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TITK TTTT O F, y CJ TT A Tt T Pngo ThirfpPTi FT Hp ;taationsWanted7U - . . tour, washing. 3fc..Jvv..t 12tn. p; . . pbone L. ,v Pbone TTZn WANTED Pbone A ms-caa NEIL, 11 1117 L-"-TcTiriii it my home. KtM rr rhone 502 -M. Wanted 5Iiscellaneous 750 WDVAKSrOHMOVINO M&itfi&i-M & 8XOBAUB u r.n. 59 West 5th rrTo trade radio for your ffiTAAN & WASHBUBNE Money to Loan 800 Notlco of Sheriff! Salt rvrv TO LOA. on cuy ri iat. nmount. . Mau " -- ----- Writ National Bank Bldg. r f. va . . ....;ht l.mnB on ImD roved t mi'e BANK COMMERCE kpER CENT LOANS on residential ROBERT W. EARL w rnone z-o Notice 1b 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, 1020, upon a judgment and decree of foreclosure rendered in said court pn the 25th day of July, 1020; in the suit of The Fed eral Lend Bank of Spokane against Zenal E. Lamb, Margaret E. Lamb, his wife; Guy L. Lamb; Birdie E. Bogga, Roy Bogga, her husband; Frederick E. Lamb, Cleo E. Lamb, his wife; IJonel L. Lamb. Lulu M. Taflmb, his wife; Otiu 1. Ijimb, Ira E. Lamb, his wife; Nancy M. Snodiat, James fc. tsnodgrass, her husband; Mildred E. Andrews and Eugene An drowa, her husband; Margaret A. Keith, Truman C. Keith, her husband; and the 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 $47.25 disbursements and $100 attn-oy fee; I will at one o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, the 7th day of September, 1020, at the Southwest or main entrance to the County Courthouse In Eugene, Ore gon, offer for sale and sell, subject to redemption as by law provided, to the highest bidder for cath, the following described lands, in Lane County, Ore gon, to-wit: ' Beginning at a point in the North lino of .the South half of section 12 in Township 16 South, Range 4 West of the Willamette meridian, 2310 feet South S9deg44m;n. 'Vest from the Northeast corner of the said South half of section 12; running thence South 2min. East parallel with the East line of said section 12, 1320.55 feet to the Norths line of County Road deeded by Palmer Rumford and Anna Rumford: thence South ftSdeg45min. West aloiij the North line of said road 33(1 f?et to a point in the Went line o$ 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 SUde.r44in.ti Vast 330 feet to ! the place of beginning; 10 acres; also Beginning at a point in the South line of Iot 15 of Section 14 in Town ship 10 South. Ranee 4 West of Wil lamette meridian, 139.3 feet South 6min. West and 10U3.7 feet South SO deg33min. west from the Southeast corner of section 11 in said town ship and range; and running thence South 80dee.33 min. we? t along line of said lot 256.3 feet, thence North fl min. East alone subdivision line 1445.1 feet to the South line of the County road deeded br Palmer Rumford and wife, thence North S0deg.45min. East along the South Hue of said road 25H.3 feet to a poin 1063.7 feet South 80deg.45min. West from the East line of said section 1 1. thence South 6 min. 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 ship 16 South, Range 4 West of Wil lamette meridian; and running South 6min. West along the East line of Lot 16 in Section 14 in said township and L mm WEDNESDAY PMTUI QUOTES BMfflT HIGHER lb. . 3c New corn, do, 15t25c New corn, do I0(i.25c Pickling cucumbers, graded, lb. 4ii7c Lemon cucutnliers, 2 for 5c Melons, each 5(?i,2."' lVarh.es, bnsket 25c Crab apples, lb. 5c IVhts. lb. 5c; crate, 50c Pii'klinir nm-MH lb. 10c j Apples, lh. 2ii5e; best grade, 0 PORTLAND, Aug. 21. Fol lowing the recent advance in butter uotations, the price of Imttorfat was advanced today to 47c station and 40c delivered Portland. The track price was not quoted. Receipt of the first carload of new crop comb honey from Idaho wns reported today. It wholesales for $5 per frame of 12 ounces and $4.75 per frame of 10 ounces. It is the fam ous Cloverlenf brand. Heart of gold melons, somewhat of a cross lie t ween a watermelon and a cantaloupe, grown in the Dayton Yainhill section, are on the market at 4c a pound. They are reported to be delicious. lbs. Garlic, lb. ...15c Banana squash, lb. ..... . 