! i
&TI?U race, if".
K. rl" ? .d bath, hard-
'xi
in u pert of
tf.U or nnf ornlshetL
iVjSSoBS REALTY CO.
; Will'""" Bt.
r"pFT 5-roomed boose with
F laundry traya and. hot
bouaa naar
rTJSe (or one or two faml
f i'pSane, 692 Washington.
r. orVTU-Smau turnisoea nuu.v.
fJLPhoni Springfield 134R
1M UJJ- "
I5b rCBNISHED HOUSE tor
lis BENT Booms with board for
Ffl.. liarates. 465 West
111 thou 1387-M.
E5 WELL-HEATED ROOM
P 1 .l a oia h atrial
Olite St. Phona 1S5-J.
v FttRNISHED ROOM
Hmi' cooking. 125Q Willamette St
... ivn Dfimn rMfta In. 7,2
JtiifWD. Garages. Tbone 2131-J.
Wanted to Buy- 700
JiTEIOU ANYTHING TO BELL?
fls.:i.,. .in., tooia. clothing.
ni, tacks, papers, rnagazinea, any
tor al. We pay the most money.
KfiEXE BARGAIN HOUSE.
b 3390 206, W. 8th
WANTED
Barley Wheat Oat
. By sack or carload.
GHAT'S FEED STORE
IBED FURNITURE One piece or
i nut fall, r none BID lor dig neat
.h prices. WILLAMETTE FUR
MIIRE CO. Corner 8th and Olive
W.TED Bje grass seed. Wa do
owing.
OKAY'S FEED STORS
I USE PAID (or snlts, clothing, tools,
tents or most anything
niB EXCHANGE 659 WilL Ph.507
FURNITURE WANTEn
GBEEH'8 AUCTION MARKET
Phone 2152
ANTED STOCK HOQ3
J. a BRAY, Phone 76-F-J
Wanted to Rent 710
ttSl TO RENT Three unfurnleh-
Hiooms with bath, close in. Phona
'AWED TO RENT Furnished or
pray iirnuned house. Close in.
Jv'l Box 254.' care flnarrf.
Wanted, Help 720
B0PP1CEEBS WANTZO At Hurd
?jsjo, near Uoburg. Long Job.
ng beginning about August 20.
rr.." e"ts. cabins
OB halr.. f...i.U.J n
pes. Write HLRD BROS. Motor
j e r pnone BS-F-a Eugene.
ivj- rii.rit.K8 WANTED
m ?"dy. Aug. 15.
"HI MJ SI a... hnnJ..J IaL. nac-
""""""d to stay through season.
SUPTT & MURPHY,
HARRISBURQ
PICKERS WANTED Will
Ji kopi. both MrT ,nd Ut. will
5JJr ''n Price. Good camping
54. Three mile, ,outh 0( Har
jLROBERT STRQdI:
EUn: tSS
Salesman Wanted 725
Tib-on. .ho
3 d c"n.'nrn.ll" bond.
JiliuWanted 730
iEpIIntisG PPER hat
S;.W 0 wn i01- fona
ss7.tc4 "com. leL
TSttll7 at !""" washlna.
fe-M u" aa. Kcferencea!
Jb Uf- tv ,0 "herfc
VEnrr-
k4- " ny home.
tiaru
WMt in.s
?-?t;uaneoi 750
vTKr-Tr'"
"d' 'bueVsiS. Call
k 1SivvWHF.RE 2063
-fraid Piano moving our
Prices reasonable. 0. &
ffgjpRCO- F"ob. 82.
Torvi-Apartinente and bona
'Hri.ti and unfurnished.
gOW. Ph. 108
"-"vT-3-room furnished
16ll,r n,onth-
SRCOMED HOUM tor rgrt.
f ; Wnt wi. "th r: -. X"-?J-
frBoard and Room 650
Wanted
Miscellaiieoas
751
WANTED Mothera not wishinr to
go to the hospital (or "confine
ment" to care for in my home. Good
care at reasonable rat. MRS.
EVP.SOH, 1202 VOIard St Phone
1931-W.
EADDED VANS FOR MOVING
LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE
PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO.
RSH Weat 6th
Mon.y to Loan 800
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT
LOANS
We lend money on furniture, cara,
endoraed notea and other good se
curities repayable in . weekly or
monthly inatallmenta. Be aura to
investigate our terms before you
borrow.
GENERAL FINANCE
CORPORATION
841 Willamette St Phone 855
Over Lea Dukea
LOANS
Wa ha money to loan en homea,
apartmenta and buainesa property.
Six per cent and aeren per cent.
