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o O I Houses for Bent 630 .JmMBHED HOUSE FOE KENT jjht rooms, well located, cast side, FiugIThealtt company T 1027 Willamette. Phone 64 mil RENT Dwelling 1b Locust eoort. 116B Oak St. Henry Tromp. First Natl. Bank Bldg. VTLT rUKMoHED BUmiA- wo BENT 5-roomed bouse with "' firenlace, laundry trays and hot . "healers. Garage. Phone 1006-M .W. 8th FOR HIRE 841 14 nB BENT Modern aeren-room onse, our bed rooms, Frigidalre, furnace, fireplace, garage, base ment Phone 453-E. asTiR RENT 5-room houaa. modern , oicept heat 006 W. 4th. JJOUBES FOR KENT In all parts of titv. Furnished or unfurnished. K B. HODGES REALTi CO. x T2 Willamette St MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE--Uni-versitv district 771 E. IStb. In- quire l'C'U Alder. MJRNITUHE and Piano moving our -'-necialtv. Prices reasonable. O. & il. TRANSFER CO. Phone 82. JOS KENT- Apartments and bouj ' as, furnished and unfurnished. PARSONS & BROWN, Ph. 106 jfOR RENT 6-room house ganta Clara. Phone 49-F-3. MODERN 5-room furnished bunga low. 1061 Jefferson. JT0R RENT 5-room house, modern icept heat. 906 W. 4th. JT0R RENT Cosy four room house. Call waS-W. '( Board and Room 650 PLEASANT BOOM With home cooking -at 354 West 12th. Phone t414-J. BOOM AND BOARD 873 Hilyard Phone 1ZB1. CLEAN, FURNISHED ROOMS Borne cooking. 12u0 Willamette St. T Wanted to Buy 700 i r CHERRIES WANTED Boyal AnneB, Bings, and Soft Whites. ' Cash. Highest market price. Wi are located at the Ryan Fruit Co. warehouse on 4th near Pearl. ' Ph. 2082. RAY-MALING CO., INC. WANTED P0 head of good springer cows, to : ,reshen in July and August. Any breed. Will pay top price for good . eows. J. K. Greer, 4th and High, Eugene. Phone 2152. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? Furniture, stoves, tools, clothing, rags, sacks, paners, magazines, any- A " thing else. We pay the most money. EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE, Phone 2390 206 W. 8th WED FURNITURE One piece or a house full. Phone 600 for highest eesh prices. WILLAMETTE FUR- ; NITLRE CO. Corner 8th and Olive WE BUY aU kinds ladies', mens', children's shoes and clothing. 621 .-Willamette. 1098-W. WANTED AT ONCE Saanan .or Nubian milk goat Emergency case. '. 1667 High. CAHH PAID for suits, clothing, tools tents or most anything. WAR EXCHANGE 659 Will. Ph. 697 FURNITURE WANTED QEEER'S AUCTION MABKET Phone 2152 WANTED Holatein or Durham baby salves. A. C. MATHEWS. WANTED STOCK HOGS t J. H. BRAY. Phone 76-F-2 WANTED SETTING HENS For State Game Farm. Phone Eugene S847-M or 5-F-3. WE BUY all kinda ladies', mena', children's shoes and clothing. 621 ... Willamette. 1698-W Wanted to Eent 710 WANTED Room and board for a widow lady, convalescing from a broken hip. Permanent home want ad. If interested please address re ply to box 611. Eugene. State price wanted and give address. Wanted, Help 720 CHERRY PICKERS WANTED Monday at the THRAl'EK ORCH- ' ARD quarter of a mile east of Fer ry Street Bridge. Bring buckets. afRS. ELLA THRAMEK. WANTED Cherry pickers Wednea dv, July 10. Bring pails. JOHN " MAL'tiHAN & SON. End of Ferry Itreet bridge. CHERRY PICKERS WANTED Hsns Furuset orchard, Springfield , Junction. Thursday, July 11. Bring buckets. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Un encumbered. Between ages 30 and 60 years, to keep house for man on ranch. Wages S'5.00 per month. ' Beply 225 care Guard. CHERRY PICKERS WANTED at the DUNN ORCHARD, Monday. July a Vi mile from Ferry St. Bridge on Coburg Road. Bring pails CHERRY PICKING will commence It the Harlow orchards Monday, July 8th, m miles northeast of Eugene. Bring your pails. WANTED An experienced operator It the EUGENE HOTEL BhAll I 6UOP. WANTED Timber faller and wood fitter. 