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Newspaper Page Texti o J UffiSi?M and OUT. i -JtoT'- ? t001"' ; "gdtoEent 710 V-TTTTtiENT Furnished or i5pwSd houae. Close In. Wanted, Help 720 I " H jiiinr Thursday, Aug. 15. teC, hundred with SSSe 6C0 U4HR1SBUBO old established local ,1T?rnir man or lady book- rZ. Must be experienced and 'L. room 408 Eugene to 8 D- m- fr appointment Mrt,'" Iii-Eiperienced aecond cook, I Cm Guard. ".,.. eiperience and addreaa. ;,.TFn Sawyer for aecond bSI So er uaed. Scott Salesman Wanted 725 bjSiiN WANTED One who "r . anf cuti furnisn bond. fill alter 5 p. m. m ,i,q...?.v? Situations Wanted' 730 fee PAINTING, PAPER HANO I P&KAWUMINIXOAND IN- Isinmont, 395 Weat 20th. Phono .Miwrn RPAMSTRF.Sa tirtai1Jt' , (an work " either tailor shop. eoumtauig suop. ' gut or in repair department at oWr'l establishment. Call 2986-J TOR PAINTING and KALSOMIN- EvG uaii coaney cascuui. iei. 9J7-W. 1VI0SB WANTING CARPEN- TEK5 to won caii it!Xitja uimu.i HALL, 2694. . WASTED By day or hour, washing. (BDf. janitor worn, etc ruone 1177. 81 Weat 12th. IlIPERIENCED CHEERFUL .THHE will tale caae. ncrerences. 169-M. ItOODSAWING Phona " BAUER, I TC0D6AWLNQ WANTED Phone I JOB WOOD SAWING Call NEIL, 1138-J. I WOOD 8AWTNQ We to anywhere. Plom iaS0-W. WAXTED-Sewtog at my home. Rune liWi-1. 1 0!RL High ichool ate dealrea work, ! or tour, nao-w. I WOO PSA WING Phone 502-M. EWiN'Q WANTED 788 We.t 10th Wanted Miscellaneous 750 PADDED VANS FOR MOVING fiClTIO TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 69'4 West 5th ANTEr-To trade radio for your aclluRRAN ft WASHBTJRNE - Third Finn- Money to Loan 800 PERSONAL INSTALLMENT , LOANS nJ?Jnon,T en 'nraltore, ears. "ul" ana otner good Be- weekly " - , .um-nts. tse aura to 0te our terms before you GENERAL FINANCE TOinette St Phone 055 Over Lee Dukeo I. . LOANS JJ "' to lean on homes, JJnoathl, payments. Prompt AR OF COMMERCE SEE MR. TIFFANY Ca .S.JnluAGB LOANS I' tati,,, bu,i"s property. u4 S5! cf.B.tfJ.eu bouht 7- IHBUIIQCS, SVgb CO. 1,1 "J. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 f&RT and CnATTFI. Iiiiv XlSij- B'nk Bldg. Ph. 784 -i5!SliER.M8WUl.n,,tt. St. "t ...... ... ""4s real ... Nlt nn.l - . " f entTT lUBERT tr. ear,, . Vhnn. J-H-.-r r.,7 "li4L1- II A bth j Money to Loan 800 LOANS We make straight loana oa tmprored city property. BANK OF COMMERCE LOANS EAST PAYMENTS P. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE 841 Willamette Phone K11 MONEY TO LOAN P. AUG. PETERSON, 632 WiU. FOR the best farm and city loana are W. J. LICHTY, 82 E. 8th Are. Miscellaneous 900 REALIZE Cash on your past due notes 'and aix-uunta. No collection, no charge. Membera of Commercial Law League of America. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY, 503-1 Miner Bldg. Phone 600. STORAGE CRATING MOVING PADDED VANS PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. , 59 West 6th ANY GIRL in trouble may communi cate with Enaign Lee of the Salva tion Army at the White Shield home, 665 Mayfair Avenue, Port land, Ore. HAULING BRAY BROS. Service truck haula garbage and rubbiah. Reaidence one stop per week, 50c per month. Phone 76-F-2. Hotlce of Sheriff's Sale Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of an execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, in and for Lane County, on the 27th day of July, 1029, upon a judgment and decree of forecioaure rendered in aaid court on the 25th day of July, 1929; In the auit of The Fed eral Larid Bank of Spokane against Zenal E. Lamb, ' Margaret E. Lamb, bis wife; Guy L. Lamb; Birdie E. Boggs, Roy Boggs, her husband; Frederick E. Lamb, Cleo E. Lamb, his wife; Lionel L. Lamb, Lulu M. Lamb, his wife; Otto J. Lamb, Iva E. Lamb, his wife; Nancy M. Snodgrasa, James E. Snodgrass, her husband; Mildred E. Andrews and