Small monthly payments. Prompt
aerrlca.
BANK OF COMMERCE
SEE MR. TIFFANY
MORTGAGE LOANS
On reaidence or buainesa property.
MortgHge and contracta bought
and aold. General Ineurance.
CASCADE
INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO.
Rm. 24, let NatL Bank Bldg. Ph. 734
SALARY and CHATTEL LOANS
AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED
Prompt and Confidential Service.
CASCADE
INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO.
Rm. 24, lat Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734
MORTGAGE LOANS
Lowest rate, long term on farms;
monthly paymenta on city proper
ties if desired. Plenty money and
quick action.
F. J. BERGER, 868 Willamette St
LOANS
Beat City Loan in City.
No Better Farm Loan.
McOULLT REALTY CO.
9 Weat Broadway Phona 137
IR4. O. GATES will refinance or
loan money on your automobile,
also chattel loana. Small monthly
payments. 410 MINER BLDG.
Phone 2678.
MONET TO LOAN on dty real es
tate. Small or large amount.
HENRY TROMP
First National Bank Bldg.
LOANS
We make atraight loana on Improved
city property.
BANK OF COMMERCE
6 PER CENT LOANS on residential
property.
ROBERT W. EARL
Miner Bldg. Phone 2482
LOANS EASY PAYMENTS
F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE
841 Willamette Phone 811
ATJTO, FURNITURE and CHAT
TEL LOANS Care refinanced,
email monthly paymenta.
SWAN MTG. Co., 9 Eaat 7th
8 and 7 MONET for bldg, or refi
nancing loans. Small monthly pmte.
McKY & GILFREY, 17 E. 8th
MONEY TO LOAN
P. AUG. PETERSON, 632 Will.
FOR the beat farm and dty loana
see W. J. LICHTY, 82 E. 8th Ave.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
Weatern Seringa de Loan Associa
tion, a Corporation, Plaintiff va. W.
W. White, and Mary A. White, hie
wife, Val P. Chaney and Gwendolyn
I. Chaney, hie wife, Security Savings
& Loan Association, a corporation,
Willamette Collection and Credit Ser
vice, a corporation, and Pacilic Sav
inga and Loan Asaodation, a corpo
ration, Defendants.
The State of Oregon to the aaJd
Val P. Chaney, Defendant:
In the Neme of the State of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
and anawer the Complaint filed
egainst you in the above entitled suit
on or before August 17th. 1929. and if
you fait to appear or answer within
said time, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for In
the Complaint herein, to.wit: Judg
ment aga.nat the defendants, W. W.
Whit and Mary A. Whit and each
of them for the aum of Seven Hun
dred Ninety Seven and 61-100
i $797.51) Dollars, together with In
tereat thereon at the rata of ten per
cent per annum from July 16, 1926;
(or the further aum of Ten ($10.00)
Dollars, together with Interest there
on at the rate of ten per cent per
annum from April 18, 1929: (or the
further aum of One Hundred Fifty
f$150l Dollara attorney's (eee, and
(or plaintiff s coats and disbureemente
incurred In this suit; (or a decree
foredosink plslntlffa mortgage
againat the following described real
property:
Beginning eighty feet South of
a point forty feet East of th
Northeast corner of Lot six (6),
Block two (2) Cherry Grove Ad
dition to Eugene, running theac
East eighty feet; thence South
forty feet; thenc West eighty
feet; thence North forty feet to
the place of beginning, Lane
County. Oregon.
In order to satisfy said Judgment and
declaring aaid mortgage to be a lien
upon eeid property, prior, superior,
and aenior. to any right, title, claim,
lien, or equity o( sll and each of the
defendants; that each and all of th
defendanra be (orever berred and
(oreclosed of all right title and inter
est in and to aald property and each
and evry part thereof save the stat
utory right of redemption.
Thir, summons is published In the
Euaete Daily Guard, a newspsper o(
general circulation published in Lan
County. Oregon, for a period of four
14) suecsiTe and consecutive weeks
by order of the Honorable George F.
Skipwnrthv Judge o( the above entit
led Court.
Pat ofOflrst publication, July 18.
1929.
Date of last publication. August IS,
ma
HENRY PAT-FR.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
415 Pacific B'iildifg. Portland. Oregon
NoTOj-l.jrs di aii
Miscellaneous 900
REALIZE Cash on your pact due
nu accounia. :o collection,
no charge. Members of Commercial
Law Learue of Amerirs EUGENE
COLLECTION AGENCY.. 503-1
Mine. Bldg Phone ftW.
STORAGE CRATING MOVING
PADDED VANS
PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO.