3c Plums, lb ..-,2(ji5c Coast Holdings on Produce Are Given fnlifnrnia Klliprtii ttpaehea WPrP rnnffo 'I foot tn th KmitheflRt mr- : flpllinir for to Sl.'Jfi and Cali- ner of said lot 1. theme South 89 fornia J. H. Hnle peaches at Sl."j. dKR3min. West along 'lut line 102.4 ; Eastern urrfuii I'rinvfords were held feet, thence North Grain East 1445.3 i at $1.M. Ihe iakima crop is not feet to the South line of the County 'due for 10 days or two weeks. Bnrt- naAn h. P. W " M-nf r. I !'.'. 1"-H13 Will Anna Rumford. thence North Meg. ! Cantaloupes were $1.25 to !: EtoT FURNITURE and CHAT rViT iruNS Cars refinanced, call moathly payments. SF.vm;. Co.. East 7th . . Money to Loan 800 PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS b. i.-J irniniT on furniture, cars, f indorisd notes and other good se loihuei repayable in weekly or uonthly insUUments. Be sure 10 iittitisate our terms before you i borrow. I GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 111 Wfflamette St. Phone 955 Over Lee Dukes LOANS Ti have money to loan on homea, iDtrtnents and Dusiness properly. Six per cent and seven per cent. Small monthly payments. Prompt Krvice. BANK OF COMMERCE SEE MR. TIFFAN1' I MORTGAGE LOANS Cn resideuce or business property. (I Uortgages and contracts bought ud loid. General Insurance. CASCADE PTESTMENT Si MORTGAGE CO. In. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. I'h. 734 f SALARY and CHATTEL LOANS f AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED ojt and Confidential Service, CASCADE ' INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO. En. 24, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY i ATTORNEYS ALLEN, S. D. 704 Willamette. RAY, L. L. 441 Miner Bldg. SLATTERY, H. E. Phone 193. SWAFFORD, W'HITTEN, Lawyer, 201 Tiffany Bldg. Phone 831. WINTERMEIER, O. A. 794 Wil lamette. Land titles uid probate specialists. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phones, office and residence: Bundxant, W. C, 612 Miner Bldg. B91 574 Rectal and Constipation. Dale & Sether, Miner Bldg.. 48 Surgery, Radium, X-ray Donahue, Chas. D., Miner Bldg1. 21001233 Genlto Urinary Diseasea Dyott, Gaveh, O., I. O. O. F. Bldg. v.va. Kiir. Nose and Throat. 1332533 said Southwest fourth of Southenst quarter of section 11 and thence South mmn Heat Jlflli.s leet to toe place of beginning, 3.40 acres. Sale to be made subject to the ap proval and confirmation by said Court. H. L. BOWN. Sheriff of Lane Countyrt)regon. No.2715-Wed-dy-s4 Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed . execu tor of the estate of WILLIAM HEN RY BARKER, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of Lane County, Oregon. All persons having claims against said es tate are required to present them, with the proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned at the law offices of IMMKL & EVANS, in the First National Bank Building, in Eugene, Oregon, within sir months from the date of this notice. Dated at Euitene. Oregon, this 14th day of August, 1929. WM. BARKER, Eiecutom of the Estate of William Henry Barker. Deceased. IMilEL & EVANS. Attorneys for Estate. No.2719-Wed-dy-sll at (1 tn tltc A new offering nt the I'.ast nine market was a load of Puget Sound lettuce, which fouud ready aule at $2.25. Prunes brought $1 a lug. green peas 8 aud 9c a pound, peaches S5 to 90c ami cantaloupes $1.25. Other prices were unchanged. 