Eugene An drews, her huBband; Margaret A. Keith, Truman C. Keith, her husband; and thd First National Farm Loan Association; a corporation; for the sum of $1243.83 debt, with interest from said date at 8 per annum, the further sum of S47.25 disbursements and $100 attorney fee; I will at one o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, the 7th day of September, 1929, at the Southweat or main entrance to the County Courthouae in Eugene, Ore gon, offer for sale and sell, subject to redemption as by law provided, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described lands, in Lane County, Ore gom to-wit: Beginning at a point la the North line of the South half of Section 12 ia Township 16 South, Range 4 West of the Willamette meridian, 2310 feet South 89deg44min. West from the Northeast corner of the said South half of section 12; running thence South 2min. East -parallel with the East lino of said section 12, 1320.55 feet to the North line of County Boad deeded by Palmer Bumford and Anna Rumford; thence South 98deg4omin. West along the North line of aaid road 830 feet to a point in the West line of the Southeast quarter of said section 12 South 2min. East 1320.5 feet from the center of the section; thence North 2min. West 1320.5 feet to the center of said section; thence North 89deg44min. Esst 830 feet to the place of beginning; 10 acres; also Beginning at a point in the South line of Lot 15 of Section 14 in Town ship 16 South. Range 4 West of Wil lamette meridian, 139.3 feet South 6min. West and 1063.7 feet South 89 degSSmin. west from the Southeast corner of section 11 In said town ship and range; and running thence South 89deg.33 mln. west along line of said lot 256.3 feet, thence North 6 min. East along subdivision line 1445.1 feet to the South line of the County road deeded by Palmer Rumford and wife, thence North 89deg.45min. East along the Sooth line of said road 256.8 feet to a point 10G3.7 feet South 89deg.45min. West from the East line of aaid section 11, thence South 6 mln. West parallel with the East line of said section 1444.2 feet to the place of beginning; 8.50 acres; Also Beginning at the Southeast corner of the Southwest fourth of the South east quarter of Section 11 in Town ahlp 18 South, Range 4 Weat of Wil lamette meridian; and running South flmin. West along the East line of Lot 16 in Section 14 in said township and range 139.3 feet to the Southeast cor ner of said Lot 16, thence Sonth 89 deg.33mln. West along lot line 102.4 feet, thence North 6mio East 1445J5 feet to the South line of the County road deeded by Palmer Rumford and Anna Rumford. thence North 89deg. 46min. East along line of said road 102.4 feet to the East boundary of Baid Southwest fourth of Soatheast quarter of section 11 and thence South 6mln Weat 1305.8 feet to the place of beginning, 8.40 acres. Sale to be made subject to the ap proval and confirmation by said Court. I H. L. BOWN. Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. No.2715-Wed-dy-s4 Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned as administratrix of the es tate of Arthur E. Brigbara. deceased, has filed in the county court for Lane County, Oregon, her final account as such administratrix and said Court haa appointed Saturday, the 7th day of September, 1929, at 10 o'clock a. m. aa the time, and the county Judce's office in the county courthouse In Eu gene, Lane County. Oregon, ss the piece for hearing objections, if any, to eaid final account and the aettlement thereof. AH peraona Intercated and de Biring to object to said final account are hereby notified to file their objec tions thereto in writing with the Clerk of aaid Court prior to aaid time and appear at said time and place. Date of the first publication of this Mtlce is August 7. LIRA BRIGHAW, as A4tlaistrstrii of the estate of A near T,. fri(rSa. deceanW. No.JTie-Bed-dy .4 sjetlan to CeMaVseav sjea eareby gieen that the un--srsd his bl po:nted execu trix of the eata'o of LOUIS E. BEAN j email, by the County Court of w County. irfrn. All personr lacuna) c rJ et:nt d estate are rsuireti to nr"art them, wirh the firoiee tin faVhed. to the tin-ere?