, 591.V West 5th
ANT GIRL in trouble may comrannl
caU with Ensign Lee of the Salva
tion Army at the White Shield
home, 665 Mayfalr Avenue, Port
land, Ore.
HAULING BRAY BROS. Service
truck hauls garbage and rubbish.
Residence one atop per week, 60c
. per month, l'hone 70-F-2,
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
ALLEN, 8. D. 794 Willamette.
RAY, L. L. 441 Miner Bldg.
SLATTERY, H. E. Phone 193.
SWAFFORD. WRITTEN. Lawyer,
201 TiHany Bldg. Phone 831.
WINTERMEIER, C. A. 794 Wil
lamette. Land titles nd probate
specialists.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN
OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF
THE FOLLOWING
Name, address, phonea, office and
residence:
Bundrant W. C, 612 Miner Bldg.
591 574
Rectal and Colon Diseases
Dale & Sether, Miner Bldg., 48
Surgery, Radhitn, X-ray '
Donahue, Chas. D Miner Bldg.
21001233
Genlto Urinary Diseasea
Dyott Gaven, O., I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
133 253S
Faust, R. C. Miner Bldg.
-93
Fields, R. H Miner Bldg., 6281370
Gen. Medicine Obetetrica.
Diseases of women.
Guldager, G. F., Miner Bldg.
174S 2SSS-J
Gullion, O. R., I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
133 1616-J
Howard, M. G, 312 Tiffany Bldg.,
1115284
Hnnt Chaa. E., Miner Bldg.. 648-1132
Diseaaea of Children Obstetrlca.
Kent L. 8., Miner Bldg: 7381834
Kerron, Seth M., Tiffany Bldg. .
Skin Diseaaea a Specialty.
1871472
Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Hospital, I. O. O. F. Bldg., 133.
Robblna, Carl W. Tiffany Bldg.
18721336
Scalefe. B. F.. L O. O. F. Bldg.
70-J 70-L
Selover, F. E 818-17 Tiffnny Bldg.
Skin Diseases and Internal Medicine
Stanard, D. C, I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
1332629
Talbot H. G- Miner Bldg.
645 233S-J
Wetherbee, J. R., Miner Bldg., 1801
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Zimmerman, E. L- Tiffany Bldg.
6191982
OENTJSTS
WHEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST
CALL ONE OF THK - OLr
LOWTNG:
Name, address, phones, office and
residence:
Adama, W. J., 321 I. O. O. F. 149
Baker, L. L- 1209 Pearl Ph. 2929
Brooke, V. L 218 I.O.O.F. Bldg. 237
Endicott B. C. Dentistry
609 Miner Bldg. Phone 224
Graves, Robert M., Miner BldgN 65
Lee, W. B- Tiffany Bldg
42-J 42-L
Mclntyre, R. E., Miner Bldg. 2323
Full and partial pistes a spedalty.
Moxley, W. E., Tiffany Bldg.
1872 104 8-J
Schaafer, W. C- Miner Bldg. 1748
Eitracting Specialist
Titus, 1L W, Miner Bldg.
049 2034-W
Willoirghby. C. B 257 E. 10th Ave.
Phone 738.
OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS
BCTTERFIELD, DR. GEO. H.
8th and Willamette Phone 639
HOFFMAN, DR. J. A.
790 Willamette Phone 287
MEADE. ELLA C.
14 W. 8th Phone 830
MOODY, DR. S. W.
832 Miner Bldg. Phone 362
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. J. E. feCOKI ELD Palmer chir
opractor. 877 Will. Ph. 157J; 1004J
GEO. A. SIMON. Electro chropractor
Phone 850-J. Over Penney'a Store.
MINERAL VAPOR BATHS
THOMPSON'S MINERAL VAPOR
BATHS, 292 EAST BROADWAY
NURSE IN ATTENDANCE.
PHONE 1104 W or Wl-J.
Node to Creditor
Notice Is hereby given thst the un.
dersigned have been sppointed eiecu.
trices of the last wilt and testament
and estate of Walter 1. Carter, de
ceased. All persons hsving daims
againat said es'.afe are hereby nou
fled to present the same duly verl
(ied and with proper vouchers to said
eiecutrices at the office o( Harris,
Smith A Bryson, Miner Htulding. r.u
gene, Ian Counfy. Oregon, within
six months (rom the date of the (iret
publication of this notire.
Data of the first publication of this
notice ia A';rut 1, IWi.'v.
MA HI A T. CARTER,
ALMA C 11KNHY
Eiemtriees of Ijint Will snd Testa
ment and F.-tste of Waiter F. Csr-
ter. dceaei
HARRIS. SMITH A PltYSON,
AMy. 'or Kin.
