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Newspaper Page TextV 500 5aAWOBAOTERX SETS ,v- S.VI compieio a M"1"1" Tbird Floor jpuu - - "SfhRBAX & WASHBL'RXE H" Tbird Floor. T I.rf rsed vacuum cleaners W SSndhion, $5 and up. Call West 11th St. or phone : Rubles and chairs and rock- isri I . trrT ELECTRIC VACUUM fEH-CS 50 m0nth8 4s Third Floor Re,dj (or you to install 14 persons ;a itCTEPlPB CO. Zi'-xn BARGAIN, S100: easy terms l3"SiEJll-SItJ SHOP i lOSS Willamette St. . JFete. sao. ilCJiunrt' ... Third Floor jjMUl-S clover .hay. Also to a "4 -inch wagon and one 5Mi ' Jot Sdesweep Harvester. Phone OtfEXT bKOS.. 1-F-ld. Tin SALE Kante, kitchen cabinet, tfblby buggy. Phone 2SS.4. 7th .no i "'r Pearl St. T GOOD OLD ORGAN, $10 I Third Floor. K10LTRV, FRESH AND LUNCH TuEATJi Baldwin Meat Market, f.-iflj Monroe t. cor. ilouroe and Blair. Phone 200. JEW VICTOR PORTABLE Best (phonograph on the market $3o ( tirnu it' you wish. , J LAJUWAl'S MUSIC HOUSE t0D PHONOGRAPHS, $150 to Tljko values, l'OUR CHOICE, $35. iLARAWAVS MUSIC HOUSE fERI'ECTION Plaster Wall Board. The very best. SCOBERT WARE HOUSE CO.. phone 52M, 45 W. 7th. i ELECTHIO MOTORS Him Elec. Wks.. 35 W. 7th. i'h. 155S 0B BALE Fly Spray that kills i them. $1.U5 per gal. Bring contain er. GRAY'S FEED STORE . I0HLER ELKCTRIO PLANTS .New and used. L. C. MACK, i'Phons 2106-W. 0B SALE Hey wood Wakefield j twin buggy, good condition. Cheap. t Call 1754 Lawrence. fOB SALE Portable Remington X typewriter. Call 830-W. ICR SALE One gas driven irrigat ing pump. Phone 229. 73 West oth. I TEAM, WAGON, harness, mower and i reke. 97 East 7th. Phone 052. USED WARDROBE TRUNK CAL ' - LAHAX'S STORE, 02 West 7th. For Rent 600 UDINO HORSES (or rent at the u fair ground at end of Madison fitreet 1H60-W. Rooms for Rent 610 FUKNISHED housekeeping rooms. 1 1392 Olive. lOOM IX Modern home. NEW FUR- NITL'RE, 5 blocks from Willnm 3 ette. Business girl preferred. 1239 j "HPington. 1'hone 16U5-R. COOL, CLEAN. AIRY ROOM in modern private home. Close in. i Heesonable. 938 Charnclton. Phone ii-EEPING ROOMS FOR RENT J Mi Pearl. " tLEEPlXG ROOM 823 Pearl. bKXT8 and ROOMS. 50-. I2W) Oak. S Apartment for Rent 620 I. THE HAHTLE COURT Bigb-cltss aoartmem house, attract. I'elj ind comfortably furnished, tiectrieally equipped and proiided "ith excellent service. Whether as permanent resident or only as ihortime guests, you will find in Bartle Court all the comforts ind COtlVenienr!! nf tha mnHorn apartment home, at very reasonable i tes. C, I. Collins, Res. Mgr., 11th 111" pMrl 1hone 1500. Pf'CE APARTMENTS (for- .riy laylor-Llliott). Finest in the J"', thoroughly modern in every reipert. 4a apurtments from 1 to 'rooms. Showers, electric ranges, 'rujidairea. hardwood floors, etc. -mpiete lmitwlr f:i;; i- I ed or unfurnished. 1 block from ; JMioesi district. 1272 W.llamette. I feR"5-1- Manager, E. L. m,D APARTM ENT-Three IJwbs and sleeping pc.rch. Electric . frigKlaire, and washing ma il, a,00' and heautiful yard. Gar e Absolutely everything included ".'"t only $40. (;' I1 GH HEAVTY CO. "smette St. Phone 64 l21T0 d THREE-ROOM fur I Jit - ,,pr"nts. Will rent by htf,' m , or "ontb. Cool and com 1 tti I hit', , "'mmer itites. Water I jS? h.' furnished f ItvJi,-'l! APARTMENTS I 132 West 8th St. f iEST VARNISHED APART i kit-i. Lying, dining, bedroom. I ""i hath. 9 ad bed. Frigid- I trie' Ho"'oint Electric range. Uiec I at.i j ""ai-hine. Garage. I ed li.'S. srbge service furmsh---JlitBroadway. f iuKr'NT Attractive furnihed I Parih 'J"' rnom- i"t'in 1 nZ. kl.'cl"'' nd bath. Electric I Cr.Ji"? 0Tro' 'rw r'' Vr f u,k s. Jr huin couple. 1230 S---Jl ' hone 2.'i46-R. . orti,hi apartment at Harden E. ;,h 1-9UN k PRoWN Phone 103 NT-r1' "I I l-l-X APART" i'illk t'v'"!axt liv room Miscellaneoift Apartmtnt for lent 620 CLEAN APARTMENT fjl W. Broadway. Adulu only. REASON ABLE. FOR RENT 3-rm. furnished apart ment. Private bath: including lights, wood and water, $1!0. 1435 Olive. 2-ROOM FURNISHED APART MENTS for rent. Phone 1809 or call at 1243 High St. after 6 p. m. 3-ROOM FURNISHED APART MENT with sleeping porch with private entrance and bath. Phone SU8.W. 952 W. 6th. FOR RENT Apartments and house partly furnished. Lights. MRS. YATES, Irving. SMALL FURNISHED APART MENT, modern; 87 West 8th.- FURNISHED APARTMENTS 3 rooms and bath. Fireplace and elec tric refrigeration. 1224 Mill. Phone 1455-W. FOR RENT One furnished 2-room apa-tment. U. S. Rooms. 