'acific coast cold storoce holdinns of butter, egga, and dressed poultry or the week ending Aug. It, are list- d by the federal state market news service as follows: nutter (pounds! San Francisco ,49,S,MS. Oakland 17tl.lWS, Los An I'les 2.4SS,4H:l. Sun Diego 130,(127. ortland 1.01:1.511, Seattle 1,513,4(10. otnl 7,S41.SM. Ekcs (cases) San Francisco 45, ."!. Oakland 33.129. loa Angrlr. 24..VH1. San IMeco 12.H05. Portland 2.293. Seattle 5U.70S, Petnluma 94,- 409. Santa Rosa 10,129. Total 539.- Dressed Poultry (pounds) San Francisco 1,334.005, Oakland 145,9X4. .us Angeles 1,051,011, !?an Diego W.- 4,1, Portland 421,4.i. Seattle 4iS,- (I. Petaluma 227.740. Total 3,7(12,- 098. OTHER MARKETS Woman's Realm PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 21. VP) Wheat futures: SoptemWr open $1.2S. l.ic,f. tl lnw SI. 2.1. close $1.25: December, open S1.33 1-2, high $1.34 o i i..... i 'i ft. a eWi. S1.31 i-S: Mav. open i.41 high $1.42, low $1.40, close $1.40. I'oet, tvhent: Riir rtpnd Bluestem, i,u.t whin, si.sri. soft white $1.27. western whito $1.27, hard winter $1.23 1-2, northern spring $1.23 1-2 western red $1.23 1-2. n.- Nn . 3S-11). white $.14. Today's car receipts: Wheat 143, flour 15, corn 7, oats 3, hay 6. BEAUTY PARLORS Faust, R. C. Miner Bldg. 93 MORTGAGE LOANS wMt rate, long term on farms; ; monthly payments on city proper f tiw if desired. Plenty money and qiick action. F. J. BERGER. SOS Willamette St. LOANS :"i Beit City Loan in City, " No Bt!r Farm Loan. ' MrCULLY REALTY CO. Wen Broadway Phone 137 UU C. GATES win refinance or , Ihb money on your automobile, llw chattel loans. Small monthly wrmenti. 410 MINER BLDG. Pbone 2070. Fields, R. H., Miner Bldg., 628 Gen. Medicine Obatetrica. Diseases of women. , -1870 Guldager, Q. F., Miner Bldg. 1748 2888-J Gullion, O. R., I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. 133 161 6-J Howard, M, G., 812 TiffanyBWg Hunt, Chas. E., Miner Bldg., 648-1132 Diseases of Children Obstetrics. Kent, L. 8., Miner Bldg. 7381634 THE RINGLETTE CROCJUINOLE Permanent Wave, COMPLETE $7.50. Hairculting, marcelling, finger wav ing shampooing, facials. 877 Willamette PORTLAND LIVESTOCK unnTT.AVD Am. 21 OP) Cat tle and calves: Steady; receipts 35; calves 10. Steers (.9DU-1KI0 IDs.) ennd S1 l.SOlSS 12.25. Hogs: Steudy to atrong; receipts 150 Sheep and lambs: Quotably Bteady; recei)ta 750; including 530 goats through: lambs IH4 lba. down) good to choice SllfftiMii. PORTLAND PRICES nmiTt.AVIv An,. 21 OP) Milk Butterfat cent higher; raw milk (4 mr cent) $2.35 cwt., delivered fort- ii,nA aid fonH leHR I ner cent. Blltterfnt station lie. l.ouvireQ ai i-orwuuu, mruM ,1 VIlTli-. PPTt U A NF.NT Ort WAVE Finger wave, marcelling. Butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, Facials, Etc. Hair cuta iie ana ; onions, wool, nurs, hay, S5c. CITY BEAUTY SHOP, 111 E. Broadway. Phone 349. CORSETS BARCLEY Irene Crosley, 294-M. FUR SPECIALIST FUR SPECIALIST Expert in re pairing, remodeling and cleaning all kinds of furs. Refining a specialty. Work guaranteed. Madam Fer brache. 1024 Polk St. 1'hone 03U-J. I ui 7 MONEY for bldg, or refi ll rr, 10"n- "mall monthly pmta. 0 ILK HEY, 17 E. 8th Mnvpv to ioiu fj- AUG. PETERSON. (2 Will. LOAN'S F k OV TJ vf i.-vxta M.CASHMAN REALTY' OFFICE "iiiamette t'hone 311 'OR the best farm and city loans J. LICHTY, 32 E. 8th Ave. Miscellaneous 900 BIOBAUE CRATIXll MDVIVll CIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. . West 5th J, 1' ,ro"ble may communl ' tt Vth I;B'l!n Lee of the Salva- Army at the White Shield : u5f'J Mayfair Avenue, Port . o, Ore. '-n" HROS.-Servic. R...J uls "rbage and rubbish. 'i,wnc n, ,top p,r week 50c jjroone ii-F-2. No,l Pinal Settlement t?,"n.'J1' "T'h wn ,n' the un Ut. I? V " "Iministratrii of the es l7 'nhr E. Hrigham. deceased, Coui. i? e rnl'y court for Lane iy, , Oreion. her final account as Mnun.stratrii and said Court ,! s!S TTd S"""-Ja.v. the 7th day tuS.". "' " 1U o r'oe !fi ."" "'' lh rounty judee's W wmty courthouse in Eu-t-iik "m- '-'regon. as flie I e "t,j"''iiis. if any, to tan,?,,!'1'' and the settlement to' , Kerron, Seth M., Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diseases a Specialty. 