,So-.'7il-Iimt-iJj.a'i
THE E TT 0 13
MARKETS
cue
FltSIPEIIS IT
The first of the early peara were
In Thursday at the Producera' Public
Market selling at 6c a pound.
Early peaches are mora plentiful
and aome of the varletiea are of ex
cellent quality. They continue to in
tail at 35c a basket
There were a number of changes
in vegetable pricea at the market
Thursday. New potatoes are slightly
cheaper at 2V4c t pound, 10 pounds
for 25c .
Green peppera are Belling down to
15c a pound.
The green and wax beana are gen
erally Belling now at 5c a pound.
New c.ru ia very plentiful at the
market but no change in price ia re
ported, the various varieties Belling
from 15((i'''5c a dozen cara.
All varietlea o( blackberriea are
selling now at 5c a box.
Red raanherrlea and legsnt sre very
scarce at the market now, the former
selling at two boxea for 25c, the lo
gnns at three boxee for 25c.
Strawberries continue at two boxes
for 25c.
Head lettuce la coming in better
right now, beat grade quoted up to
10c a bead.
Green applea are a bit cheaper,
selling generally at 46c a pound
Thursday.
Cucumbers and the pickling cucum
bers continue plentiful and unchanged
in prices.
Dry onions are more in evidence.
The Bermudas continue at 5c a pound.
Other dry onions continue around 4c
a pound. The tiny pickling ones re
main at 5c a pound.
A few of the Mount Morancey cher
ries are stilt on the market aelling
at two pounds for lfle.
Fresh lima beans continue at oc a
nound. The horticulture beans ara
quoted at three pounde for 25c.
f ollowing were me maraei reran
pricea Thursday:
PUBLIC MARKET
Bunch vegetables, radishes, tur
nips, oniona, nuncn
Bunch carrots, beets, bunch 5c;
Bulk beets, lb, 2Vi3c
Swiss chard, lb. , ....5c
Dry onions, lb. 45c
Green peppers, lb. , 35c
LaUDBKC, 1U. t
New peas, lb., 8c; 2 for .
..15c
10c
r,ndrve, Duncn
Notice of Final Settlement
The undersigned, executrix of the
estate of THOMAS SZUKAI. deceaa
ed, haa filed her (inal account in the
matter of aaid etsate, with the County
Clerk of Lane County, Oregon, and an
order has been made and entered o(
record by the County Court of aald
County, directing this notice, and ap
pointing Saturday, the 17 day of Au
gust. 1929, at ten o'clock, A. M. for
the bearing of objectiona to aaid ac
count and the settlement of aaid es
tate. '
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 17th
day of July, 1029.
BERTHA SZUKAI,
Executrix of the Eatate of Thomas
Szukai, Deceased,
CxLMEL & EVANS
Attorneys for Estate.
No.i797-Thur-dy-al5
Woman's Realm
BEAUTY PARLORS
THE RINGLETTE CROQUINOLE
Permanent Wave, COMPLETE $7.60.
llaircntting, marcelling, finger wav
ing shampooing, (adals.
BOB'S BEAUTY, SHOP
877 Willamette Phone 838
CROQUINOLE PERMANENT
WAVE Finger wave, marcelling.
Facials, Etc. Hair cuts 26c and
85c CITY BEAUTY SHOP, 111
E. Broadway. Phone 349.
CORSETS
BARCLEY Irene Crosley. 294-M.
DRESSMAKING
Mrs. M. R. Thompson, 1832 Orchard.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. 2988-J.
FUR SPECIALIST
FUR SPECIALIST Expert in re-
, pairing, remodeling and deaning all
linos oi lurs. nriintng a specialty.
Work guaranteed. Madam Fer
breche. ItU4 Polk St Phone 939-J.
MATTRESS FA0T0RY
EUGENE MATTRESS Sc UPH. CO.
Mattresses rebuilt returned same
day. New mattresses, any aixe.
l'bone812 1108 Olive street
UPHOLSTERY
Job. H. Jackaon
EUGENE FURNITURE HOSPITAL
491 W. 8th Ave. Phone 402
Who Will Do Itl
Coittractore, Tradesrnea,
Repairmen,
Mlactllaneeu Serves
A. KLASN1C: chimney ewap. At
Sbumwsy's Plumbing Shop. Ph. 652
AUTO TOPS and aedsn glass, Eu
gene Auto Top Co. 736 Cher. 156.
BIACK8MITniNO Welders, Ma
chlniats. H. B. Finegan, 701 nigh.