$-ti r fie) offis of IM $)KI. e Y. VV in Kirst Natin Ju aJ tna ejag) Saw -ft) Oregon, at aatol'i) from tiie M of Ittf t E tt e, Oregon, thla 81 at to of (.iy. aJ. KATHARINE P. BEAN. Eiecufrix of the Estate of Louis E. Henn, deeaed. I.MM1-1, ft EVANS. Attorn.r fr Fate. No.27ia.Vedlya MARKET IS i PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. T. (Jfi Tomato prices took a hig tnmb'e at the East side market of the Garden era and Ranchers' association to day. The first grade were offered at 75 cente a crate and the aecond grade at 50 centa. Supplies were be coming more plentiful every day. Celery went down to 75 cents a doaen bunches. Green corn gave signs of seasonal weakneas. A sack of six doaen eara sold for $1.60. Cantaloupes continued to arrive, but there waa no coange in the quotations, i They were expected to hold their present price for a day or so. Other products were stationary. CHICAGcTTTvESTOCK CHICAGO, Aug. 7. (U. S. D. A.) Hogs: 17,000; steady to strong; 170- to 220 lbs. $11.85(312.05; 250 300 lbs. $11.40(311.50: 130-160 lbs. $10.90.Q12.05. Cattle: 13.000: chItob 2.000; steadv tn fairly active: 1100-1500 lba. $14.00 )7.00; C50-1100 lbs. fl3.60(g. 1B.90; OTHER MARKETS PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS ALLEN, 8. D. 794 Willamette. KAY, L. L. 441 Miner Bldg. SLATTERY, H. E. Phone 193. SWAFFORD, WHITTEN, Lawyer, Ml Tiffany -Bldg. Phone 831. WINTERMEIER, C. A. 704 Wil lamette. Land titleauid probate epenaiiaia. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phones, office and reaidence: Bundrant, W. C, 612 Miner Bldg. 591574 Rectal and Colon Diseases Dale Se Sether, Miner BHt, 48 Surgery, Radium, X-ray Donahue, Ctaa. Miner Bldg. 21001233 Genlto Urinary Diseases Dyott, Gaven, O, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. 1332533 Faust, R. O. Miner Bldg. 93 Fields, B. H., Miner Bldg., 6281370 Gen. Medicine Obstetrics. Diseases of women. Guldager, G. F., Miner Bldg. 1748 2S88-J Gulllon, O. R., I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. 133 161 6-J Howard, M. G., 312 Tiffany Bldg, 1115 2S4 Hunt, Chas. B., Miner Bldg, 648-1132 Diseases of Children Obstetrics. Kent, L. 8., Miner Bldg. 7881634 Kerron, Seth M., Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diseases a Specialty. 1871472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, I. O. O. F. Bldg- 133. Bobbins, Carl W, Tiffany Bldg. 18721836 Scalefe, B. F I. O. O. F. Bldg. 70-J 70-L Selover, F. E 816-17 Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diaeaaes and Internal Medicine Stanard, D. C I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Noae and Throat 133 2629 Talbot, H. G, Miner Bldg. 645 2S3S-J Wetherbee, J. R, Miner Bldg., 1601 Eye, Ear, Nobo and Throaty Zimmerman, E. L., Tiffany Bldg. 6191982 DENTISTS WHEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST CALL ONE OF THE FOL LOWING: Name, addrees, phones, office and residence; Adams, W. 821 I. O. O. F. 149 Baker, L. L, 1205 Pearl Ph. 2929 Brooks, V. L- 218 I.O.O.F. Bldg. 237 Endicott, 8. C Dentistry 509 Miner Bldg. Phone 224 Graves, Robert M., Miner Bldg.- 65 Lee, W. B Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-L McIntyTe. R. E Miner Bldg. 2323 Full and partial plates a specialty. Moxley, W. E Tiffsny Bldg. 1872 1048-J Schsefer, W. C Miner Bldg. 1748 Extracting Specialist TituB, H. W, Miner Bldg. 919 2034-W Wllloorhbv. C. B, 257 E. 10th Ave. Phone 736, PT0HITRISTS AND OPTICIANS BUTTER FIELD, DR. GEO. H h snd Willamette Phone 639 HOFFMAN. DR. J. A. "r Willa.