187 1472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, I. 0. O. F. Bldg., 133, Robbina, CariW, Tiffany ls3g Scaiefe. B. F.. I. O. 0. F. Bldg. 70-J 70-L Selover, F. E., 316-17 Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diseases and Internal Medicine Stanard. D. C. I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat i 1332620 Talbot, H. G, Miner B.dgj Wetherbee, J. R.. Miner Bldg., 1601 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Zimmerman, E. L.. Tiffany Bldg. 619 ivrif DENTISTS WHEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST CALL ONE UK ma. iui LOWING: OUlfrt to nniH fii . !(... , ,0 file their nbiec- Kvi uiA c '"ft "iiu lue wiers 5I,r.. , ,n'1r to ''me and L7r. V'1 "m "d Place. Jr."'"' fir.t nuhlii..; 1 .k;. t AuSUst 7. !.(. k , '-' Ka hrigham, ini"?r r'rf:ni f the ete of "J" Hritham. deceased. fJjWd. ,4 ' Police to Creditor ""('. . ". "ITftited eiecn- Ua, , 1 ounty Court of M, "r"n. All persons "'i.nt aid etate are '' attached, to the un- HnTri .;11' '"w offir IM- h.m.i. ?''- m th First Nation "P, Eu.-. Oregon. u;, ,;,' 'u.i from Ve date of eU',,',- Oregon, this 31st tW..riK'-TiARINE P. BEAN. " Estate of Ixims E. L TA'AXS,. v''.'r:"" E't. i.Wi-fl,-ii Name, address, phones, office and residence: Adams, W. J 321 I. O. O. F.-140 Bsker, 1 L., 1209 Pearl Ph. 2929 Brooks, V. L., 218 I.O.O.F. Bldg. 237 va: M r Dentistry ' r09 Miner Hldg. Phone 224 Lee, W. B, Tiffany Blag, 42-J 42-L bark and hops steady ond unchaug ed. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Aug. 21. OP) Acute scarcity of storage room for gram at leniiinir markets. Minneapolis and Duluth in particular, sent wheat values reeling downward u o-oo n .n,l., f ui.lr nt .innrl demand '.counted ns'a notable further depres- si nff inf uence. and so loo nm fiivnrahln weather conditions north west likely to increase the movement of wheat from rural sources. Heavy selfinir on the uart of holders of EUGENE MATTRESS &' L'PH. CO. 1 wheat future deliveries here wa In iattreMReH renniit. reLurneo aame evn encn ann worn inai me hiiiiu"i emtiargo agiimsl wneai snipmemi. i Galveston .for export had ueen lined MATTRESS FACTORY day. New mattresses, any sue. Phone 812 1108 Olive street. UPHOLSTERY 1a II Innliann EUGENE Fl RMTUKE HOSPITAL 4U1 w. atn Ave. i-none BUSINESS COLLECTION AGENCY BEGrORYi 1F-CEKRE Rut tW chaiiRp wer rcinrtpt1 for the loial markcta Wednpsdny. Errs and butter were michutiKri) follrtwnift Hflvjinecs Tiicadiiy. In thp local meat prices live hojts have dropped tt linlf cent to llftilUyc. Other moat prices r niaiued unchanged. Many blackherrieH are rotmnft In now, (he lliimiluyHN boinjj the imiin variety brought by local draleis rifiht now. However, EvercreeiiB are (HuninK in to lake the place of the Himalayas as tlio latter et passed the season. The KverhearinR strawberries from local fields are coining in plentifully, tjuotrd tlill at $2. -."ui., ?H a rratn, Sunnlies of Uraveusteiu aiiolea are very plentiful now. Prices on all apples rfntilii aruund .(&4c 6 pound. buying pncfl. Hut little of the fall squash is heinjr bought by the local stores now, awaiting better quality a little later. hat :s hoiiRht is ipioteu at -c a pound, buying price. PRUNES TURNING Prunes around Eiieene are beicin- ntn(i to turn. Picking operations are exp.M-ted to be underway between iseptemner 1 to in. Keports iroin all districts are for good crops. mannRcr. E. R. Johnston Is appointed by the hoard of directors. Mr&. Stewart of Tacoma Dies Here Mrs. .Tane Stewart, of Tacoma, Wash., died Wednesday morning. August 21, at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. -K. Thurston, 