2092 Onyx St Phone Ji7-W. Jacob E. Blom. CBJ.RRY PICKERS WANTED t re transportation. Call 6tF8. C. W. OuDLON E. t)G AN BERRY PICKERS, IVi miles eoh of Alvadore. Ray Byers. OT.'LTRY P1CKK,RS WANTED at twe. Apply SWIFT ft CO. Situations Wanted' 730 i WANTED Male commercial teacher Wants summer work, clerking, of 6c! work, or substitute for vaca tionists. Can furnish -food refer ences. Replr box 224 '"re (iunrd or ! Pbone 276 Call fcr Geo. Sum ttervillf. w FOR WiX'DSAV l.SG Call NEIL -X138-J, Situations Waited 730 FORMER TEACHER wishes clerl- cai or gesersl office! work. Some experience. In stenography, typing, bookkeeping, filing, etc. Phone eve nings 13M-M. BOY WANTS STEADY WORK at dairy or farm. (121 'High St. Phone 214 WOODSAWING WANTED Phone 2820. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANG ING, KALSOMINING . AND IN TERIOR DECORATING. Paul de Autremont, 885 West 20tb, Phone 8087-W. WANTED Child over two yeara old to care for la my home. Reaaoo able ratea. Excellent care. Address 214 care Guard. ELDERLY ABLE BODIED MAN of good moral character wishes steady janitor work. Phone 2630-W. FOR' PAINTING and KALSOMIN ING Call Charley Bascoin. Tel. 937-W. WOOD SAWING We go anywhere. Phone 1260-Wi WANTED Sewing Phone 2492-J. it my home. WOODSAWING Phone 502-M. WOOD SAWING Phone Spr. 71-W. ANYONE WANTING CARPEN TERS to work call LABAR UNION HALL, 294 WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN By hour or day. Phone 1035-J. Wanted Miscellaneous 760 MONEY WANTED Ws have parties wantiig loana with Interest semi-annually, security first-clsss, how much have you to loan? See us for investmenta. F. J. BEHGEK Real Estate. Loana and Insurance OLD-FASHIONED dresses made for 2 to 3 dollars. 612 Weat 10th. Phone 1S57. PADDED VANS F07. MOVING LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 59 West 5th WANTED Hay for storage. Chargea $2 per ton. OREGON SEED & FEED CO. 446 Charnelton Phone 68U WANTED To trade radio for your old piano. McMORRAN & WASHBURNH Third Floor Money to Loan 800 PERSONAL INSTALLMENT .. LOANS We lend money on furniture, cars, endorsed notea and other good se curities renavable in weekly or monthly installments. Be sure to investigate our terms before you borrow. GENERAL FINANCE .CORPORATION 841 Willamette St. Phone 966 Over Lee Dv- LOANS 6 per cent on Farms. 6 per cent on Income Properties, ft. 7 nor cent on Residences. We also make loans at $10 per month Including interest unu jirmuyai, Our expenses are less. F. J. BEP.GER Ttonl F.Ntnte and Insurance 868 Willamette St. Phone 505 STORAGE CRA11NG MOVING 1 PlnllEll VANS PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE iu 59H West 6th REALIZE Cash on your past due notes and accounta. No collection, no charge. Members of Commercial Law League of America. EUGENE COLLkiUTiUIN Ai't-.xi. ova Miner Bldg. Phone 600. ANY GIRL la trouble may communl with Knaivn lee of the Salve tion Army at the White Shield home, 565 Majfair Avenue, Port land, Ore. HAULING BRAY BROS. Service truck hauls garbage and rubbish. Residence one stop per week. 60c per month. Phone iB-F-2. . MORTGAGE LOANS On residence or business property' Mortgage and contracts bought and sold, licnerai insurance. CASCADE INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO. Rm. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 I1ANS We have money to loan on homsa. apartments and uuainess property, Mi nor cent and seven per cent, Small monthly payments. Prompt service. BANK OF COMMERCE SkB MR TIFFAN? IRA C. GATES will refinsnce r loan money on your automooue, also chattel loans. Small monthly ntvments. 