-nette Phone 25" MEADE, ELLA C 14 W. Rth . Phone 330 M'KiDT. DR. B. W. S32 Miner BMl. Phone 362 CHIROPRACTORS DM. J. E. SU-'FIKLh-I'lmr chir opractor. V Will. Ph. 1.17J; 1004J GK'. A. SIMON. Electro .hropractor I'hone ,rJ.Vj J. (Iver Penney a Store. MINERAL VAPOR BA7HS TM'iMI'SiiNS MINF.H.W. VApnf! tMTli. 1V2 PAST MK"A!HMY SI' V.: IV ATTKNDA..CE. PUONE UWav or OI J. THE EUGENE GUARD QUIET HERE fed yearllnga T5O-P50 lbs. $13.2S 16.25: vealera $13.75(316.25: Blocker and feeder steers ill.50(a 13.00. Sheep: 17,000; slow steady to IOC lower: natives $13.2513.l5; rang ers $13.50013.65: fat ewea $5.00(2 6.50. Spring lamba, 92 lba. down j'3AK(fi la.yu; ewea, i.hj ids. down $4.73(ftB.75; feedor lambs $12.50 (313.75. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Aug. 7. P Cattle and calves: quotably steady: re ceipta cattle 35; calves 10. Steers U100-1300 lba. I good $11.26(312. Heifers good $9.75(312.75; common to medium $7.O09T25; cows, good, $S.50S.75. Hogs: Steady; receipts 340: In cluding 88 direct Heavy weight $!1.50ai2.60; medium weight $11.25 S12.75T rllght weight $12.5012.85; light lights $11.75(312.25; slaughter piga $11.50(312; feeder and stocker pigs $1213. Sheep and lambsl Quotably steady; receipts 150. PRUNE MEN MEET WALLA WALLA, Waah., Aug. T. OP) Limiting the supply to main tain the market for the freah prune crop of the Walla Walla valley waa suggeated at a meeting here last night of prune growers and shippers. A resolution waa adopted urging; growers to meet with a group of hipj'a3 to decide uoou a maximum number of cars to be sent to the markets. The shipmente would be prorated among the dealers esch day. Spokesman for the grower con sidered it was up to the shippers who have contracted for the prunes to protect the growers by sgree ments among the shippers themselves concerning limiting the supply to maintain tne market,' CHICAGO . GRAIN CHICAGO, Aug. 7. OP) With decided falling off shown in the movement of domestic winter wheat to primary terminals and with a bet ter export demand wheat pricea ral lied briskly today.' Primary receipta for three days this week were re ported aa 2.000,000. bushels less than lor the 'CorreBposxling time last year. Late estimates of wheat pur chases today for shipment to Europe were 1.000,000 bushels' or more, chiefly wheat from the United Statea, and there were liberal salea of wheat here to be taken to Buffalo. Wheat closed unsettled, 3 to 4U cents net higner, corn 2c to 3 up, oats Tit to 1 advanced and pro visions varying from 40c decline to a rise of 2(g,'5c. PORTLAND GRAIN" PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 7. OP)-- W heat futures: Seor,: Ooen 1.26: close 1.2S 1-4. Dec: Open 1.29 8-4; close 1.38 1-2. May: Open 1.88; cloae 1.41. Caeh wheat: Big Bend bluestem. hard white, 1.83: soft white, 1.28: western white 1.28; hard winter 1.24. Northern Spring 1.24; western red Oats: No. 388 lb. white, 84.00. Today's car receipta: Wheat 224 flour 8; corn 4; hay 2. Weekly Report of Swift is Received Conditions bearing upon milk and butter production nave not improved and receipts of butter are slightly heavier than last week in the princi pal consuming markets, according to the weekly report from Swift and company. Egg production Is showing a gradual decrease, aa Is to be expected for this seaaon, the report Bays. Egg quality continuea irregular and Btock la snowing eirects or. warm weatner. The marketine of live noultrr fa increasing materially throughout most of the heavy poultry producing areaa. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS THE RLNGLETTE CROQUINOLB Permsnont Wave, COMPLETE 17.60. ilaircutting, marcelling, finger wav ing shsmpooing, faciaia. BOBr8 BEAUTY SHOP 877 Willamette Phone 838 CROQUINOLB PERMANENT WAVH1 Finger wave, marcelling. Facials, Etc. Hair cuts 25c and 35c CITY BEAUTY SHOP, 111 E. Broadway. Phone 849. CORSETS BARCLEY Irene Crosley, 294-M. DRESSMAKING Mrs. M. R. Thompson, 1832 Orchard. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. 2983-J. FUR SPECIALIST FUR SPECIALIST Expert to re pairing, remodeling and cleaning all kinds of furs, ltelining a specialty. Work guaranteed. Madam Fer brache. 1024 Polk St Phone 930-J. MATTRES8 FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS ft UPH. CO. Mattresses rebuilt, returned seme dsy. New msttresses, sny size. Phone 8)2 1108 Olive street UPHOLSTERY Jos. H. Jsckaon EUGENE FURNITURE HOSPITAL 491 W. 8th Ave. Phone 402 Who Will Do Itl Contractor, Triimn, Rtpalrmatv Mttcallaneout Servtoaa A. KLASNIC: chimney sweep. At Shumway's Plumbing Shop. Ph. 652 AUTO TOPS and aedan glass, En gene Aoto Top Co. 736 Char. 155. BLACKSMITHING Weldera, Ma rhlniats. 8. B. Finegan. 701 High. BUILDING CONTRACTORS Har greates A Lindray, 935 Oak St, Tel, 2040. CABINET BUILDING, furniture re pairing, wood turning. Eugene Cab inet Shop. 216 W: 7th. Uftij.J, CEMENT CONTRACTOR Nels T. Jorgensen. rl W. 7th. Phone 14S6. CLEAVING f:0. General cleaning Expert Window Washers. Floor iraring. Phone 87 EUGENE W1NDW CLEANERS Window washing or cleaning and waxing. I'hone ;?f.(-W. PAINTli For house painters snd t aper lisngera call Preston and Males. 051 Wills melt. Phone W.. , j tAW FILING and repairing. Eugene j a Worka. 449 Blair. Phone 255. : VNOuDSAWLNCi PHuNB i i. WEDNESDAY POSH ID Wednesday found but few 4?hne in th local markets. A number of shifta in the buyinr list for local Yegetablea waa noted. Green peas are quoted a little higher at e-aiQc a pound. The lata tele- panne varieties are comma in now. New potatoes ar generally Quoted at IV n pound now, slightly cheaper uian ixiej nare Deen. Green corn la quoted at 20o a doaen eara for bast stuff, It la Terr plentiful now. Th local out-door grown tomatoes will not b on the market generally until another two weeks or so. Buomiea of green amlea are In creasing and all varieties are of nice sice now for cooking purposes. Egga, buttar, butterfat, poultry, and meats continued steady at Tues day's prices. following were tne local prices for Wednesday: LOCAL PRICES EGGS Buying prices: Extras 8Sc; standards, 33c; firsts, 81c; extra aa diums, 80c; 'first mediums, 28c: un dergradea, 23c. Wholesale prices: Extras 38c; standards, 87c; mediums, S3c. BUTTER Wholesale prices: Stan dard cubes 43Hc; sour cream butter, 4Vi(a' Vac; aweet cream Duller, 50V.C BUTTERFAT Buying prices: Sweet cream butterfat, 49c; sour cream butterfat 40c. POULTRY Buying prices: Hens iy, pounds and over, lb. 23c; bene, 8U to 4 pounds, lb. 19c: hens, 3 pounds and under, lb. 17c; old roosters, 10c; broilers, white, 22c; broilers, colored. 24c. MEATS Buying price! Steers, 93 10c: ewes. 4(fttlc; lamba. 910o; year ling wethera, 5(a6c; veal, Tight fancy, 17fftl8c: hogs, live, llH312c; sows, heavy, 7(tt8c. UKAIMS Buying prtces: iieat No. 1 white, 1.20; red wheat No. 1, $1.18; barley No. 2, ton, $30; oats white, No. 2. ton S0. LOCAL VEGETABLES Buyini pricea: Potatoes, cwt, $3; green onions, dosen bunches 85(340c; radishes, dosen bunches, 85(a40c; new beets, dosen bunches, 85$40c( new carrots, doaen bunches, 36 (3 40c; sew peaa, lb., 6(310c; cauliflower, lb., 8c; new potatoes, lb, 22Hc; green beana lb., 6c; lettuce, dos. beads, 60 75c; summer squaah, dos., 40c; cabbage, lb. 2c; wax beana, IK, 6c; new tur nips. dos. bunches. 