2fl; J.Jo. Potatoes: New,' lower. Per cwt.. (Jems, No. I grade $2.50((i2.K3; fancy (Jems .$2.50(17.2.85; new, $3(:3.25. u oot. nuts, nay, caseara bark, hops: SikU- and unchanged. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. July 5. IA1 Cattle and calve. fairly steady; receipts cat- i (11 l HI, calVt'8 ju. Hoy- steadyi receipts lOoO. iuclud- 1 tug let 17 direct. fMiec ti ami laniUB fleatii : receipts 25M. including 2u8 on contract. Lambs tS4 pounds down), good to choice $11 (Vila; medium $0.50'&U; (all weights) cull to common $7,0.50. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore., Julv 5. UP) Whnel r..t... ! tT 1 ') " "cai iiiuiiai, tJUiJ', U'CU fl.il I m, high $1.20, low $1.17, close $1.20; September, open $1.18 1-2, high $1.20 3-4. low $L1S 1-2, close $1.20 a-8; I'oceiuner, open 9i.j, uign $i.-4, low $1.22. close $1.24. 'ask wheat : Big Bend bluest em, hard while $1,112. soft white $1.21. western while $1.21, hard winter $1.10. northern spring $1.16, western red $1.10. Outs: No. 2, ;i8-lb, white $34. Today's car. receipts! Wheat 50, flour. J i. corn 0, buy '1 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, July 5. ) (U. S. department of agriculture) Hogs: Receipts .'tf.OMO including 10.000 di rect. Market 25 .to i5 higher on hogs scaling under 2KJ heavyweight 15c to 25c higher top $11.85 paid for ISO lo 210 pound butchers, medium to choice 250-HtMI lbs. $10.85 to $11.60; 200-25O lbs. $11.25 to $11.85; 1GO-2M) lbs. $11.10 to $11.85. Cattle; Receipts 4.OO0. Calves 2.500. Strong to higher trade on grain fed steers and yearlings market active $10.25 paid for strictly choice medium weight steers. Slaughter elastic!, steers, good and choice I.IOO 1500 lbs. 1 4.50 to $10.25; IKtO-LtOO lbs. $14.25 to $16.25; 050-1100 lbs. $13.75 lo $10.25; fed yearlings, good and choice 750-050 lbs. $13.75 to $16; venters (milk fed) good and choice $14 to $16.50. Sheep; Receipts 11,000; sheep mar ket active. 25c higher; natives $14.50 rtjl5; top $15,25; yearlings $12; fat ewes $5.50(V,0.50; top $0.75; feeding Inmlrn nominal; In nibs, good and choice, 1(2 lbs. down. $14.5015.35; ewes, medium in choice, 150 lbs. down. $5.500.75; feeder Iambs, good and choice S12.50f; 13.05. 1 Wheat closed strong, 2 7-8 to 3 3-8c net higher, corn 3 1-fSc up, oats 1 7-Hc to 2c ndvancA and provisions varying from five cent decline to raise of 7c. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. July 5. UP) Wheat ndwinced tiuii-kly today after an ir reRulnr Mart. Mmwera ever drought 'Cstri:ta .in - Canada, together with bharp aetDHcka in whent quotatlorw In Liverpool, caused transient uncer tainty, but I'ompreliensive adverae crop reports from Canaila were soon niort' "thfifi offset. Opening at 7-8c down lo 7-Rc up, Chicago wheat later scored decided gains all around. Corn, oata and provisions were littewice firmer, with corn sla-tlng unchanged to l-2c higlier and subaequently bold in'' near to Initial figures. Retsil price, at the Producers' Public market are not likely to change mui'h Snturdsr. due to atearlv nrices in both the buying and wholessle lists here. Saturday should be an unusually gor.d dsy at the market, hsTlng been closed since Wednesflay, lionphorrles. logons, and cherries, are the most plentiful Items on the ! market right now. The raspberries 1 are pxcllent quality now and orders : arc being taken for canning. 1 Supplies of loeal-grown lettuce and green peas .are ecsreer now due to ! the hot weather. i Following will he the retail pries , ,n vegetable and fruit produce aa posted Friday! I PUBLIC MARKET Bunch vegetables, radishes, tnr- j nips, onions. P'incn , . oc i Finch carrots, beets, bunch 6c j a for 10c (Asparagus, bunch lie tireem. mustard greens, neat greens, turnip greens, lb., Ac; 2 for 15c Tendergreen, fl lba. 9- lo'iaelierrlss, Ib. Hplnach, Ib ' fcwiias chard. Ib. , ,. 5c Csllwe. lh. .. 2'' iNew pens, lh .. ifk oc : rotaiuea, cwt. ..... $1.5" Lnoie. nun''! ... lUiubun, lb. ( LETTUCE Leaf lettuce, lh. Head lettuce, head nOiSt best stuff, 2 heeds for Parslpy. bunch Tomatoes, hot house, lh. 20'g Cucumlers, each 5(Sk; best, Strawberries, crate ., L, $1 ?r Cherries, lb. , ,..., H'fj New cauliflower, lb. St(j New potatoes, lb T BOSTON, July 5. ) The Com mercial Bulletin tomorrow will say: "There is interest, possibly more interest, in wool, although it is be ing taken out mostly in inquiry rather I hait iu purchaser this week, espe cially in consequence of the interfer ence of the holiday aud inventories. Prices are hardly changed for the week. 