0H7 Hilyard street, at the age of 77 years. Mrs. Stewart is a member of the First Presbyterian church, of Tacoma, ami a member of the degree of honor, of Tmt!0, Waah. Mrs. Stewart is survived hr one daughter, Mrs. J. If. Nichols, of Tacoma, and one son, W. J. Stewart, of Seattle. The remains will he sent from the Watch funeral home to Tenino for interment In the family plot. LUMBER BUSINESS CONTINUES LIGHT WHILE PRICES VARY E TO BE REPRESENTED LOCAL PRICES Several Eugene. Christian En-ih-nvora are planning to send dele gations to the leadership training congerence to he held at Turner August 20 to September 2. Endeavors from all parts of the state will be present at the course. A number of the leaders In the chii-srs are from Eugene. Among the number are Walter Myers, Vesta Orrick, Mary Duller, Kosi Guiley, aud Alice (luiley. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 21 OP) The Cnited States Department of Agriculture weather bureau here to day, in a summary of weather and crop conditions in Orgou for the U'uatr Awli,ir AlltTimf '.'it tnHifltAH that harvest ia complete over con siderable areas and ia advancing rapidly elsewhere. The siimmarv follows: Cereals: Imsated corn Is doing well, and the same in true of some nnirngated fields that nave been well cultivated, but most uuirrigatcd corn is badly in need of rain. Kruita: nckinc or Hartietr. Dears in progress in the Rogue River val ley, and will begin in the Willamette valley in about a week. Pears and apples are doing well. Prunes are approaching maturity, and picking will begin In the warmer districts this week. Peaches are coming into the market in small quantities. Meadows, pastures and ranges: Haying Is generally complete except, for the later cuttings of alfalfa, and in the Willamette valley baling has been mostly done. Alfalfa Is doing well where here Is sufficient water. Domestic pastures contlnuea ary, ana the higher ranges are showing- the effect of continued drought. Live stock: Drying tin of pastures and ranges Is showing its effects on livestock, but no serious Josses are ronnrted. Miscellaneous: Melons nnd tomatoes are being marketed In larger quanti ties. Lnte notatoea and gardens need rain. Early hops are being picked. DUCE GIVES EXTRA STEEDS TO MILITIA KClflS Buyine prices: Extras H"o; stnnrtarils, H4o-, firsts, H:!c; eitrn me diums, :uio; first mediums, 2Ho: un dergrudes, 23c; pewees. 23e. Whole stile prices: Kxtrus 4Uc; standards illfc; mediums, H3e. BUTTEIl Wnolesnle prices: Stnn dHrd cubes 45c; sour cream butter 47f(t40c: sweet cream butter, Ei2c. BUTTKKKAT Unylng prices: Sweet cream butterfat, 60c; aour cream butterfat 4"e. POIII.Tilt lluiine Drlces: Hens 4 pounds and over, lb. 23c; liens, 8',.j to 4Si pounds, lb. ltlc: bens, 8', pounds and under, lb. 17c; old roosters, 10c; broilers, white, 22c; broilers, colored, 24c. MEATS HuyinR price: Steers, 001 1iV: wes.-4(atlc: lambs. Otitic: rear- ling wethers, 3'!A0c;.veal, litht fancy, lT'n(ftlSc; nogs. , IlliSC, live, maninc sows, heavy. GRAINS Buying prices: Wheat, No. 1 wlilte, $1.20; red wheat, No. 1. $1.17; barley No. 2, ton, $31; oats white. No. 2, ton $32(i,34. LOPAI. VK.nKTAHT.KfV- Buylns nrlces: flrpen onions, dos. bunches. 3,'i (l(,4Cc; radishes, dni bunches, 35((J 4"(lc; new beets, dos. bunches 3ri((i40c; new currots uoien uunciivs oo a4ic; cauliflower, lb., 8c; new nolaloes. Ih.. 2c; green beans lb., 4fij.")c: letluce, do. heads 00(irt7ric; summer squasn, uos., -."c; umiunse. n.. 2c: win bcaus, lb., tic; new tur- nlns. dos. bunches. 