45c: new corn. dog. esrs. 20c; cucumbers, doa. 80f(?40e; dlU, dos., 90c. "FRUITS Buying prices! Rod rsspberrles, crate $2.25; logan berries, crate $1.501.75; black capa, crate $2; green apples, in., 3ft4c; early peachea, 4-lb. baa ket, 35c; tame blackberries, crate. $1.25; atrawberriea, crate $2.26(33; peach plums, lb., 4c WOUL Buying prices! medium, niro. .. qo. - OA- HAYS Buying pricea: No. 1 oats and vetch hay, ton, $1218j clover hay, ton, fizwiu. In a check Wednesday no changes were forecast In retail pricea for the Producers' Public market Thursday. Green corn may be somewhat cheaper as result ol cneaper prices everwrhere in town Wednesdar. It has been selling for 80c a dosen esrs at the maraet xor tne uesi irrarle. Green neae were higher in buying prices Wednesday but It l not certain it tniB cnanga may eiieci rotall prices at the market Thursday aa they have been selling there for be a pound. Green beans are a Ug Item at the market right now, selling at S and 6c a pound, generally at 6c Retail prices for the vegetable and fruit produce market are aa follows: PUBLIC MARKET Bunch vegetablee, radishes, nips, onions, bunch Bunch carrota, beets, bunch 8 for Bulk beets, lb. Swiss chard, lb. , Dry onions, lb. Green peppers, lb. . . rur- 6c; 10 ..6c 4c 20c 2c 16c 10c New pees, lb., 8c 2 for . Endive, bunch Rhubarb, lb. IRIIIIIIB, 1U. -,8c Leaf lettuce, lb. 10c Head lettuce, head . Parslev. bunch .6c Tomatoes, hot house, lb. 16ffi2Qc; COLLECTION AGENCY L. K. TRAVIS. INC. Bonded col lectors. C. N. Johnston, sttorney. MATTRESS FACTORY O'BRIEN'S MATTRESS FACTORY MATTRESSES msde over, new ones to order, 391 E. feth 8t Pbons 8U9 PIANO TUNING LUTELLU8 WOODS, phone 1729-W PATTERSON LARA WAY'S. Ph. 1. PHYCHIC READERS REV. VARONIA BATES, medium. 306 West 8th. Phone 644-M. THOMAS BENNETT Peychlc read er. 11111 WUIsraette. I'hone 1343. UNDERTAKERS BRANfTETTER Phone 483. MARION VEATCH Pesrl at Tenth. WALKER-POOLE Funeral Hime Eugene chapel, phone 723; Spring field chaprl, phess SI J. LEE-DUKE CAFE The Beit of ' .Food and Service. PUBLIC MARKET PRICES STEADY -15c 6c; some S for TV Green and wax beans, lb. Ctk Cherries, lh 5U?Se New cauliflower, lb. Ec; 2 for ute New potatoes, lb. ,,2!&.'tc Raspberries, 2 boxes , , "- Loganberries, crate , , , , L. n $1.75 Kohlrabi, lb. J(&3c Wild blackberries, box l."c Blackcaps, crate yi Peach plums, lb. M ic Mammoth blackberries, box HV Himalaya blackberries, box ............ 10c Lnwton blackberries, box 8c; 2 for l.V Green apples, lb. . 4 (a. 7c Summer squash, each af7i.".i New corn, doa 15(ft50c Pickling cucumbers, graded, lb. 4 Peaches, basket .. 55c I I Sereral items of Interest are In cluded in the weekly report from Sey mour Jones, etste market agent. A test is in progress regarding the merits of the system of packing pota toes tn white sacks of In to 60 pound capacity. Many good reasons for the Sjet-m have been advanced and now the arguments in opposition to it are appearing, as follows; Thai many con turners prefer to see the potatoes be fore buying; that it adds to tho cost; that the white cotton bags may be come soilen and unattractive; that deterioration i occurring after packing duo to freesing, sprouting or other causes would result lit a reaction by consumers agnint this typo of pack rTe; that there would be a tendency suippera to lower tne quality; that -the season during whk-u thin package could bo used In shirtDlntr would be limited because of danger of damage from heating iu the early fall uu ruai iiruuiiiiK in uie (.priiiy. Hone for Prune An Indication that there la hone for tne prune industry may be seen in tne sate last week of the larseat prune. orchard in Willamette valley, the "Ixue Maple," containing 110 acres, five miles south of Salem in the "Hed Hills. The purchasers ought to know what they are doing. One ia End Pearcy, a graduate of the State Agri cultural co He ate. with continued ex perience In fruit handling the past It years and thoroughly conversant with every feature of it. The other i- Ro