410 MINER BLDG. Phone 2678. SALARY and CHATTEL LOANS ALTUMOBILES REFINANCED Prompt and Confidential Service. CASCADE INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO Rm. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 LOANS Best City Loan in City. No Better Farm Loan. MrC.LLLY REALTY CO. 9 West Broadway Phone 1ST AUTO. FURNITURE and CHAT TEL LOANS Cars refinanced. small monthly psymenta. SWAN MTG. CO., East Tth T.OAVS FA8Y PAYMENTS F. M. CAM1MAN REALTY OFFICE 841 Willamette tuone 011 6 PER CENT LOANS on residential """"liMBEIlT W. EARL Miner Bldg. Pboue 2482 MONEY TO LOAN on dty real as tate. Small or large amount HENKY TKOMP First Nstional Bank Bldg. triANR We pake straight loans oomproved CHJ urouerij. , ' BANK OK COMMERCE MONEY TO LOAN P. AUG. PETERSON, bWJ Will. ft an4 TC- MONEY for bldg. or refl nsncing losns. Small monthltJimta. McKY A (ilLKKKY. 7 K. Mb Kfffjt the best firm snd city loans hi W. J. UCU'i'l, 82 H. 6lh Ave, Jury Finds Broom, Williams Innocent Mart Broom and Ray Wllliama were acquitted by jury In circuit court late Saturday afternoon of a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor, Tue verdict came alter de liberation of one hour. Julia Broom, indiited on the same Charge. Waa also niiinrntitH The jury waa instructed to return. a ver dict of not guilty in her case. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby riven that all ner. sons having claims against the Estate of SAMUEL ELSWORTH FOSTER, late of Pleasant Home, in the State of Oregon, deceased, who died on or arjout the 3rd day of .March, A. U. ltt'Jfl, are required to send to the un dersigned on or before the 6th day of September, A. D. 11)29 a atatement of their claim against the said estate, verified by Statutory Declaration, with a statement of any securities held by them, after which date the Saskatchewan General Trusts Corpor ation Limited will proceed to distrib ute the assets among those entitled thereto, having regard only for those claims of which they have' received notice. Dated this 8th dav of Julv. A. D. 1929. SASKATCHEWAN GENERAL TRUSTS CORP. IJM1TED Official Administrator, REGINA, SASK.. CANADA No. 2699 Monday, July 8 Too Late to Classify 4-ROOM HOUSE Paved street. Bath and nook. Hardwood floor and fireplace in living room. Large garage. Inquire 15bS Patterson. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS ALLEN S. D. 704 WiUamette. BAY, L. U 441 Miner Bldg. SLATTERY, H. E. Phone 193. SWAFFOKD, WHITTEN, Lawyer, 21U Tittkoy Uidg. pnone sdi. WINTERMEIER, C. A. 794 Wil lamette. Laud titles and probate apecialista. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OH SURUKON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phones, office and residence: Bundrant W. 0 612 Miner Bldg. OHJ. oi Rectal and Colon Diseases Dale & Scther, Miner Bid?.. 48 ourgery, jiauium, .-ray Donahue, Chaa. D Miner Bldg, ami iBsa Genito Urinary Diseases Dyott, Uaren, C, I. O. O. F. Bldg. i!,ye, r.ar, rvose aud inroat. 1332533 Fauat, B. C Miuer Bldg. 93 Fields, R. H Miner Bldg. 628 1370 Geu. Medicine, Obstetrics, Diseases of women. Uuldager, U. F., Miner Bldg. 174d 2S8S-J Gullion, O. H., 1. O. O. F. Bldg. tar, rose and Ihruat, 133 1816-J Howard, M. U., 312 Tiffany Bldg., 1110 Hunt, Chaa. E., Miner Bldg. tHS-1132 Uiaeaaes ot Children uustetrica. Kent, L. Miner Bldg. 7381634 Keirou, Seth M., Tiffany Bldg. bkiu uiseaiea a byecuuty, 1B7 1472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, 1. u. o. t . Bldg., 133. Kobbiua, Carl W.