4fic: new . c:irn. doz. ears, it(aj'2iic; cucumbers, dos. 3(l(&,4llc; dill, dos., 7lc; dry onions, lb.. HtrlMr; Swiss chard, lb., 7c; green peppers, lb., l&c; table queeu sc,uash, doz., 41 fc. KM I ITS Buying prices: Oreen ap ples, lb. 2f(Vc; early poaches, 4-lb. bas ket 2llf(l30c; lame blackberries, crate Jlfel..i; strawberries, crate $2.2o(gi " ItXYS Buying prion: No. 1 oata and vetch hay. ton, fcl213; clover hay, ton, $12(313. L. M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col lectors. (J. N. .lohnston, attorney. MATTRESS FACTORY OBRIKNS MATTHKSS FAOTOHY JIATTKESSKS made over, new ones to order. 301 E. th St. l'hone 30D PIANO TUNING hUTF.LLI S WOOIJS, phone 172H-W PAri'EUl'.ON LAHAWAYS. I'h. 1 PSYCHIC READERS REV. VAIION1A BATES, medium 306 West Sth. Phone (J44-M. THOMAS BENNETT Psychic resd er. 114!) Willamette. Phone 1343. and thnt a permit system had been substituted failed to act as an offset for the downward swing of prices. Wheat closed greatly unsettled 5 3-8 to Be a bushel under yester dnv's finish. Corn closed Irregulai t 'I J ... Jn,.llnn In 1 Ativan? nuts 1-2 to I 1-8 off, and provisions unchanged to setback ol uc CHICACO LIVESTOCK CFIICAtiO, Aug. 21 OP) Hogs: 21,000 very slow, steady; 2"i(P-3(IO lbs. .1ll.0)(fj,10.(sr.; 130-100 lbs. $10.2,1 (,$11.3,"). t'attle: 10,000. Calves 2.000; un usually dull market, most killing classes ,r)0c to $1.0) lower for the week, steers Slid yearlings excepted. Steers. l.PIO-irilin lbs. $13.00'l,17.0O; II'iO-IIOO lbs. $13.II1,$I7.10; stocker and feeder steers $10.7r.i,$12.50. Sheen 22,HMI; steady; native lambs $1S.2nA.13.: rangera $13.0.'.; fat ewe. & r.H)t?0.2ri: fceiling lambs un sold. Lambs 112 lbs. down $13.00iii ; $14.00; ewes, 1W) lbs. down $4 '0 i H$UW, feeder lambs, $12.25($1.75. mini ia h I r I r"T" puuliu mm UNDERTAKERS BRANSTETTEKV-Fhone 433. MARION VEATCH Pearl at Tenth. WAI.KEK-POOI.E Funeral Home Eugene chapel, phone 723; Spring field chapel, phone 02-J. Mclntyre, K. E.. Miner Bldg. 2323 l ull and partial plates e specially. Moxley. W. B, Tiffany Bld Schaefer. W. C. Miner Bldg. Extracting Specialist 1748 Who Will Do ltl Contractor, Tradesmen, Repairmen. Miscellaneous Sorvteet The new Prodmnrs' Public mHr- kt at Broadway and ('harnelton will opn Thursflsy niurniitg for business. Hot nil prices are not epp(cd fo rhang from tlmse prevailing during tbf first part of the week. The market will Hose at noon. CfKiprHiing with other merchants of the city for Kugene day at the I.ane county fair, t f'rices potted for vegetables and fruit produce: CARRARA. Haly. t) Mussolini has found a use for the many gift horses offered him by ardent admir ers in Italy and abroad. After rid ing them once nr twice, to satisfy the donors, he bestows them upon mounted units of the Fascist Militia. The local troop of the With Legion, for exapiple, was given two splen did Arub sraya. The other qundrupeds the Dure receives and lions, tiger and bear cubs have been literally showered on him generally wind up as residents of the Home Zoo. . FIND OLD INSCRIPTION WASHINGTON, I. 0. A fossil hi rtle, belonging to an unknown species, has been found by the Field Museum of Natural History. The shell of tiie turtle bears sir Chinese Inscriptions which are thought to bt more than 4(KK years old. They are in the earliest of Chinese writing and correspond to the characters on the famous oracle bones of Ilonan. GRAIN EXCHANGE SHORT AND SOUR HA V HEUXAltMSO. Cnl. Charg lug desertion and cruelty, Margarito ('abral, .Mexican, asveo i"r uivotih from hia brid of two weeks, Olym ni. Cnhrnl He stated that he had repeatedly asked his wife to return to his home, but that she had re fused. The pair were married on June 27, 1022, and separated on July 15 of the same year. Alert farmers who have been tak- nr advantage or the faculties OT me Portland (irain Exchange to hedge their wheat, have been Increasing handsomely their net price per bushel says an exchange letter. Trie results of these operations have Increased be yond expectation, the total volume oi trading on the Exchange. IMHt weess prices lias snnwn in; farmer, banker, miller and merchant tits the Portland drain Exchange Is sensitive and responds uulckly to the rapidly changing condition affecting the urnrlri wheat nril'CS. The Portland drain Exchange Is governed by President A. M. t hry- SMII. Vice President Phtl Benedict Treasurer William Kearns, Secretary S. C. Draper, who with A. fi. Mutton, H. E. Mnnroro, . 