BUILl'INO CONTRACTORS Har
greavea A Lindsay, 935 Oak St,
l ei. 2O40.
CABINET BUILDING, furniture re
pairing, wood turning. Eugene Cab
inet r-hop, '.'16 W. 7th. 159s-J.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR Nets T.
Jorgensen. 931 W. 7th. Phone 1484.
CLEANING CO. General rleaaing
Expert WinQow Hasher,.
Floor mazing. Phone 387
EUGENE WINDOW CLEANERS
Wiadow washing, floor cleaning and
wazing. Phone 593-W.
TAINTING For nous painters and
paper bsngers call Preaton and
Hales. V.l Willamette. I'hone 665.
SAW FILING and repstring. Eugene
Saw Worka. 149 Blair. Phone V..V5.
WtrODSA W LNCi PUONB !Sifl.
y T3 OTTARB
E LITTLE
Rhubarb, lb, Sc
Leaf lettuce, lb. 10c
Head lettuce, head SljiilOc
Parsley, bunch 5c
Tomatoes, hot house, lb. 1520c;
outdoor, lb. 10c
Cucumbers, each 5c; aome 2 for
6c; some 8 for . . 1(V
Green and wax beana, lb, 6c
Cherries, lb. .,, . 5 12 "Ac
New cauliflower, lb. 8c; 2 for .loc
New potatoea, lb. 0tZ
Raspberries, 2 boxeB ....25e
Loganberries, crate
..$1.75
Kohlrabi, lb.
Wild blackberries, box
Blackcaps, crate
Peach olumf. lb.
$1.75i.9(l
.oe
5c
6c
Be
4(Sc
....3(3.50
16(rt25c
Mammoth blackberriea, box
Himalaya blackberries, box
Lawton blackberriea, box
Green apples, lb. .
Summer aquash, each
lew corn. doa.
Pickling cucumbers, graded, lb. 4(qiSe
Peaches, basket a.v
Pears, lb, 6c
PORTLAND, Or.t Aug. 8. OP)
Corn mud potatoes hit the leaional
tofmfrgnn todar nt the East Side mar
ket of the tinrdeners end Ranchers'
association. Corn dropped to $1.40
for a Hack of six dozen ears and to
matoes went to 40 cents a crate for
second grades and 60 cents or first
ftTfl.de t. Supplies of both are abund
ant Peaa, with the season almost ended,
reversed the order of things and went
up one cent to 8.
Raspberries are still straggling In
nt $2.35, a slight increase, while lo
ganberries are goig at $l.C0. Black
berries are the same as the Logans.
Apricots were still coming in at 00
rente. Peaches may be purchased at
$1.25 a hig or 90 centa a box.
Other fruits and vegetables were
unchanged.
OTHER MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. Aug. 8. P (U. 8
D. A.) Hogs: Receipts alow, 160 to
TiO lbs. Sll.8nrm'.'.w; packing sow,
butchers 250-SrtO lbs. $10.40 11.50:
180-160 lbs. $10.90ill. 10.
Catt e: 7000: ca ves. 'JtKlo. steedr:
1300-15O0 lbs. 14(J?17 : 950-1100 lba.
$13.50(iT 16.90; (ed yearlings 7.50-950
lbs. xia.lSMlH.'JO: veaiera H0C
16.25; stocker and feeder ateers $7.23
3.
Sheen: 13.000: active, atrong to a
ahade higher, top 26c op: natlvea
Sitf.iWOT in. in; rangers titt.iu; rat
ewea $5ffl6.75: -rlng lambs 92 lba.
down, $13.25(6514; ewes 150 lbs. down
$4.75 6.75; feeder lamba $12.50(3
13.75..
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, Aug. 8. OP) Wheat
price underwent sharp setbacks In
the late donlinga today, more than
wiping out early upturns in price
but rallies were In progress at the
finish. Reporte of raine In aouthern
Argentina, together with Increased
Argentine shipment, led to much
selling. The fact that the govern
ment crop report la due tomorrow
also wna a aourco of aelling In aome
quarters.
Wheat closed irregular; ranging
from Vt off to He up, compared
with yeaferday'a finish. Corn closed
at e net decline to 20 advance,
oata showing aetback to gain
and provisions unchanged to 2022c
drop.
PORTLAND PRICES
PORTLAND. Aug. 8. OP) Eggs,
butter, milk (butterfat), poultry, on
iona, potatoes, wool, nnta, hay, cae
cara bark and hops eteady and unchanged.-
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Aug. 8. OPV-Cattle
and calves quotably Bteady; reedpts
cattle 85, calves 10.