( Tiffany Bldg. IS ti lo16 Scaiefe, B. F, L O. O. F. iil.i. IU-J Selover, F. K. 316-17 Tiffany Bldg. bam uiaeasea and internal Aieoicine Stnnard, D. U, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Jkye, luii, hum aud xuroui 1332629 Talbot, H. U, Miner Bldg. 645 2338-J Wetherbee, J. H Miner Bldg, 1601 ye, ui, xvose and inroau iiuumerman, L. L., Xiffany Bidg. 01a iuca OEHTiSTft WHEN IN NEiU OF A DENTIST CALL OjJb Oil HUlibUW LNti; Name, address, phones, office and residence ; Adams, W. J, 321 1. O. O. F. 149 Baker, L, L 120U Pearl Ph. 2929 Brooka, V. L, 218 l.O.O.F. Bldg. 237 EndicotL S. C. Dentistry buu Miner uidg. pnone x Graves, Robert M., Miner Bldg. 65 Lee, W. B, 'llffany Bldg. 42-J 42-L Mclntyre, K. Miner Bids. &i suit ana partial piatea a specially. Uoxley, W. , Tiffany Bldg. 1S7 1048-J Schaefer, W. C, Miner Bids. Kxlracung Specialist 1748 Titus, H. W, Miner Bldg., W4B 2034-W Willoushby, C. B, 267 li. loth Ave. 1'booe ioO. 0PT0METKI&TS AND OPTICIANS BUTTiiRrTKLU, LiB. CiLX). li. 8th and Wdlametie i'bjns 6o HOI i A1A-N, UK. J. A. 790 Willamette Phone 287 MKAiJE, E1A C. 14 W. 8th Phone 330 MOODY, DR. 8. M. 632 Miner Bids. l'hone 3S2 CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. E- NkCOKlKU Palmer chir opractor. 877 Will. Ph. 157J; lt4J GKO. A. SIMON, Electro chiroprac tor. Phona 3oO-J. Uer Penney's Store. MINERALAPOR BATHS THOMPSONS M1NU1AI, VAPOR MAIHS, VM 4c 'VlillOADWAK .-ftHSE IN ATTK.NUA.Nt iUo.Nt Htf-W or Wi-J, THE EUGENE QfTAl NEW POTATOES DROP PORTLAND, Ora., July 8. Tho Union Avenue market of the Gar denera and Ranchers association waa an unusually busy place today. Huge quantities of fruits and vegetables catne in from a wide radiua and were disposed of at reasonable prices. Products were aold at the follow ing prices: xeiepoone peaa uc; aray pw , currants Sl.iHJ; raspDerries ki.io, black caps $2.50; loganberries $1.25; strawDernea 1.70 to j; new poia toes 3c: old notatoea 2c: Royal Ann cherries 10c: pie cherriea 5c; lettuce $1; cabbage Sc; apinach 75c box; rad ishes 25c; carrota 25c; beeta 26c; reen onions JUc; garlic luc; greeo sana 10 to 11c. Butter, eggs, poultry and fresh meats were unchanged. Private stalls on the Yamhill Street market were quoting standard eggs at 86c and medium eggs at 34c. These were the mnTimtini nnotations. DealerA ma; quote below, but not above these fig ures. The caataloups eater inay k cheered by the fact that his favorite fruit ia being offered at unusually cheap prices for this season. Another decline brought the product down to $L.25 'to &1.50 a crate of 45 melons. Watermelons are also cheaper at 3 and 3c a pound. The market is plentifully supplied. Lemons were firm at the highest prices quoted in some time. OTHER MARKETS NEW PORTLAND WHOLESALE PORTLAND, Ore.. July 8. iA) Butter: Steady, cubes, extras 44c, standard 43(c, prime firsts 42ic. firsts 41V4c. Creamery prices: Prints 3c over cube atandards- Eggs: Steady. Prices to retailer: Fresh extras, etc., standard firsta, 84c: fresh medium extras, 33o: fresh medium firsts, 32c. K;,'g: Prices to wholesalers: Fresh extras, 83c: stan dards firsts, 32c; fresh medium ex BUSINESS DIRECTORY COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col lectors. U. N. Johnaton, attorney. MATTRESS FACTORY O BRIEri'S MATTRESS FAOl'ORY, MATTRESSES made over, new ones to order. 301 E. Sin St. Phone 899. PIANO TUNING LUTELLTJS WOODS, phone 1729-W PATTERSONLAHAWAY'8. Ph. 1. UNDERTAKERS BRANSTETTEll Phone 433. MARION VEATCH Pearl at Tenth WALKER-POOLE Funeral Home Eugene chapel, phone 723; Spring- field chapel, pnone ng-J. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS IT'S HERE I THfi RINGLETTE' CUOQTJINOUS PERMANENT WAVE Produces the most beautiful perma nent waves ever known because It operates on common sense prin ciples; it heats and steams the heir from the inside (the natural way). Permanent Wave COMPLETE $7.50 BOB'S BEAUTY SHOP 877 Willamette PHONE 838 THE R1NGLETTE CROQIJINOLE Permanent Wave. COMPLET.E $7.50. Haircut! ing, marcelling, finger wav ing ahampooing, facials. BOB'S BEAUTY SHOP 877 Willamette Phone 838 CKOQUINOLE PERMANENT WAVE Finger wave, marcelling, Faciala, Etc. Hair cuts 25c and 85c. CITY BEAUTY SHOP, 111 E. Broadway. Pbone 849. CORSETS BARCLET Irene Crosley, 294-M. DRE8SMAKINQ Mrs. M. R. Thompson, 1833 Orchard, Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. 