1.. wnson, n. r. Mlkkeleon and Mark P. Miller com- npi.a lha tuinrrl nf directors.' TM hoard of directors Is elected annuallv bv the stockholders. The Titus, H. W., Miner Bldg. 1 ' D49 2034-W A. KLASMl': chimney sweep. At Sliumwsy's Plumbing Shop. Ph. IVi2 Willouthby. C. B- 257 E. 10th Ave. Pbone 738. OPTOMETRISTS ANO OPTICIANS BITTERKIEEH. 1)R- GEu. H. fth and Willamette Phone S39 HOKKMAN. UR. J. A. 7W) Willsmette- Phone 2H7 MEADE, ELLA C. 14 W. Sth Phone o30 Mt' il Y. DR- S- vr S32 Miner Bidg. Phone 302 AITO TOPS and sedan glass. Eu gene Auto Top '. !'' hsr. l."5. BJ.ACKSMlTIIIN'i Weld-rs, Ma chinists. S. B. Kinegin. 7'M High. PUBLIC MARKET cnMtr IliMF. DOCTOR! PARIS Ir. Robert B. .Moore, of New York baa agreed to drive golf hall from Paris to Berlin, a dis- nt 7(U miles. In 7.000 strokes So convinced is he that he can do it that he made a bet with Ir. Ker- nanrt Hon ri'V. d Mend07Jl. of PSriS Ho must aversge 170 yards stroke to make the distance. An agreement savs that he can use another ball If he loses one. nt DFST INN CLOSES i nvluiv Th fhiindos Arms hotel, Edgeware. erected In England during the eleventh centurv, lias been closed. It Is anirl to be the oldest tavern in England. At the time of its closing. It was In fair nnAit,',n This tavern is not with rtut comoetltion as to being the old- e.t In England. The Bell Inn, at Klnedon. Is said to date back to the tenth century. Bunch vegetables, radishes, tur nips, onion., nuncn o Bl ILIHNt) CONTRACTORS Hmr- ; Bunch carrots, beets, bunch Oc; greave. Lindsay. KS5 Oik St., ' 8 for ... .... Tei oinn Hulk beets, lb. 2Vi'9 c CHIROPRACTORS 1H J. E. St'Ot'IELD Palmer chir opractor. i77 Wiil. Ph. 157J; 1'4J GEO. A. SIMoN. EI' o cbroprsctor Pbone 3.V'-J. Over Tenney'a Store. MINERAL VAPOR BATHS CABINET Bl II.IlIN'i, f 'niture re- I'ry onions. Ih pairing, wood turning. I.ugen .ib- Jrn peppers, inet Shop. 210 W. 7th. li'.li J. .( ablir. II). .. . , . 1 . r.egpiant. each CEMENT CONTRACTOR -Nel. T. Nw iieas. Ih. Jorgen.en. Kll W. 7th. Phone Hfl. Endive bunch T . lilmhsrb. Hi CHIMNEY SWEEP A. KI.ASNK'. Leaf lettuce. II Known history of the che.s run. back to fivi years. n came of thousand Hail Shumway. Ph. 1: or 771. Head lettuce, heid '. Psrsley. bunch lb.' ZL .....li)c I'K-I "'S ! lic f.c j CLEANINti CO. (Jeneral cleaning ; 'I omsto.n, II.. -6C Expert Window Wachers. Cii'-umt-rs, ech fx-; some 2 for Floor waxing. Phone, 37 iV: "" 3 tor 'Q" . . . " fireen and wax beans, lb .V- PAINTIN'i- For bon.e painters and N cauliflower lb. 8c; 2 for I.V paper banter- c.ll pre. ton end "r P"tto-i, lb. 2Sc lisle.. N-,t Willsmette. phone . f 'al-ree. 2 l-,xe. .A" . K"hlrahi, lit . 2Vi'ar SAW FII.INij and repiirint. Eugene Himiliyi blackhrri.,. box s.w work, niair. l'hone j.'io r i--" i"" . o BRINQ YOUR work ta Hot min'i where the biit ol workminihlp coati no more. Watenmakert ind Jiwilert. 70 Willimitto. Masonic Lodge to Sell Old Property A special meeting of the Kugene lodge No. 11 A. F. and A. M. will ! held ill the new Masonic temple on Wednesday evening at 7:80 o'clock to cinsider the disposition of the old temple on Eighth avenue west between i ametle ann vilive streets. The old Masonic temple haa been the property of the Eugene lodge since is but naa noi ueen useu since the, openinir of the new tcirmle three venrs ago. it is said that the lodge trustees have offers on the property but as vet no announcements have oeen made. f Tobacco Crop is Injured by Rain t pttinctoV. Kt. W) The bar ley tobacco crop, one