Hoga steady: receipt 160, Includ
ing 64 on contract
Sheep and lamba ateady to atrong;
recelpta 240.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Aug. 8. P Wheat
fnturee: Sept. open 81.28W; clo
$1.23i4. Dec. open $1.88M doe
M.B.TA. March open $1.41; dose
$1.42.
Cash wheat: Big Bend blnetem,
hard white $1.83: aoft white $1.28;
weatern whit $1.28: hard winter
$1.24; northern spring $1.24; west
em red $1.24.
Oats: No. 2-88 lb. white $84.00.
Today's csr receipts: wheat 148;
flour 9; corn 4: ost 4; hay 2.
WOOL REPORT GIVEN
BOSTON, Aug. 8. OP Territory
original bag 64'a and finer wool are
aelling a little mora freely, at ad
vanced asking prices. Lines thst were
bringing 90c scoured bssls for good
French combing and strictly combing
ataple are bringing 92 to 03c acoured
basia, lota of a similar character with
blothlng staple graded out are alight,
ly firmer. Choice combing line that
were aelling at 85c acoured basia, are
moving at 85 to 88c
Too Late to Classify
LOST Man' bine Berg coat be
tween Rprlngffeld and Jaapr.
Phone 179-W Springfield.
COLLECTION AGENCY
L. M. TRAVIS, INO Bonded col
lector. C. N. Johnston, attorney.
MATTRESS FACTORY
OBRIF.VS MATTRESS FACTORY
MATTRESSES made over, new ones
to order. 891 E. 8tb St. Phone 399
PIANO TUNING
LUTELLUB WOODS, phone 1729-W
PATTF.RfiON LARA WAY'S. Ph. 1.
PHYCHIO READERS
REV. VARONIA BATES, medium.
806 West 8th. Phone 844-M.
THOMAS BENNETT Psychic read
er. 1149 Willamette. I'hone 1343.
UNDERTAKERS
BRAN8TETTF.R Phon 433.
MARION VEATCH Pearl at Tenth.
WALKER rO"LE Fonersl Home
K.ugeae chapel. r.r,nr.e 723; buruig
Leld chapel, phon 62-J,
COI TOMATOES'
DHrOOTLlO
THURSDAY
Slight declines In burinr o rices
on vegetables and fruits were the
main changes In the local markets
Thursday.
Peach plums have dropped to 2c
a pound, buying price.
ureen Deans are flooding tne mar
ket with result nrices are somewhat
lower. The Kentucky Wonders are
La'
uotea aown to 4c and tne time
kea continue at Oc a nound.
Green annloa are lower, listed at
2:4c a pound, buying price.
Dlackherries are down, stores list
tng them at SI (1.25 a crate, buying
price, Thursday.
Local stores are beginning to buy
more of the local dry onions, quot
ing them at 4c a pound.
Other fruits and vegetables were
unchanged Thursday. Loganberries
and red raspberries are about off
tbe market.
Kgcs. poultry, bntter. butt erf at.
and grains continued steady.
hollowing were the local prices for
the day:
LOCAL PRICES
EGGS Buying prices: Extrss 35c;
standards, 83c; firsts. 81c; extra me
diums, 3Uc; first mediums, 2Sc; un
dergradea, 23c. Wholesnle prices:
Extras 88c; standards, 87c; mediums,
83c.
BUTTER Wholesale pricea: Stan
dard cubes 43Vac; aour cream butter,
46Mi(8,47Hc; aweet cream butter,
50 He.
lUJTTERFAT Buying pricea:
Sweet cream buttertat. 49c; aour
cream butterfat 46c.
POULTRY Buying prlceei Hena
44 pouuda and over, id. zhc; hena,
Dlf 11. 111... I.....
0rt IU puuuun. lu. lot, livun.
81! pounds and under, lb. 17c; old
roosters, iwc; orouers, wan,, c;
broilers, colored, 24c
MEATS Buying prlcet Steera, -8
10c; ewea, 4&6rj lamba, 9(S510c; year-
Una v
; wethers, ofouc; veal, light fancy,
17H318e; hoga, live, im12c
hum., heavr. lltrsc.
GRAINS Buying puree: Wheat
No. 1 white, 1.20; red wheat No. 1,
$1.16; barley No. 2, ton, $30; oata
white. No. 2, ton $30.
LOCAL VEGETABLES Buying
nr rmi Pot. toe.. cwt.. S.v
.-1... J V. . . V. . g,9iA.,
gift: viiivu., uu.ru uuuiu,,. uniw,
radishes, dozen ouncnes, uni-iuc; new
beets, dosen bunches, 35it40e; new
carrots, dosen bunches, 35(&40c; Huff
peas. lb.. UaiOc: cauliflower, tb.. 8c;
.lew potatoea, lb, Ztft-c green DoanB
In., 4(88c; lettuce, doa. heada, 60 76c;
Bummer aquash, do., 40c; cabbnge, lb.