775 Wil lamette. FURNISHED APARTMENT TO RENT at Lincoln Court. PAR SONS & BROWN, 7. E. 7th St. Phone 105. FOR RENT Desirable furnished apartment.- Piano. Garage.' ' ' Call after 6 p. m. 1675 Fairmount Blvd. ATjPFR COURT 1242 "Alder. Oua furnished modern double apt. avail able July 1. Very low summer ratea. See custodian. FURNISHED APARTMENT Heat, private bath, steeping porch. Gar age. Adults. Phone 2786-M. FURNISHED APA RTMENTS Mat lock Building, U5 East Broadway. Phone 58SJ. FOR RENT Furnished S-room Apartment. Private bath, $18 per month. 487 West 8th. FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS 823 Pearl. ONE, TWO or THREE ROOMS At reasonable rates. U64 Charnelton St. ROSE COURT Furnished apart mcnts. 1245 Willamette. Pbone 88. Houses for Rent 630 FOR RENT One 4-room, close in on west side $17.50. One 4-room $12.50. One 6-room with basement, $27.50. One 4-room with range, $17.50. One 4-room with laundry trays, $16. Most of the above are new homes built within the last few years aud in good condition. F. J. BERGER REALTY OFFICS 808 Willamette Phone 595 FOR RENT 4-room duplex, electric range, base ment, furnished and unfurnished, close in on Willamette. PARSONS & BROWN 7 E. 7th Phone 105 FOR RENT Cozy modern house on paved street.. West side. Two bed rooms, large living room, kitchen, breakfast nook, and batla. East front. Full basement, furnace, fire place, garage. Gas in house. See Dun Johnston, 2U6 Tiffany Build ing. RENT OR LEASE $25 per mo., 1093 Orchard St. New bungalow: 2 bed rooms, . bath, fireplace, hdw. floors, builtins, garage, paved street. Will sell $150 down, balance like rent; trade for Portland or Lebanon and vicinity; car, stock or farm equipment. WALWORTH, 985. Pearl. FOR RENT 4-room cottage, plenty of builtins: extra large yard, south Willamette St., near George's Ser vice Station, $15 per month. Phone 50-F-ll. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW mile north of Terminal on Prairie road. Fruits and vegetables, $17 per month. Inquire 2nd house north of Bethel school house. FOR RENT OR LEASE A nice 6 room bungalow at 991 West 11th St. $33 per month. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 731 Willamette St. Phone 741 FOR RENT Duplex house, lightly furnished. Close in. Will rent three or four rooms very cheap. Call 121 West 5th. FOR RENT Modern 5-room unfur nished duplex: electric stove, gar age. 514 Washington or phone 2103-W. MODERN HOUSE With three Bleeping rooms. Near Eugene High school. Phone 1064-W. FOR RENT Four room bungalow, close In on paved street, $28; phone 1036. 8-ROOM HOUSE Modern conven iences. Garage. Phone 1231-J. 632 E. 15th. ' LARGE HOt'HE Suitable for room ers, at 532 Oak St. for rent CHEAP Inquire 546 Oak or 567 Willamette or phone 32. FOR RENT 0-room house, close In, will rent for $20 per month. Call 2i m9. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR Rf.NT Eiaht rooms. wiH located, eat aide. s:il) per month. SAM HUGH REALTY COMPANT 1027 Willame;V. Phone 64 FOR RENT Dwelling in Locust court, 1163 Oak St. Henry Tromp. First Natl. Hsnk Bldg. FOR E'-'NT 5-roomed house with fireplace, laundry trays and hot air heaters. Garage. Pbone 1506-M pay EUGENE Night Ph. TRACKER STORAGE I' 160 ANYWHERE 2083 40 W. 6th FOR HIRE 341 E14 HOUSES FOR KE in all pant o( city. Furnished or unfurnished. L. E. HOKGES REALT1 CO. 742 Willamette SL 5-ROOM HOUSE 123 Monroe, and fl-room house lir2:W. 4th. Garage. Inquire 372 W. loin St. rOU RENT Apartments and hom es, furnished and unfurnished. PARSONS & BROWN, Ph. 105 FOR RENT 5-room bouse, $20. Call 24."u-J. 2-R'0 FURNISHED HOUSE Includine light sod water. $14 per month. ihone l.';.4-M. Fl liNllUHE snd Piano moving our s-'ec!fl!'v. P'iri refl.on.ibie. C A U. IJiAiSFEa CO. Phone Hi. Houses for Rent 630 FOR RENT 5-room house, modern except heat. 906 W. 4th. MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE! Uni versity district. 771 E. 18th. In quire 1790 Alder. F9REI':NT 'our room house. Call 2028-W. FOR RENT-fi-room house near Santa Clara. Pbone 4P-F-8. For Rent Farms 640 FARM FOR RENT 35 acres, close in, Good house, barn and other ..hnildinga. Orchard. 487. West Sth. Board and Room 650 BOARD AND ROOM for business woman. Home privileges. Phone 1160-R PLEASANT ROOM With home cooking at 351 West 12th. Phone 414-J. ROOM ANT) BOARD 973 Hilyard Phone 1261. FOR RENT Rooms, board if desir ed. 18S8 Lincoln St. CLEAN, FURNISHED ROOMS . Home cooking. 1250 Willamette St. Wanted to Buy 700 WANTED SO h?td s! gsod springer costs, la fieshen in July and August. Any breed; Will pay top price for good cows. J. K. Oreer, 4th and High, Eugene. Phone 2152. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? Furniture, stoves, tools, clothing, rags, sacks, paners, magazines, any thing else. We pay the most money. EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE. rbuue 2390 - 206 Vt. Stn NOTICE to HOTELS and RESTAURANTS Don't throw away your grease we will pay you cash for it. Just phone 250 we do the rest. EUGENE CHEMICAL WORKS WANTED Barley Whead Oats By sack or carload. GRAY'S FEED STORE USED FURNITURE One piece or a house full. Phone 690 for highest cash prices. WILLAMETTE FUR NITURE CO. Corner Sth and Olive WANTED Model A Ford coach or sedan. Will pay cash. Box 226 care Guard. CASH PAID for suits, clothing, tools tents or most anything. STAR EXCHANGE 659 Will. Ph. 597 FURNITURE WANTED GREEKS AUCTION MARKET Phone 2152 WANTED SETTING HENS For State Game Farm. Phone Eugene 2847-M or 5-F-3. WE BUY all kinds ladies', mens', children's shoes and clothing. 621 Willamette. 1698-W WANTED TO BUY A few head of -oats. Harry Power, 724 Washing ton. WANTED Rye grass seed. We do cleaning. GRAY'S FEED STORS WANTED STOCK HOGS J. 11. BRAY, Pbone 76-F-2 WANTED Oak wood. Phone 3104. Wanted, Help 720 WANTED Middle aged woman for general housework at Florence. Three in family; modern home; per manent: $30 per month. Give phone number. Write E. 1L Kyle, Flor ence. W ANTED Man to work in hay field. Also man to yard out 40 cords of wood, 6 miles out South Alder St. road. L. Rurkett's Farm. CHERRY PICKERS WANTED at the DUNN ORCHARD, Monday, July 8. mile from Ferry St. Bridge on Coburg road. Bring pails. CHERRY PICKING will commence at the Harlow orchards Monday, July 8th, ls miles northeaat of Eugene. Bring your pails. CHERRY PICKERS WANTED at Welch Orchards, south of Santa Clara. Bring pails. Phone 1978-J3. EXPERIENCED GUIL Over 20: general nousewora ana cuu&ing. Call 2833-W evenings only. WANTED Two good fallers and liuckers on contract. 371 W. 10th. Situations Wanted 730 WANTF.D Male commercial teacher wants summer work, clerking, of fice work, or substitute for vaca tionists. Can furnish good refer ences. Reply box 224 care Guard or Phone 2276-J. Call for Geo. Sum merville. FORMER TEACHER wishes clerical or general office work. Some ex perience in stenography, typing, . bookkeeping, filing, etc. Phone eve nings l.HM-M. WANTED Typing or office work not requiring shorthand. Part or full time. Ph. Springfield 90. FOR WOOD SAWING Call NELL, 11R0-J. GIRL wishes housework. 823 Pearl St. Apt. 14. WOODSAWINO WANTED Phone 2826. HOUSE PAINTING. PAPER HANG ING. KALSOMININO AND IN TERIOR DECORATING. Paul de Autrrmont, 395 West 20tb. Phone 3087-W. FOR PAINTING and KALSOMIN ING Call Chaftey Bascom. Tel 93 7 -W. ANYONE WANTING CARPEN TERS to work call LAMAR UNION 1LV1.I. 2694. WOOD SAWING We go anywnera. Pbone 1260-W WANTED Sewing at my home. Pbone 2492-J. WOODSA WING Phone 502-M. WOOD SAWINGPhonc Spr..71-W. Salesman Wanted 723 VENTS WANTED -MAGIC GA8 K(jl'aW GAS .'( e?.IXl.Noar nteed product. Used ht IsrgAt Hus ompsnie. labels, cirrular. iettrheadt with Aff"t s nam fur mhed Free particulars and Pro.f, MAGIC GAS BUILDINGS," A.eiiiir.a. UbW Ca-ia4- THE EUGENB ffTJAKP Wanted Miscellaneous 750 MONEY WANTED We have parties wanLiig loans with interest semi-annually, security firat-class. how niuch hare you to loan? See us for investments. F. J. BERGER Real Estate, Loans and Insurance LOAN WANTED On good Gilt lCdge close in modern propertv, worth at least $6500. AVant $.'1000. SAM P1G11 REALTY COMPANT 1027 Willomette Phone 64 WANTED, FARM LOANS We want a $1500 loan on improved farm and $3000 on another improved farm. W. T. SHERMAN, 681 Will. PADDED VANS For. MOVING local or long distance pacific transfer jt storage CO. 59 West 5th WANTED Hay for storage. Charges $2 per ton. OREGON SEED & FEED CO. 446 Churnelton Phone 089 WANTED 1o trade radio for your old piano. McMORRAN & WASHBURNE Third Floor Money to Loan SCO PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS We lend money on furniture, cars, endorsed notes and other guod se curities repayable in weekly or monthly installments. Be sure to investigate our terma before you borrow. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 841 Willamette St. Tho'e 955 Over Lee P-'".