2983-J MATTRE88 FACTORY - EUOENB MATTRESS es UPH. a Mattresses rebuilt, returned sams day. New mattresses, any alae. Phone 812, 1108 Olive sUsst UPHOLSTERY Jos. H. Jackson EUGENE FURNITURE HOSPITAL 401 W. 6th Ave. Phone 402 Who Will Do Itl Contractors. Tradesmen, Repairmen, Miscellaneous Service AUTO TOPS and aedsn flssa, Eu gene Auto Top Co. 788 Char. 166. BLACKSMITHINO Welders, Ma. chinists. 8. B. Kineaan, 701 High. BUIUJINO CONTRACTORS Har greaves 6c Lindsay, 935 Oak 8t, Tel. 2010. CABINET BUILDING, furniture re pairing, wood turning. Kugene Cab Inet Shop, 210 W. 7th. 1598-J. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Nels T. Jorgensen, WM W. 7th. Phone 1486 CHIMNKT - BWEEP and furnsct cleaning. Work guaranteed. Pbone 771 or G."2. VAI.N'TI.N'ti For house psinters snd Super bancera call- Preston and ales, 8,'jI WiUamette. Phone 066. SAW FILING and repairing. Eugene 8aw Works, 4-10 Blair. Phone WINDOW clesning and floor wsiing. Eipert window washers. Phone 387, 80 West Brosdwsy. FLOOR SANDING Phone 85-F-2 WOODSA WING PHON E 2820. -! AiDE-LOT Service eprmgUeid, W bpsculisU Garage, ULJujC.im if tras. 31c: fresh medium firsts. 30c Milk: Steady, Raw milk. 4 per ct.', $2.30 cwt., delivered I'ortiaud, less 1 per cent. Butterfat. sutiou 43c. track 44c, delivered at Purtlsnd 40(g47c. Poultry: Steady. Buying prieee, alive, heavy hens over 4t lbs.. 25c; medium bene, 3i'!i4i4 llw.. 22i"!i2;ic: light, under H lbs., 20Ti21; broilers 1 Ml lbs., 221323c; colored broilers, 2 to 3 lbs., 25(it27c; spring Pekin ducks. 4 lbs., and over, 2:l(y2oc; old Pekln ducks 23&25c; colored ducks, lb!iJ 20c. Omons. steadv. ner cwt. Oreeon. fancy $2.25(82.50; broilers $1.504( 7.75: Bermudas $2Q2.25. Potatoea, bteady. per cwt.. Gems, No. 1 trade, 2.6o82.35: fancy Gems $2.50i2.85; new $3'!! 8.25. nuts: isteady. wainiiu, uregon 30c; almonds 25yo0c peanuts 9V lOHc; pecan 2o(U57c; filberts 17 ISc. Wool: Steady. Eastern Oregon 18(5 wc lb.; valley o(hjooc. c id. ; vauey o(y.aoc. Hay: Steadv. Buying prices, east n Oregon timothy $21.5022; do. :lley 1 :317.60; alfalfa $22.0023; ern va fliFar ci7i7 r,rv. i,a str, 18.50; stra, IS Ion; telling prices ?2 Cascara bark: Steady, ilJiSc lb. Hopb: Steady, 192S crop 14&13c: contracta 15c. PORTLAND. Ore.. July 8, Cattle and calves alow; better grade steers iittie stronger; receipts caiiie 1760; calves 100; steers UBJ0-13(H) lbs.) $ll.50Q$12.50: good 11.50(0 $12.50: couiuiuii SS.'.05cS10.00: He! fers good 10.25(SH.OO; common to medium 7.50(u 1025; cows, good 0.00 (89.50; comon to medium 7.004iO.OO: low cutter 6.00y;7.00; good beet 9.00'a'.176; cutter to medium 7.00 9.00; calves medium to choice O.OOftd 11.50; cull to comon 7.00ftO.OO; veslers, milk fed. good to choice 13.00ftil4.00; choice 11.00(813.00; cull to common S.0011.0O; bulls (yearlings included). Hogs: active; slaughter classes IS to 25c higher; receipts 2,200; includ ing 847 direct or through: heavy weight medium to choice 11.25(g!12.25; medium weight 11.75iJ12.50; med ium to choice 12.254tl2.75f medium rough aud smooth 8.759.75. Slaugh ters pigs 80-130 lbs. medium to choice 11.0011.50; feeder and stocker pigs (70-139 lbs.) medium to choice 11.50(212.50; (soft or oily hogs and ronstuig pigs excluded in above quotations). Sheen and lambs: looks steady; receipts 1047 sheen on contrnct; lambs S4 lbs., down) good to choice 11.0013.00: medium 9.50 lg 11.00; (ull weights) cull to common 7.008 0.50: yearling wethers (110 lbs. down) medium to cholco T.00f).00i ewes (120 lbs., down) medium to choice 4.00W5.25: (120-150 lbs.) medium to cnoice o.ou'ft.i.in' 11111 weights, cull to commou 1.50Qd.0UJ. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTTAND, July 8. OP Wlieat futures: Wheat: July, open $1.19 close $1.19. Sept., open $1.19; ciose Sl.lOW. Dec, open $1.23: close $1.24. Cash wheat: Big Bend Bluesletn, hard white $1.82; soft white $1.21; western white $1.21; hard winter, $1.18: northern soring $1.18: west ern red $1.18. Data: No. 2-38 lb. white $34.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat 81; barley 2; flour 16; corn 12; oats 2;. hay li ." CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, July 8. (P) Rnins checking drought damage both north aud aodth of the Canadian line today led to early lower prices here for wheat. The moisture relief, however, was reported as still leaving a pros pect ot wheat yields nelow ttio aver age promised. Opening at A to 1 8-4c setback, wheat, values later showed considerable power to rally. Corn and oats were also easier, with corn etarting 3-8c to 7-8c off, and subsequently declining further, provi sions tended to advance. Wheat closed firm 7-8 to 1'8-Sc above Saturday's finish, corn 1-8 to 8-4o up and oats varying from Vic decline to an equal advance. Pro visions unchanged to a rise of 12c. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, July 8. UP) Hoys : 4,700; 10 top 15c higher! 10O-22O lb. weights 12.00(321.15; butchers 250-300 lbs. 11.10IB11.8S; 130-160 lbs. 11.15(313.15: packing sows 9.73 4 10.75. Cattle: 17,000 calves 8.000; steady to 15c higher; slaughter classes steers 1300-1500 lbs. 14.75iS 16.50; 950-1100 lbs. 13.75'd 16.40; fed year lings 750-950 lbs. 13.75 18.00. Hei fers S.W lbs. down ,13.003iI5.25; cowa 8.50(5,12.26; vealere 14.50 16.50; stocker and feeder steers 12.23313.50. Sheep: 10,000; active to 25c higher) stock natives 15.00 to 15.25: wethers 15.00 to 15.25; yearlings 12.25 to 12.60; fst ewee 8.00 to B.4U; lamDe 92 lbs. down 14.75fi 15.50; ewes 160 lba down 5.5O&0.0O; feder lambs 12W4 18.80. The main cherry harvest will tart about Thursday, July 11, when the bulk of Bine; and Hoyal Anne cherries will be ready to harvest, according; to Lee 8. Turn er of the Eugene Fruit Growers association. Lamberts will follow. Th Eugene Krult O rowers will can all of th cherries received this year and the growers are re quested to deliver their cherries more matured than the usual fresh shipping requirements. Canning of crimson rhubarb started Monday at the plant and will be completed In about two weeks, Mr. Turner reports. No Mammoth or Oreen rhubarb will be canned this time. Th beet canning equipment Is In place and some eanjy deliveries are expected. Growers are re quested to deliver the bulk of their beet crop in th 2 Inch to 3 inch sizes.. DWAKD TRAPP, MANAGER Credit Adjustment Buresu, Ph. V870. We collect when others fall. Notes A accounts bought. 201 I. O. O. F. Bldg. MrFCINLET INSURER ANYTHING Ask your grocer for .Bine Bell Batter Pi ii In CERT HEBE RASPBERRIES DOM ft E New potatoes dropped a ce'nt and red raspberries tumbled 40 cents a crais as the major changes i-jt the local marketa Monday. The new potatoes as quoted by local dealera and grocery storea ere down to 3c a pound, buying price. They have been listed at 4c a pound the pa?t week. The season is advancing, however, and with tho decline in new potatoes, old ones are a bit higher, being listed at $3 1 hundred Monday. Raspberries are down to $2 a crate, buying price, now. They were coming in fairly plentifully Monday, although canning is not expected