2c: wax beans, lb.. 8c; new tur
nips, doa. bunches, 45c; new corn,
doa. ears, 20c; cucumbers, doa.
H0CJ4OC; .dill, doa., uoc; dry oniona,
IV. A. 1..KJ 1K In
FRUITS Buying prices: Rad
raspberries, crate JS2.25; logan
berries, crate jt.ouiffii.YOi Dincu
caps, crate $2; green applee,
lh.. 2fiT4ci earlv neacr.es. 4-lb. nns-
ket 35c: tsme hlHckberrlea. crate,
$1(81.25; strawberries, crat $2.25(g!
it; nench plums, lb. vo.
WOOL Buying prices! medium,
3B(S)30c: fine. 32: coarse. 80c
HAYS Buying prices: No. 1 oata
and vetch hay, ton, $1213; clover
hay, ton, JlCOJia.
SECRET BALLOT IS
BELLO HORIZONTB, Braidl (jP)
For th first time In Brazil a real
aecret ballot waa need in th elec
tiona her recently to chooae a mem
her for the municipal coundl. The
government candidate wae defeated
by Dr. Naghalea Urummond, pro
feaaor of law at th university and
the candidate of the students.
This state of Mlnaa Oeraea la the
first to change It constitution to
legalise the secret ballot. In tbe
past It ha been the custom for a
voter to writ th nam of hie
choice in the presence ot th lec
tion officials, then plan It In an
envelop and deposit It in th ballot
box.
c
5E
CTTTCAGO M An analysis of
the Inveetment poaelbilltiee of chain
atorea, prepared by F. A. Brewer
and company, reveale that almost
every harnch of retail trede ia rep.
resented by eyetema of chain atores.
Chains selling groceries lead by
BRINO YOUR work to Hof
miit'i whr th best f
workmanship eeatt no mar.
Watchmaker and Jwlr,
790 WHIamett.
YOU ARE INVITED
to see and hear th new Philoo
Balanced Neutrodyn Radio at
th Radio Service and Supply
Co.
"Radio Headquarters"
Cara Norn Toilet
Preparation! eold exclusively
I-i-amDoVls
Oru com tfxy
tth A WIMamett
Tiffany Bldg.
QOOOYEAR TIRES
At Mall Order Price
Eugene
VulcanUlnij Works
a wide margin in the number of aep
arate stores. Tbo largest company
haa 17,000 stores, and some of the
other grocery concerns have branch
es ranging in number from 5368 to
several hundred.
Other chains deal in drura, to
bacco, shoes, furniture, women's ep
naret. arenernl merchandise by mail
order, candy, meat and automobile
accessories. There are several big
restaurant chains and a growing
number of "luncheonette" systems,
usually in conjunction with drug
stores.
T
STREET IS OFTEN
NEW YORK (,P Claaa A rum
ors and unconfirmed report hav
a definite market value in Wall
atreet.
The over-the-counter market wit
nessed unusually active trading In
the prospective aecurittea ot a name
less, (ormleaa combination of eastern
utility companies.
Trading was based on the Blen
der fact that J. P. Morgan and com
pany were taking an active part in
ncgotiationa looking toward the con
solidation of the Moh.wk Hudson
Power, the Northeastern Power, the
Buffalo Nlsgnra and Eastern Power
and perhaps other concerns.
the price tiuctuaieu who in.
strength of the rumors at any time
of day. Trading In this and almilar
unorganized projects is conducted
on the basis of camelling all trans
actiona l( the deal ia dropped. Moat
of the purchases are mad without
any exchange of money.
Few occasions are on recoru, so
ever, when rumore and forecaata
lil..h rAMtittAM In actual trading.
turned out to be wrong. Traders
who know enough to buy and sell
stock In a company having neither
noino nor executives usually know
more than the newspaper reaojng
public about what la going on.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
F. L. Chomhera et nx to Sidney R.
Allen Iot 1, blk. 8, Ddverton add.
Eugene, $1. ,
Hirine It Allen et nx to Etna M.
DcMoss Lot 1, blk. 8, Drlverton
add., $1.
Kelie i). Brown at ai to ueorge
Worthlngton Tract, tp. 18 S R 7
W, $1.
Belle 0. Brown et al to Lester
Kerney et al Tract tp. 16-7 W, $1.