- K npr ppnt on Farms. fl per cent on Iwome Properties. tt-7 npr cent on Residences We also niHke loans at jtiu per monin : lUL'lUUIIIK ill iv I ci aim 'nunitki. Our expenses are less. V. .1. UKKGER Kenl Estttte and Insurance 808 Wiiiamette St. Phone 595 MORTGAGE LOANS On residence or buaiueas property. Mortgages end contracta bought and sold. General Insurance. CASCADE INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO. Rm. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 LOANS We have money to loan on homes, apartments and business property. Six per cent and seven per cent. Small monthly payments. Prompt service. BANK OF COMMERCE SEE MR. TIFFANY IRA C. GATES will refinance or loan money on your automobile, also chattel loans. Smull monthly payments. 410 MINER BLDG. I'lione 2ti76. SALARY and CHATTEL LOANS AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED Prompt aud Confidential Service. CASCADE INVESTMENT Ai MORTGAGE CO. Rm. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bid. I'h. 734 LOANS Best City Loan in City. No Better Farm Loan. McCL'LIA REALTY CO. 69 West Broadway Phone 137 AUTO, FURNITURE and CHAT TEL LOANS Cars refinanced, small monthly payments. SWAN MTU. CO., U East 7th LOANS EASY PAYMENTS F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE 841 Willamette Phone 811 6 PER CENT LOANS on residential property. ROBERT W. EARL Miner Bldg. Phoue 2482 MONEY TO LOAN on city real es tate. Small or large amount. HENRY TROMP First Nations! Bank Bldg. LOANS We make atraight loans on improved city property. BANK OF COMMERCE MONEY TO LOAN P. AUG. PETERSON. t2 Will. 6 and 1 MONEY for bldg. or refi nancing loans. Small monthly pmta. MiKY & GILFREY. 7 E. Sth FOR the best farm and city loani ace W. J. LICHTY. 32 E. Nth Are. Miscellaneous 000 REALIZE t'ash on vour paM due notes and accounts. No collection, no charge. Members of Commercial Law league of America. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY, 5D3-4 Miner Bldg Phone (XXI. HAULING BRAY BROS. Service truck hauls garbage and rubbish. Residence one stop per week. 50c per month. Phone i6-F-2. STORAGE CRAT ING MOVING PADDED VANS PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 59',4 West Blh PERMANENT CURE for enema and other skin diseases, poison oak and Insect bites. Guaranteed or money refunded. B. F. STEWART, Gene eral Delivery, residence 301 Chesh ire. ANY GIRL in trouble may communi cate with Kneign Lee of the Salva tion Army at the White shield home, r6.5 Mayfair Avenue, Port land, Ore. COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS. INC. Bonded col lectors. C. N. J'lbnstun, attorney. MATTRtSS FACTORY O'BRIKVS MAITRESS FACTORY, MATTRESSES made over, new ones to order. 3'.U E. th St. Phone 3lfl. PIANO TUNING LL'TEl.LUS WOODS, phone 1729-W PAITEUSON LAIIAWAYS. Ph. 1. UNDERTAKERS BRANSTE1 TER Phone 4.13. MARION EATt 11 Pearl at Tenth WALKER POOJ.K Fun 'ral lL.ine Eugene chspel, phone 723; bpruij foid cAaeL pbone im-J. HRSP 5 The first ffren applei, Bermuda dry onions, and green penpers were in at the Producers Public market Saturday. The green apples. Graven stiens, were eel ling at 8e a pound, stall 6 hav a display of them. The Bermuda dry onions wer H ing at 5c a pound at stall 4. Green poppers, retailing at -J0c a pound, were on display at stall 3. Hetail prices on the whole remain ed the same, as for Thursday. Soma of the new potatoes wert quoted at 3c a pound, nine pounds for 2Sc althouRh the most general price seemed still at 4c a pound, Beven painda for J!ic Wax and Kreen beans continued at 10. a pound. Cucumbers were- more in evidence, selling some at two for fie. others at Be each. Kggs continued to retail at 84c a dozen. Blackcaps and loganberries were very plentiful, although red rasp berries were not as numerous as they were Thursday. AH prices t-ontinue the unme, the raspberries and black cans ut $1.00 and $2, tha logans at $1.2;"), Greens and spinach continued plentiful and unchanged in prices. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS ALLEN 8. D. 704 Willamette. RAY, L. L. 4l Miner Blda. SIATTERY, H. E. Fhone 193. SWAFFORD, WH1TTEN, Lawyer, . 201 Tiffany Bldg. Pbone S31. WINTEHMEIER, C. A. 7U4 Wil lamottc. Land titles and probate specialists. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS W HEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OH SURGEON CAI.L ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phones, office aud residence: Bundrant, W. O., 012 Miner Bldg. 5W-574 Rectal and Colon Diseases Dale & SetUer, Miner Bldg., 48 Surgery, Radium, X-ray Donahue, Chas. i) Miner Bldg. 210t 1233 Gentto Urinary Diseases Dyott, Gaven, C, 1. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Noae and Throat. 133 2583 Faust, R. C. Miuer Bldg. Field., It. H., Miner Bldg. 024 1370 lieu. .Medicine, uoatemce, Diaeaua. oi women. Guldager, G. F, Miner Blug. li-ia 28S8-J Gullion, O. 1L, I. O. O. F. Bldg. i-ye, Ear, iuae and 'Ibroau 133 lBltJ-J Howard, M. G 312 Till any Bldg, lUo 284 Hunt, Chas. E., Miner Bldg. ta--113 Diseases of Children Obstetrics. Kent, L. S., Miner Bldg. 738 1U34 blerron, Both M., Tifiauy Bldg. iaaiu Diseases a bpeunUy. 67 1472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, i. O. o. b. iiiug., 133. lUiuuuu, Carl Yim Xiilany Bldg. 1oi2 133U Scaiele, li. ' 1. O. U. t . Bid. 70-j 70-L Selover, F. E., 310-17 Tiflany Bldg. Skin Diaeasea aud internal Medicine Stauard, D. C 1. O. O. F. Bldg. iye, Jutr, iose and 'iuroal lo3 262U Talbot, 1L G., Miner BWg. 046 2338-J Wetberbee, J. iL, Miner Bldg., 1001 fc.ye, t,ar, iNose and Tliroau Zimmerman. H. 1. TUfany Bldg. 61tt 1082 DENTISTS WHEN IN NKxJJ OF A DICNTIST UALL UNA, OH' XHii JULLOVV 1NG: Name, address, phones, office and reaideuca : Adams, W. J, 821 1. O. O. F. 140 Baiter, L. U, 120U Pearl Ph. 2929 Brooks, V. 1 218 I.O.O.F, Bldg. 237 Endicott, S. C. Dentistry C09 Miner Bldg. Pbone 224 Graves, Robert M., Miner Bids. Lee, W. B TUfany Bldg. 42-J 42-L Mclntyre, R. E Miner Bldg. 2323 Full and partial piatea a apecialLy. Moxley, W. E, TUfany Bldg. 18.2 1048-J Scbaeier, W. C, Miner Bldg. 1748 Extracting Specialist Xitua, IL YV. Miner Bldg, 949 2034-W Willoughby, C. B, 267 E. 10th Are. Phone i36. 0PT0METHI8T8 ANO OPTICIANS BUTTEHFIELD, DR. GEO. U. 8th and Willamette Pbone 639 HOFFMAN, DR. J. A. 790 Willamette Phone 287 MEADE. ELLA C. 14 W. Stb Pbone 830 MOODY, DR. 8. M. 832 Miner Bldg. Phoni 802 CHIROPRACTORS LOR- J. E. HCOFIELD Palmer chir- uyrucior. at I m. rat iuu , ivrj GEO. A. SIMON, Electro chiroprac tor. Pbone 300-J. Over Fenney'e Store. MINERAL VAPOR BATHS THOMPSON'S" MINERAL VAPOR BATHS. 292 EAST BROADWAY NURSE IN ATTENDANCfc J-liONtt 1194-W Of 621-J. MAY Cherries were fs!rly plentiful. More of the Hoyal Annes and Biiirh were in. best grades selling at 1 - Lt c a Found, two for liro. In large loi or canning the cherries sell for 10c a pound. Pie cherries continued around SiJi 7c a pound. Bunch stuff, including green onions, radishps, turnips, carrots, beets, etc., was all much in evdience and un changed in prices. Most of the cabbage Is retailing at 2c a pound now. PUBLIC MARKET Bunch vegetables, radishes, tur nips, onions, bunch Bunch carrots, beots, bunch 5c; 3 for - 10 Greens, mustard greens, beet greens, turnip greens, lb., 8c; 2 for lf.c Tendergreen, 3 lbs, llfie iSpinach, lb. 6(tiSc Swiss chard, lh 5c Dry Bermuda onions, lb, f Green peppers, lb. 0c Cbbage, lb. 2(&2ac New peas, lb. ....5c Potatoes, cwt. . AbdiVt, ouncu . J uc Rhubarb, lb 3c Leaf lettuce, lb 10c uead lettuce, heart ot&ac; best stuff. 2 heads for 15c Parsley, bunch 5c Tomatoes, hot Iiouhp, lb. 2025c Cucumbers, each 58c; best. 2 for 15c Green and wax beans, lb. . 10c Mraw berries, crnte 5 11 Cherries, lb ..SfSjiVjc Now cauliflower, lb .T&yiUfc New potatoes, lb. 4c; 7 lbs 25c Raspberries, crate . .J1.90(r2 Loganberries, crate $ l-'i Kohlrabi, lb SWfXSc Wild blackberries, box .2c Blackcaps, crate . $1.90 Green apples, lb Sc BETTER CARE OF he quality of eggs has been all ehot to pieces the past week or so due to the hot weathtir, report Borne of the IochI dealers. Local producers are urged to take especially good care in keeping and handling eggs during the ' neason. Eggs are subject to rapid deteriora tion during the hot weather unless good care is taken of them. Unless the quality holds up or Im proves the price is due to drop, it was reported Saturday. Producera should keep their eggs in .''ooi place, such as the cellar, or a conl place built especially for eggs, Feoding of less green aluff is sug gested during the hot wenther. When convenient producera should Hell or deliver their egga as quickly aR possible during the hot months, as the dealers have equipment to keep the eggs at even and cooler temper atures. Courtesy Featured In Beauty Contest CHICAGO. UP) Handsome is aa handsome does la the theory upon which polico in River Forest, a suburb, aro conducting a "beauty" contest. Courtesy la the big point not only to law-abiding, but offending citi aena aa well. But spruccnesa and carriage also count toward the prizes to be awarded by an anonymous donor In September. Already the policemen have an air that makes them hard to resist. Who Will Do ltl Contractor, Tradesmen, Repairmen, Miscellaneous Services AUTO TOPS and sedan glass, Eu gene Auto Top Co. 736 Char. 155. BLACKSMITHINO Welders, Ma chinists. 