land Jory, a scion of the family that originally owned a large part 01 wbtt now the prune section of those hills. Help For Harvest ' Tho seasonal employment commis sion of Oregon reports no shortage of help at any point in the state aa of Aug, 2, except in the berry fields around- Grosham, where a slight shoHage of picker was indicated. There ti a turpi us at Portland, Hood niver, Mediord ana Asmand. ouppiy and demand are well balanced at Salem, Foreit Grove, Eugene, Tho Dalles and ij uranne. .Many i amor nla transients aretn the fields. Holdings on Egg And Butter Given I wno ' .'HI n.u. ....j .ujuiuj,, of butter and egge for the week are listed aa follows; nutter Eggs (pounds) (cases) a. -m i.r,:i:uv)7 4.ir,r,fl Oakland 158.239 82,393 Loa Angeles .. 2,604,927 230.940 t?HH J-JiegU AUU.O-W AO,)t- Portlond 1,04,674 61,306 neatt te i,u.,wi u,u-u 1'eraiiima ........ v.t 10 Santa Ho a 8.S00 Total .7,872,288 641,702 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Frank E. Blair et ox to Wiley Tay lorPart of Block IL IoweU, $400. David Stroma et up to George W. Porter et ex Lot 10, Stroma sub division. S750. Olive Shirley Campbell et vir to Clarence Jlennle Qulnn Tract at 11th and VanBuren Sta, Eugene, $100. F. W, Carson et ox to Emma In gram Lots 9-10 blk. 25, Junction City. $L Fred H. Lindsay to W. B. Buchan an et ux Tract in blk. 4, Mulligan's add. on W. Eugene. W. E. Buchanan et nx to Fred R Lindsay Tract in blk. 4, Ellsworth's add. Eugene. Binle A. Haskell to Harold 0. Has lu t . n Lit. aa TnM nu. 1 1 If. J. Moody to Nathan B. Warner Lots 4-6, blk. T, Walnut Park, 11050. E. C. Hook et ux to A. L. McDow ell et ux Part lot 1, blk., 6, Slad don's 2nd add. Eugene, $10. 5D WARD TRAPP, MANAGER Credit Adjustment Bureau, Ph. 2070. We collect when others faiL Notes A accounts bought 201 I. O. O. F. Bldg. ATD-E-LOTT SERVICE GARAGE Weat Springfield. Clark Aydelott INSUKB WITH HENRI TROMP. Williams Self Service Store Shoes for Every Member of the Tamlly 98o to $4 98 BRINQ YOUR work to Hot man's where tho best of workmanship oosta no moro. Watchmakers and Jewelers. 790 WlllametU. YOU ARE INVITED tose and hear the new Phlleo Balanoed Neutrodyno Radio at the Radio Servle and Supply Co. "Radio Headquarters" Cara Noma Toilet Preparations sold exclusively sgutf- corenasao) 8th A Willamette Tiffany Bldg. cfoOYEAR TIRES , At Malt Order Pricea Eugene 8 VulrAnizing Works outdoojo lb , , , , Cucuiaiu:i. each 5c: some 2 for ALASKA TRIP WILL T A special Southern Pacific train, leaving, Eugeue at 7 a. m. on Wed nesday, Aug. 7. will take 70 persons, members of the faculty aud summer school students of the University of Oregon, on the first lap of a trip to Alaska. At Portland 100 othera will join the excursiou, bound for Seattle, Wash., where they will board the steamship "tjueen1' of the Admiral line fur the floating summer session of the university. Sightseeing trips in Seattle, Vic toria, li. C, over the gold rush trail of 'IAS to Lake Bennett, to the Men denhall glacier,, and other pointa of Interest are planned for the party. The trip will cuusuuie two weeks, the group will then return to the campus for two weeka aud examinations will be given here. Au invitation to visit the Alaska historical library and museum at Juneau has beeu sent to the party by A. JP. Kaahevaroff, librarian and cur ator. The entire boat party will take advantage of this offer. lteguiar coismencoment eiercises are planned at the end of post session here for students who have complet ed re.niiritments for degrees in auui nier sessions. Under the old plan these students would be required to wait until February to get their de grees, but this year diplomas will be bunded out ut the ond of the summer. The Queen has been chartered for the excursion by Campbell Church Jr., who, with