Ruthle A. Bickford to Harsrhel
Phelpe et ux Lot 8, ac T, tp, 17-1
if i
Ernest Christiansen et al to David
E. Whipple I.ot 68, Hlltcoo Le
Ch.h Plat. $300.
Henry A. Balch et nx to Edgar A.
Duean et nx Lot n, dik. o. noiien,'
heck add. F.uaene. $1.
La Von Rex et nx to B. C Schaafer
et al l.ot a, lk. 8, Blapiecrote, .
C. B. Hadley et ut to Felix Mil
l.r5 A. to. 10-5 W. $1.
Herbert C. Eastland et trx to 8arh
J. Trnssler Tract In blk. ia. Had.,
dlaatnn'a Ext add. Eugene. $1.
A. N. Townsend et nx to Lan Co.
Tract tp. 10-2 W, Jint
LEE-DUEE CAFE
The Best of
Food and Service.
B AND M TIRE CO.
Com In and tea our new
Brake Station
at
Sixth and Olive
Get your Candy at a Candy
Store
SAVE MONEY!
On Ruga, Davenport
at the
Willamette Furnltur Co,
Corner 8th eV Ollv St.
Wher Moat Men Buy Their
Shoes Sal Now On.
Buster -Brown Shoe Store
KELLY
Springfield
TIRES
T. L. OHL8EM
Bupar-Servlo Station
Aak for your Cash Register
Rilote -thv ar valuabl.
Broadway
BARGAINS AT
PUBLIC SALE
Metropolitan Chain Stores
7)5 Willamette
PAN-DANDY
o
It' alow baked
keep it (reshness.
K REM MEL'S
BAKERY
t
86 E.
0m
Paga Thtirm
EE1
BUT BERLIN LAGS
BERLIN WV-The freauentlT em
phasised Americaniaatlon of Ger
many is even more marked in the
nrorincea than in Berlin. While In
the German metropolis the Intro
duction of the movietone film haa
been and still is accompanied by
considerable fuss heated opinions
Sro and con being advanced even
efore its consummation this screen ,
Innovation has been quietly accepted
In the provinces where tone film
cinemas are springing up like mush
rooms.
Feminine stossIds In the German
small towns no longer discuss their
neighbors' affairs, but Greta. Gar-
bo, Clara Bow or Jack Barrymort.
ine provincial corner grocer and the)
apple woman, adopting; American
advertising methods, daily cover a
Large sign with aphorisms, witty ad
vices and rhymes to stimulate tha
sale of their goods.
Even (n the clothing department
of the small and only irv rwi?
tur in the town of 10,000 inhab
itants, thdre la a periodical fashion
show, with a real liva manikin in
tne snow window.
Speaking of one's car ha beccissj
a matter of course and there ia a
tendency to ji'jge a person's intellect
by his abilir to spot the make of
an automo'fil- at first glance.
Every self-respecting provincial
town in Germany haa also its sport
stadium and the shrieks and howls
of the spectators differ only In num
bers from the vocal manifestations
in Madison Square Garden during
a big fight or hockey game.
INSURE WITH HENRI TROMP.
O
McKlNLEY INSURES ANYTHING
BOXES
LUGS
Eugene Box Co. .
4th and Pearl Prion 1274
Heavy Old Growth Slab Wood,
12 or 1 In. langth, flJC Cft
pr eord ?WaWU
MANERUD-HUNTINQTON
FUEL CO.
Phona 881
For thai flood Coal I Reek
p-rlng,. Aberdeen, Caatl.
gata, Oaaoo Brlquata
RALNTER COAL CO.
Phona 41281 W. Broadway
MAMMY'S CABIN
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS 7fto
lb Springer on Toaat, SO.
Phona S77S
Four Bosy Drag Stores
Looated for your oonyenleno.
You'll LIVE to b THOUt
AND If you EAT her
FOOD that U aolantlflnally
praparad.
IMPERIAL LUNCH
TALL TERM
Bgln Tudy, Sept. Srd
Engtme Business College
Phon WS Mlnar Bldg.
Quality Dovttoplng jnl
Printing
Knykendall Drag Co.
170 Willamette Phona 83
CHASE CO.
Plumbing and Hatlng
Englnaara
Shat Metal Work
PHONE 243
LEE
Tlraa last longr and
rld bttr And, th.
ooat I Itaa.
Mark Sanderson
Eugane' Tlr Man
Broadway and Oak
Automatlo EIotrl Oil Burner
complete lln can Install In
good furnac. 8e th bfor
buying.
H. W. White Electric Co.
378 Willamette t, phon 8A4
Aik your grocer i
for f
Blue Bell Bntter X
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