8. B. Finegnn, 701 High. BUILDING CONTRACTORS Har- f reaves & Lindsay, 935 Oak St., eL 2040. CABINET BUILDING, furniture re pairing, wood turning. Eugene Cab inet Shop, 21(1 W. ith. 15118-J. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Nels T. Jorgenaen, UOl vt. Iiu, i-nuno Aim, A. KLA8NI0; chimney sweep. At Shumway's Plumbing Shop. Ph. 602 PAINTING For house pslntera and paper hangers call Presto n and Hales, 851 Willamette. Phone 005. SAW FILING and repairing. Eugene Baw Worka, 449 Blair. Pbone 255. WINDOW cleaning and floor waxing. Expert . window nashera. Pbone 387, 60 West Broadway. FLOOR SANDING Phone 85-F-2. WOODSA W ING n ION K 2S26. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS TILE RINGLETTE CKOO.UINOLE Permanent Wave. COMPLETE $7.60. Halrcuttlng. marcelling, finger wav ing shampooing, facials. BOB'S BLAUTY SHOP 877 Willamette Phone 838 CROQUINOLE PERMANENT WAVE Finger wave, marcelling. Facials, Etc. Hair cuta 26c and CITY BEAUTY SHOP. Ill K. Broadway. Pbone 849. CORSETS BARCLEY Irene Croaley. 294-M. DRESSMAKING Mrs. M. R. Thompson, 1832 Orchard. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. 2983-J MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTHEWS St LTU., C. Mattresses rebuilt, returned same day. New mattresses, any size. I'booe 812, 1108 Olive street. UPHOLSTERY Jos. H Jackson EUGENE FURNITURE HOSPITAL yv. ola AV4. , raooe ua E OTHER MARKETS SAME SATURDAY There were few changes In the lo cal markets Saturday. An advance la looked for on red raspberries the first of the week. The crop baa not been running aa heavy as expected, due to the late season and cold wea ther at the beginning of the season and now the heat which is affecting the berries. Buying prices continued around $l.lXXit:$2 Saturday for best grades. The first summer squash was In Saturday, Quoted at 6c a pound. The late peas are comlug iu bring ing an advance on the quotations of the past week. Prices are now Hat ed at 4((ti7c. buying price, per pound. Gooseberries are off the market list, so tew are coming in now. Loganberries were down in Satur day quotations, being listed around fl to $1.23 a crate, buying price. Other price, remained the lame Saturday as for Friday. Extras Down One Cent in Egg Pool Extras were down a cent In the weekly pool pricea announced Satur day by the local branch of the Pa cific Cooperative Poultry Producers' association, but several other sradea were a cent higher than for the .pre vious week. Following were the pricea t nthe pool: r-xtras, 33c. Standards, 82c. Brown extras, 32c. Drrty extras, 31c Extra mediums, 2Sc. First mediums, 27c. Pullets, cracks, aeconds, 2.V. Brown extras, pullets, first, dirty extras were higher; standards tho same, cracks and seconds lower. LOCAL PRICES EGGS Buying prices: Extras 32c; Hfjinilarils. HOc: firstH 2Hc: extra me diums, L7c; first mediums 'J0c. Whole sale prices : Ext run U5c; staudarda, 3-ic; mcdiuma, 82c. , BUTTE It Wholesale pricea: Stan dard cubes, 43 'jo; sour cream butter, 15Vji47Vjo; Bweet cream butter, 130 'Ac. BUTTERFAT imying pricea: Sweet cream btitterlat, 60c; sour cream butterfat, 47c. POULTRY Buying prices: Hens 4Vj pounds and over, lb. 22c; hens, 3 V'i to 4 Vj pounds, lb. lUc ; hens. 3U, pounds and under, lb. 17c; old ruoaUra, 10c; broilers, i'4 pounds, lb. 20c. MEATS Buying price: Steers. 10 Uc; ewes, 4rac; lambs. 10 At) lie; yearling wethers, 7(&8cj Teal, Hunt fancy, n(wHc; hogs, live, 11 6U&c; nogs, droaaed 14jDl4Vie; sown, heavy, 7(&Hc. GRAINS Buying pi-ices: Wheat, No. 1 white, $1.00; red wheat, No. 1, $l.u3; barley No. 1!, lou, $21); oats white, No. 2, ton $.'.0. LOCAL. VEGETABLES Buying prices: Potatoes, cwt., $3; apiuach, 4&sc; green onions, doz, bunches, 40c; radishes, doz. bunches, 40f(tiOc; new beeta, dors, bunches, 46c; new carrots, doz. bunches 40c; new peas, lb., 4(a)7r; cauliflower, lb., 8c; new' potatoes, lb., 3c; green beans, lb., LOc; lettuct', doz. heads, 0O(fjl7Gc; summer Hqiinsh, lb., tic. FRUITS Buying prices: Straw berries, crate, $2.25; cherries, lb Tt($ luc; currantH, crate, $2; red raspber ries, crate $2; loganlerriea crate $1 151.25; wild blacklterriea, crate $3 f3.r0; blnckcaps, crate $2. WOOli Buying prices: medium, 35f3(.c: fine, 32; coarse, 30c. HAYS Buying prices: No, 1 oats and vetch hay, ton, $1314; clover, nay, ton