'in the west, buying is Irregular and chiefly conspicuous in Moutaua, New Mexico and Oregon, where prices are about on the level of week agK "I.-oivl'.'n lnk for five to tmi per cent decline at the opening Tuesday. Foreign secondary markets are gen erally quiet. "The goods murk1 nlmw no spe cial signs of new business but top ninkers and bpiiiners reuort it possi ble to make continued good deliveries on old contracts at the new price levels. "Mohair is quiet, but steady.' The Commercial Bulletin will pub lish the fulluwini: wool quotations to morrow : Scoured basis: Oregon Fine and F. M. staple 00-02; fine aud F. M. Fr. Clothing SfS-0O; fine and F. M. cloth ing 85-87; valley No. I, bS-00. Mohair: Originnl bag average 12 months Oregon 51-50. Graded stock: First combing 65-00; good carding -15-50. T A meeting of the Eugene school board, v.h:ch would regularly fall on Monday evening, July will not be held, owing to the fact that tbreo board meniliera will be out of the city and a quorum impoasible under those conditions. Mrs. Warren D. Smith, one board member, is at Yellowstone national park, Dr. Harry Titus, another mem ber, will be at a dentists' convention lit Snn Francisco, t'ttl.. and A. Ralph Gray, third member, will be at his bench cottage lit DcLnko, nenr Taft. The next meeting: of the bonrd will fall on Monday, .Inly 22, unless spe cial meeting is culled previous to that time by W. 1 llccd. cliuirmnn. 9 CHICAGO. IA) The association of commerce report that Chicago' .$l:!(UKt0,t)(M. ItPtnil "l'" w" 511.- mnntifacluriiiff wulen $7fp,UOO,000. Tho imluatry'i payroll is nearly 5 U.t N H h n I onn inn my b I"" lajMiu I expenditure for nnint nn'd TarniBh la iestimnted nt " Ludford's Paint, Wall Paper, Art Good, 55 West Broadway Phone 749 SPECIALS ON BEDROOM FURNITURE JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. SUITS The beat materials guaran teed to fit tailored to your :rr. $29.50 0y Tulton, 30 W. 10th Automatic Eleotrlo Oil Burnera oomplete line can Install In good furnaoe. Sea theae before buying, H, W. White Electrio Oo. 978 Willamette St. Phone 2S4 GOODYEAR TIRES and the moet oomplete Tire Service Shop in City Eugene Vulcanizing Works 957 Oak BARGAINS AT PUBLIC SALE Metropolitan Chain Stores j73S Willamette PAINT TRADE AuTIVE IN CHICAGO MARKET ETAis B57 Willamette SEASQOERE MARKETS SHOW l LITTLE CHANGE Tb.-. hot weather la showina some effects on local vegetable produce, es pecially in the gardens where irriga tion is not used. The local-grown lettuce la being the worst hit. althoush the aeason is practically over and many growert inning up tne pianra. mie year rouicht an unusually good aeaaon for lettuce, duo to the Into rains. Green peas are also hurt by the hut weather. The red rasrberry season la on in full swing and buying is started fur canning. Prices Friday remained the same, around $2.40 a rvai. buying price, Ijogar are coming in nicely, too. although the markets Friday for both the raspberries and Ingans were not flooded above demands, Straw berrlaa are about over with. New corn is eipected on th mar ket within two weeks, a bit lata this year. Cherries showed little change Fri day over the first of the week. Prices range from 7ffl0c a pound. But few n: t 1 1 I II 1 muss, (.aiui'rif., niiu rnii.v i,,r.ui Amies are in yet, tne pie enerries be ing the mnin varietiea on the market. Weekly Egg Pool Prices Unchanged The weekly pool priceu announced Friday morning at the local branch of I lip Pacific Co-operative Poultry Pro iiu:Mrs' nasociation for the week end ing June 27. showed no change from the previous week, except in pewees which, went up a ceut. Extrua were quoted at 81c, atandards 82c, brown exlrna' 82c, dirty extras 80c, firsts HOc, exlrn niediuma 28c, first , tliunis 27c. pullets or pewees 20c, cracks 2Sc EGGS. POULTRY STEADY Buying and wholesale egg pricea continued unchanged Friday here. Ex tras were still 311c in the buying list. Amounts of eggs coming in are holding up well, reports rho