Mrs. Church, will be an In formal member of tho cruise faculty. Vice-president and Mrs. Burt Brown Barker and dive Mearea will join the party at Victoria, B, O. E J. E. She I ton of Eucene will nrob- nhly he Lane county's representative on the board of directors of the Co lumbia Valley association according to information which came to the cham ber of commerce office Wednesday morning from Clark Black, president of the association. Mr. She! ton was nominated br the Lane county chamber of commerce recently ana Mr. uiack haa recom mended him aa a director. The purpose of the Columbia River association la to make navigable the Columbia an dita tributaries and have service by barge lines instituted. Pastor Away on Annual Vacation Rev. Fred L. Horashuh, pastor of the Lighthouse temple, with Mrs. Hornthuh and their children, has left for Lewlston, Idaho, to epend his annual vacation. The Hornahuhs will be absent from Eugene about one month. Dur ing their sojourn in Idaho the pulpit B AND M TIRE 00. Come In and see our new Brake Station at Sixth and Olive Now In W have the New Fall Suitings. Suits tailored to your measure In COQ CD lata models at... 4CWaWU 0Y FULTON, 30 W. 10th Oat your Candy at a Candy Store . SAVE MONEY! On Rugs, Davenport t the Willamette Furniture Co,' Corner 8th 4 Olive eta. Where Most Man Buy Their Shoas Sals Now On. Buster Brown Shoe Store KELLY Springfield TIRES T. L. OHL8EN Super-Service Station Ask for your Cash Rsglstar R.lot thav ara valuable. BAXOAiai AT FUBUC Wttreajali,ai Ctofa. mMi iia Will H a. It's alow baked keeos Its freshness. KREMMrSL'S BAKERY 88 E. Broadway I 1 wm Pnsre Thifteeri of the Lighthouse temple will be oo cipied by Key. F. . Crook of Itoso burg. Neon Sign Factory To Begin Gas Work With the arrival of a shipment of neon gaa from New York Tuesday the Eugene Neon Sign company will start work on making the glass tubing and pumping the gas Into it Thursday, according to C. F. Strathouse. man agr. The gas Is pumped Into the tubing by means of pressure pumps, Mr. Slralhouse aaid. The company haa al ready made many aigns which have been installed in Eugene and nearby cities. TO C01V1ESEPT.13 Leonard E. Read, aasistant manage1 of the weatern division of the United States chamber of commerce will ar rive at Eugene Thuraday, Sept 19, according to word received from him by T. J. Fllpnin, Jr., aecrctary of the He will meet with membera of tie board of directors of the chamber at the regular Thuraday luncheon meet ing, Mr. Fiippin said. Go is expected to inform local chamber officials of the bueinesa to be under conaideratlon at the western division meeting at Ogden, Utah, Sept 30 and Oct I. BOXES .LUGS Eugene Box Oo. 4th and Pearl Phone 1274 Heavy Old Growth Slab Wood, 12 or 18 In. length, gQ MANERUD-HUNTINGTON FUEL CO. Phone 651 ' For that Good Coal I Rook Springs, Aberdeen, Castle gate, Gaaoo Brlqueta RAINIER 00AL 00. Phona 412 W. Broadway LOUIS duBUY RADIO - L. Braksl 8ervloa . PHONE 1999 Ask your grocer for Bine Bell Bnttet MAMMY'S CABIN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 76o H Springer on Toast, SOa Phona S77t Four Busy Drug Stores Located for your convenlenoa. You'll LIVE to ba a THOUS AND If you EAT here FOOD that la solentlfloally prepared. IMPERIAL LUNCH . FALL TERM Begins Tuaoday, Sept. Srd Eugene Business College Phono (6fl Miner Bldg, Quality Developing and Printing Ruykendall Prug Oo. 870 Willamette Phona 23 CHASE CO. Plumbing and Heating Engineers Sheet Metal Work PHONE 243 ill Tiass lst longer and rida batter And, the costgla less. Utafo Sanderson Eugene's Tlra Man Broadway and Oak VM.- ' - - auiomsiiv suveirio vn surntri oomplete line can Inatall In good fumaoa. Saa these before buying. H. W. White Electrio Co, 978 Wlllsmette St. Phona 254 CHAMBER OFFICIAL : I . .