i.faii. PORTLAND. Ore.. July 13 The east side market of the Garden era aud Ranchers association was a busy place today with most products holding steady and several others ad vancing. The raspberry season Is still stub born despite its advancement, thus giving bint of a smaller harvest than expected. The warm weather was said to be doing some damage to the fruit by drying them up. Loganber ries were scarce and firm, a most un usual state of affairs for this season, tireeu beans and peas and new pota toes were higher. Tomatoes and turnips were slightly easier. Royal Aniie cherries came back to the mar ket and were up two cents. Celery was 10 cents cheaper. following prices were quoted: Rasp berries $L7. to $2: strawberries $1.75; quality poor; blackcaps $1.75 (Q.'2 logans $1.25; peas 4 to 5 cents; beans 0 cents; carrots, beets and on ions 25 cents bunch; new potatoes 3'a4 cents; cucumbers $1.2u dozen; squash $1. box; tomatoes $2.75 crate; turnips 40 cents dozen bunches; King (harries 10 cents; Itoynl Annes 10 ci-nts; pie cherries 8 cents; lettuce $1 crate; celery JHJ cents; celery hearts $1.50; radishes 20 cents dozen bunches; Italian squash 50 cents; ss iiaragufl $3.75; spinach 5 cents; cab Ime $1. OTHER MARKETS PORTLAND LIVESTOCK POUTL-ANJ), Ore., July 13. OP) Knccipta: IIoih, To; Htieep M, all rlirert approximate total for wpk: Cattle, 'MM; Calves, 170; Hogs, H'lTi; sheep, ft!M. tjattla market rompared with week sro: All cUxscs ar)j.ol steady, with trading alow, exiTpt strictly good steers strong to cents higher. Two or three load, fairly good eteera, $12. One load atrictly good, $ILT0. Other deairahle kinds moatly jll!o U.7u, with feedere and low grade killera J10..V) down to gH.AO. Hfatterlng lot. strictly good heifers, $11; bulk $11.75 to .fin.60. .Ut cows, t$U.to; bulk, J7.75 to 0. low cutter, dowa to $5. Bausnge bulla moKtlr fH to H..V. Odd head butcher bulla $H.7S to 9. Practical ton liaht veolere. SH. with one out standing lot at H..riO. Calves, $11.50 down, 'i'browouta down to $7 IW. Hog.: killing claesea mostly 2. cents higher, feeders tin ou cents. Hulk aood and choice liiht butchers. Including drire-ins. $12.75. Scattering am all lot Mootlaj at $Uj UO PORTLAND MARTS REPORTED QUIET Page Eleven and underweight, J12.50 down. Pack lug sow, mostly $9.25 to $9.75. Bulk slaughter pigs. $11.(50 to $11.75. Small choice lots, $12. Feeder pigs In strong demand at $12 to $12.50; closing top, $13. Sheep: quotably steady. Strictly choice Mt. Adams and eastern Ore gon lambs still quoted up to $1.1. Bulk of arrivals medium to fairly good. $l..10 to $11. Thrownuta down to $? and tinder. Bulk medium grade yearlings, $7.50 to $8. Ewea mostly $5 down. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore., .luly 13. UP) Wheat future: Julv. open $1.21 1-3, high $1.24 1-2, low '$1.21 1-2, close $1.24 1-2; September. op!n $1.23, high $1.2(1 1-4, low $1.22, closa !?1 26 1-4; December, open -51.21 1-2, h!ch $1.29 3-4, low $1.20 1-2. close $1.29 3-4. Wheat (cash): Big Bend. Bluestem. hard white , soft white $1.26, west ern white $1.26, hard winter $1.23 1-2, northern spring 1.23 1-2, west ern red $1 23 1-2. Today car receipts: Wt.eat SO, flour 12, corn 5, oata 8, hay 6. PORTLAND WHOLESALE PORTLAND, July 13. OP) Bub ter, eggs, milk, poultry, onions, po tatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascara bark, and bops, steady and uncliauged. WOOL MART IMPROVED BOSTON. July 13 yP) The valn of the business in the wool market showed an improvement during the past week. The increase in demand wan largely of 64s and finer grades "i in r-rr guwu v:uuiLriH lvuuin, i i m tj on thefie grades were altout steady with slightly lower on some sates. De mand was fair on 50-OOs and 48-50 strictly clothing wools. Clothing xvocU were slightly easier owing to the general wenkneas of woolen woola. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, J luly 13. (P Abrupt new upturns here in wheat pricea today resulted from an unexpected aioup advance la Liverpool quot ations and from persistent unfavor able crop report?. In some quarters it was contended that the crop situation la not unlike that of 1024-25, when wheat brought more than $2 per bushel in Chicago. Open ing at 1c to 2 l-8c riac, wheat niter oats and provisions went higher also, ward continued to climb. Corn, corn starting at 1-8 to l-2c advance and subsequently mounting further. Wheat closed excited at the day's tip top figures, 5 1-4 to 5 7-8 cent above yesterday's finish. Corn closed 3-fie to lc up. Oats 5-8o to 7-8c advance. Provisions unchanged to a rise of 10c. CHICAGO L!VEST0CK CHICAGO. July 13. (U. S. D. A.) Cattle 300: compared to a week ago strictly choice weighty fed steers atoady; lower grades 2o to 50 cents lower; all grades of light yearlings 00 cents to $L lower. V eaters about steady : extreme ton on fed steers $1(1. ,10; 20 cents higher than a week earlier; the cloae on all grades un evenly and in most instances sharply lower; strained best beef trade along with share einantrion in supply fig ures undetermined all plain classes ex cept possibly strictly long fed offer ings: extreme top light steers $10.33; yearlings $10.25. nneep: O'hju; maraec nommai, .aw; direct; demand ruled active through the week compared with the close of last week. Lamba mostly steady, some Bales weak to 25 cents lower; yearlings 20 'cents higher; fat ewes unchanged; week's top range lambs $15.35; natives $15.50; yearlings $12.75; fat ewes $6.75; late bulk prices range Inmbs $14.75 to $15; natives $14.50 to $14.75; late ton $15.10; yearlings moatlv $12 to $12.50; fat ewes $5 to $0.50: feeding lambs steady to strong; bulk 55 to 70 lbs. weight $13.25 to $13.75. Hogs 6,500; including 5,000 direct; market unevenly steady to 10 cents lower; big killers supporting the mar ket; bulk desirables 100 to 200 lbs. weights $12 to $12.30; packing sows $10.05 to $10.75: shippers 500 esti mated holdovers 2.000: butchers: me dium to choice 100-300 lbs. $11.25 to $12.30. TOKYO. OP) The Jinrlklaha, pic turesque vehicle of old Jauaot la disappearing rapidly. In llK'l there were 2B,UU0 licenaed rickahaa and Otl autoraobtlea In lokyo. 'loday tnero are 8.7U0 rickshas and 16,001) auto mobiles and tho largest ricksha fac tory has been made over into a baby carriajt shop. SUMMONS . In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for Lane County. I'red Brodera, l'laiutuf v.. Allla Wallla, Valene Kuathain Paolo, and her husband, Krueat C. l'oole, Alta li. Travla and licr husband, Carl T. Travis, h'runk Little, Alma Lea ton and Otia Kniiiht, Dufunduuts. To: Valeuo Kaathaui l'oole and Cr nost C. Poole: Is the Manie of the State of Ore gon: You and each of you are hereby summoned and required to appear and anawer the complaint of piaiutiff in tne above entitled court ou or beforo Uia last day of the Uiuo prescribed in the order tor publication of uuiumona hereinatter referred to, to-wit, ou or before tho '!4tli day of Auguat, 1U20, and you are hereby notitiud that if you tail ao to appear or auswer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will upply to the above entitled court for the relief prayed for in the complaint, that la, for f judgment against the defendant Allie allia for the sum ot to.OUO.OO together with interest at tLe rate of 10V. per annum from January 2, l27, and for the further auin of litoXd with Interest at the rate of 0 per annum from April 1, lUtl, and for (0U0.0U attorncya fees, aud fur costs aud disbursements, and for a decree foreclosing the mortgage executed by the delcudauts Ailie Wallia and her then huabuud, M. S. Wallis, on or ubout January i, iWIM covering the following described premiaes, to-wit: Lots numbered 9 and 8 in Block numbered 10 aa shown by the plat of the original tbwn of Eu gene, all in Kugcue, Lane County, Oregon together with the tenements, heredit aments and appurtenancea thereuntil belonging and tor a decree of Bale of eaid preniiaea -ia aatinfiiction of said mortgage and coats and attorneys' fees and said sums of muney, aud that each of you be barred from all inter eat in aaid premises, except only tha statutory right of redemption. This suniiuuna la served by publica tion thereof in the Eugene Guard, a newspaper of general circulation published in Eugene, Iaine County, Oregon, under and by virtue of an order of lion ii. V. Skipworth, Judge of the above entitled Court, dated the llilh day of July, 10.11, directing pub lication hereof once a week for Biz successive weeka in said newspaper, which order requirea you aud each of yon to appear and auswer the com plulnt on or before six weeka from the date of the first publication of this aummona. The date of the first publication of thla etimmona la July 1:1, llC'J. Tha date of the laat publication la August 24, 1929. 11AKUI3, SMITH k EltYSOS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Poatoffice Address; Eugeoe, County, Oregon. ' 702-SO-a724 O '1 t .4 'if 3 ; t t i. 'VI' r.r i'