to be under way in full swing until the late week as the Culhrwrtfl, the mam canning variety, will not be on the market iu any quantity until then. Loganberries and strawberries con tinued about the same Monday, the former at $1.60 and the strawberries at $2.25. Supplies of strawberries are much scarcer. Other fruits and vegetablea con tinued unchanged. Green beans are not yet very plentiful and, die still quoted at 11c a pound, buying price. Cauliflower continuea at 8c a pound. Lettuce, new beets, new carrots, green ouions, and radishes are all un changed. Summer squash from local growers is expected iu in another week. New corn will be, another week or ten days coming in. EGGS, POULTRY STEADY All local prices on eggs and poul try continued unchuuged Monday at pricea of Saturday. Extras were still quoted at 82c, buying price. Butter aud butterfat were also steady Monday. HAY BALING BEGUN The Irving district has started hay baling operations aud other sections will be starting soou. ine uunng sea sun continues for about two weeks in Lane county. About 60 per cent ot the hay crop ia baled in this section, dealers estimate. Prices on bay were steady Monday. $1344 $14 being quoted for both num ber 1 oate aud vetch hay aud for clover hay. EGQ SHIPMENTS GIVEN Eugene had two carloads of eggs In the movement from Pacific coast states for the week ending June 20, according to the dally report Hont by the federal atate market news service. The total for the state for the week waa three carloads, Portland having one. The two from Eugene went to Illinois. LOCAL PRICES " KGGS Buying prices: Extras 82c; standards, 80c; firsts 28o; oitra me diums, 27c; first mediums 20c Whole sale prices: Kxtras 3oc: standards. 34c; mediums, 32c, BUTTER -Wholesale prices: Stnn dnrd cubes, 43Mio; sour cream butter, 45ViC; sweet cream butter, COc. BUTTERFAT Buying prices: Sweet cream butterfat. GOci aour cream butterfat, 47c. POULTRY Buying prices: Hens BARGAINS AT PUBLIC SALE Metropolitan Chain Stores 736 Willamette PLAY BALL Thle year with D. 4 M. equipment from HENDERSHOTT'S , ELE0TR0-K0LD The Simplest Electrlo Refrigerator 1199.00 In Your Home BAILEY ELECTRIO CO. 640 Willamette PAN-DANDY It's slow bsksd keep It freshness. KREMMEL'8 BAKERY Quality Developing and Printing Kuykendall Drug Co. 870 Willamette Phone ZS SAVE M0NEYI On Ruga, Davenports at th WlllamoK furniture Co. Corner 8th A Olive St. SPECIALS ON BEDROOM FURNITURE JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. Lsrae assortment of materials for Sunset Trail t A. Oreaaea, yard . . . IOC Kaioury's 61 E. Bdwy. Silks Dry Goods Ready to Wear pounds nd over, lb. if?; h'sM, to 4 pounds, lb. la; hens, pounds arW under, lb. 17c; add rooaters, 10c; broilers, IV4 pounds, lb. 2'-'C. MEATS Buying price: fteent, 10 4lle; ewes, 4U0c; lambs, i0'-4(j 11c; yearling wthera, 7(ft8c; veal light fancy. 17 (ft 18c; hog, live. 11 dtlHic; hog, dressed 14214'jc; sows, heavy, 7(Sc. GRAINS Buying prices: Wheat, No. 1 white, $1.04; red wheat, No. 1, $1; barley, No. 2, ton $33; oats, white. No. 2. ton .34. LOCAL VEGETABLES Buying prices: Potatoea, cwt, $3; apinach, 4 '5 5e 1 preen onions, dos. bunches, 40c; rarbshes, dos. bunches, 4ilc: rhubarb, 8c; Vttuee, doa. heads, 4060c; new bents, don. bunches, 4V; new carrotB, d. hunehi 40c; new point, Ih. 4e; riiHflnwr, b. Hp: nw potatoes, lb. 3c; green beam, lb. 11c. FRUITS Huying prices: Straw berries, crate, $2.25: gooseber ries, lb., 5c; cherries, lb., t.UV; currants, crate $2; red raspberries, crate. $2; loganberries, crate $1.50; wild blackberries, crate, $33-50. WOOL Ruyin prices: medium, 85(3(V: fine, 82; course. ROc. HAYS Buyiug prices: No. 1 oats and Tetch hnr, ton, $132H; clover hay, ton