Pacific Co-operative- Poultry Producer. Re ceipts ore heavier than at this time last year and in comparison wiin a ,nnnlli nro are running only from 60 ir70 cases less. Poultry w,b unchanged In pricea siven by Swift and company Friday morning. LOCAL PRICES BUGS Buying prices: Extras 82c: alondards, 80c; firata 28c: extra me diums, 27c; first mediums 20c, Whole sale prices: cxtraa ooc; aianaarua, 84c; mediums, 82c, niTTTKIl Wliolesale nrlrea: Stan dard cuIicb, 43Mic; sour cream butter, 4rV4c sweet cream . Butter, OUftC ... BUTTKRFAT Buying prices: Sweet crcum butterfat, 50c; aour cream butterfat, 47o. POULTRY Buying prices: Hens 4' pounda and over, lb. 22c; hena, 3iJ to 4V4 pounda. Ib. 10c; hens, a'j pounds and under, lb. 17c; old rnoaters, 10c; broilers. iVi pounda, lb. 20c. M BATS Buying price: Bteera. 10 LEE Tire, last longer and rlda bettar And, the coat la laaa. Mark Sanderson Eugena'a Tlra Man Broadway and Oak Quality Developing and Printing Kuykendall Drag Co. B70 Willamette Phona 23 Williams Self Service Store Shoaa for Every Member of the Family 98c to $4 98 BRINQ YOUR work to Hot man'e where the beat of workmanship ooate no more. Watohmakera and Jewelera. 790 WUlamett. BETSY ROSS BREAD Made with Malted Milk and Slow Baked K0RN BAKING 00, Justrite Bird Foods and Remedies Call for them at 'QUAOKHKIUSX'S 5 Five Votes QUEEN SUSANNAH H "BELLE OF THE TRAIL" CONTEST SUNSET TRAIL JULY 26, 26. 27 EUGENE, ORg. EUGENE GUARD Complimentary Vote I Vote This Coupon For O Kama of Page Thtrteer aHc: ewes. 48ci lamhs. lOUfli lie; yearling wethers, 7SSc; veal light fancy 17ViK18c; hogs, lire. 1) (7il1V,c; hoes dressed HOUUr sows, neavy, 7&'Sc. GRAINS Buying prices: Wheat No. 1 white, f 1.04- red wheat. No. 1 $1; barley, No. 2, ton $33; oata white. No. 2. ton 134. LOCAL VEGETABLES Buyint prices: Potatoea, cwt., $2.50((?8 spinach. 4g,"ic; green onions, dog bunches. 4ic: radishes, dos. bunches 40c: rhubarb, 3c; lettuce, dor. heads. 40i!8(ie; new haeta, doi. bunches, 4A0; new carrota, aoz. Diinches 41k:; new peae, lb. 4c; cauliflower, lb. 8c; ne potatoea. lb. 4c. FRUITS Bnylng pricea: Straw KawIab ...I. . 1 74ni. u ries. lb., 6c; pie cherries, fh., 71100; currants, crate $2; red raspberries, crate, $2.40; loganberries, crate $1.50; Id blackberriea, crate, $3ri3.50. WC0Ij Buvlng Drlees: medium. 353'V: fine. 32; coarse. 80e. ma in Huylng prices: No. 1 oats and vetch hsy, ton, $13L4; clover hay, ton $13 14. The summer term employes of the Siuslaw forest, who will have charge of fire prevention, have been as signed to their stations, according to R P Shclirty, ?Operviscr. Those who have been stationed at their position and location, are as follows: Dispatchera: H. H. Adams. Heboi F. K. IJghttoot, Wnldport; A. B. An. gus, Gardiner. Patrolmen: Earl Greenlee, Upper Nestucca river; William Meseuer, South Lake: H. D. Wise, Heho; B. F. Branson, Gopher creek ranger sta tion ;W. J. Warfield, Alaea; G. H. Dnnn, Wright creek; Glenn R. Coie, Mopietr.n: it. p. ' yncn, futile mountain; U. W Hoberg, Mnple, creek; ,1. R. Dniley Sulphur Springs; Arna Johnson, Wells creek ranger station; James Ross, Vincent creek. Lookouts: Charles Olllman. Bell mountain; J. L. Hoag, Hell canyon; Roy Horner, Bald mountain; Wirt Sapplngton, Mount Hebo; H. L. Kocner, Table mountain: Lloyd Co vert, Prairie mountain; Edgar AVels, Cummins Peak: Walter Piihn, Romau Nose; D. K. rewing. Ferntop. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY Collections anywhere; no charge un less we collect. Miner Bldg. Ph. 600. B AND M TIRE CO. Come In and sea our new Brake Station at Sixth and Olive Heavy Old Growth Slab Wood, 12 or 16 In. length, CC Cfi per oo rd 93e3U MANERUD-HUNTINQTON "" " ' FUEL' CO. Phone 651 CHASE CO. Plumbing and Heating Engineer Sheet Metal Work PHONE 243 For that Good Coal: Rook Springs, Aberdeen, Cast I e . : gate, Gaaoo Brlqueta RAINIER COAL CO. Phone 41269 W. Broadway LEE-DUKE GATE The Best of Food and Service. ' On Vacation! Just call 1300 or tel! the carrier roar vacation address and The Guard will follow you wherever you ro, keep , lng you In touch wltb every thing at home. The Guard Follow Your Vaoaton. Eugene Printing Co. Guard Building Candida FOREST EMPLOYES ASSIGNED STATIONS A Phone II 148 i If for Vy Printing e e