JISQH. The only change expected at I the Producers' Public market Tues day will be a decline In the price of new potatoes and that was not fully dotermlned Monday, accord ing to the market master, w. A. Ayres. The market was fairly strong on Saturday but buying prices among local grecsry store; were lowor Monday and a change Is expected Tuesday at the public market, where they have been listed at 6o a pound, retail. Chorrles are net expected to go much lowor due to the scarcity. They are Btlll llatod 'at Bc10o a pound, retail. Rnspborrios may go lower hnt no big change Is expected until the late week when supplies will be more plentiful. FoPowIng wore retail prices on vegetable and fruit produce post ed Monday. PUBLIC MARKET Bunch vegetable., radlehtt, tur nips, onions, nunon .6c TtnnnVi furmtm. heAtB. bunch fid 8 for ,. iT-T-10c Greena, muatard greens, beet greens, turnip greens, lb, 8c i 2 for Wc Tendergreen, 8 Ibi.- 20c Oooseberrles. lb. .. oc Rninaeh. lb. 63ttc Swiss chard, lb. Cabbage, lb. New peas, lb. Potatoes, cwt. oc 282 MADE IN EUOENB Rubber Stamps Y THE VALLEY PRINTING CO. 70 W.BROADWAY PHONE 470 BETSY ROSS BREAD Made with Malted Milk and Slow Baked HORN BAKIN0 00. Justrite Bird roods and Remedies Call for them at QUACKENBUSH'S BRING YOUR work to Hof man'a where the beet of workmanship cost no mora. Watchmaker and Jewelers. 790 Willamette. MAMMY'S CABIN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 7So Yt Springer on Toast) 60 Phone 277a WUami Self Service Store Shoes tor Every Member of the Family 08o to $4 98 FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Th New Atwater Kent Radio has the most marvelous ton of aay receiver regardless ot price. Try It In your horn without obligation. Phon Rsdlo Service aV Supply Co. Phona 69. LEE-DUKE CAFE The Best of food and Service, For that Good Coall Rook Spring, Absrdeen, Castle gste, Ossoo Briquet RAINIER COAL 00. Phone 41219 W. Broadway FOR PUBLIC MMT 1 i , i 10o Rhilbrb, lb. 3 Leaf lettuce), lh. , Head lettuce, head 6(8c; 10o sunt, nesn tor Parsley, bunch Tomatoee, hot house, lb. ,203a wucumuers, eacn di&oc; Deat, i lor loJ Strawberriea, crate Cherries, lb -$1.75'ffi2 New cauliflower, lb . S(glO .New potatoes, lb. 6c; 8 lbs. C?n Raspberries, boi . 10 15i Iioeanberries, crate $1.60; box 8a Kohlrabi, lb. 'ifflSfl Wild blackberries, box 20i ATD-E-LOT Service Garage at new junction of McKenrie and Pa cific Complete auto service. Jack Rockwell, Spr. 60. Clark Aydelott. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY Collections anywhere; no charge un less we collect. Miner Bldg. Ph. 600. Four Busy Drug Stores Located for your convenience. CHASE CO. Plumbing and Heating Engineers Sheet Metal Work PHONE 243 Heavy Old Growth Slab Wood, 12 or 10 In, length, JTflj per cord MANERUD-HUNTINGTON FUEL CO. Phone 651 Yeu'll LIVE to be a THOUS AND If you EAT here FOOD that la aolentlflcally prepared. IMPERIAL LUNCH Summer School June July August Eugene Business College Phon 666 Eugene, Ore. Ludford's Paint, Wall Paper, Art Good 55 West Broadway - Phone 749 Automatlo Eleotrlo Oil Burners oomplete line can Install In good furnaoo. Se thess before buying. H, W. White Electrlo Co. B7S Willamette St. Phone 284 0. B. Moore I GN Phone 642 LEE Tire last longer and rid better And, th coat I lis. Mark Sanderson Eugene' Tire Man Broadway and Oak 433 Se Them At CLARKE ELECTRIO CO. Ma Olive Phone 814 GOODYEAR TIRES and the most oomplete Tire Service Shop In City Eugene Vulcanizing Works 957 Oak On Vacation! Just can 1100 or tell the carrier your vacation address and Th Ouard will follow you wherever yon go, keep ing yon In touch with every thing at horn. 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