of the chief sources of farm revenue in this sec tion, has been reduced approximately 10 per cent Dy neavy rami, say oi- flcials of the State uoiiege oi Agri cultu re. Anmilnr leaf snot. Or rust, i full glis growth that attacks tobacco leavea during wet weather, aprenda rapidly during a rainy spell ana enis awny leavcB of the plant. Aa a re ault, lower prices are paid for the tobucco. Sardines by the Ton in Dalmatia strA T.ATO. Dnlmatta. UP) Adrl iftio anrdinoa of the finest variety wore offered here lor ioaa man THia vnur rarrn wri inn nrsrni In the history of the Dalmatian eoast and there was auch a eltit of (ha m Mr trot thnt local fishermen threw away hundreds of pounds. The sardine factories ana curing aiauvun wore nil ovnrstocKed. THEY WERE FINE 8H0ES .LftMHIM. When tho Homana made shoes they made them to laat. I n t ho courao or exen vuuuk int foundation for the new bank of KnK land, aevernl aolea of lU.man shoei worn unearthed, one of which dla Hm't.v bnre tho seal of a Horn a eaiilo. Three thicknesses of leather ere held togetner Dy copper nveia They were In a fair atate of preser- vn twin ovftn t nr. urn tner are hii mated to be more than 2200 years oiu. HF MADE HER TIRED rOKTIjANI, Ore. Mra. Maude flnnltmr hfiM vruwn tired of her bui hnurf T.onn. One evenlns last Decern ber tltey went to a dance and tripped the light fantastic for several huurs. Came time to go home and Ion (tot the Idea that ills wile anouin wai home. Ho Mra. Gardner, she claim' was mado to walk four miles Dac ha me. Hhe recently aued for divorce, The volume of new business com Inic to the lumber mills of the Kugene district continue to be light during e first two weeka of August while price trends during the same period ' showed considerable variance, accord- K to the latest report to Crow'a Pacific Coast Lumber Digest. The port follows: i'he new business comlne Into the mills here during the past two weeks haa been light. Product ion haa tap- , ered off considerably aud is not over IK I per cent of normal, aa practically all of the extra ahifta which were ' added in June have been discontinued. he night shifts that were added ere in overy instance by concerns int were mitting their entire produc tion into long dimension. The im mediate res ult a uf that ill advised cD naa to cause a break in tons dimension prices and the market for Uiat class ot iumnr ia now lik huax poor bape that many of the long -dime nsicu mills are taking on other :latiaea of business. rice trends are showing; consirt- erahle variance. The concerns that re in do si ti on to furnish mixed cars containing bo til finished uppers and -eomiii'rj huve not found It uccesary to make concessions on orders of that nature. Straight cara of Joists and short dimension are weak and cut ting Is also being bought for slightly ' less than It waa 30 days ago. How ever, the shrinkage in price has so far not been great and on many items of railroad material tne mills are get- -ting the same money thnt they were nxty tiaya ago ao mat mey nave not teen badly hurt yet. Mill stocks are still below normal. It la true that a footage equal to the cut naa not been moved since the first of this month but the average concern is in position to stock their surplus for another three or four weeks and the general opinion is that a fall revival will be under way before the first of Sep tember and that is giving the manu facturers considerable courage. Order files are light but that is not unuBual under the uttw method of selling. On account of thrre being bucd a nrnn numhor of small and medium sised plants throughout this district, the reluctance of the eastern and middle west retail yards to buy straight car? ot common naa proo flhlv been felt here more than in otner sections wnere larger pcrt-rni.- age of the operations have dry kilns. THe call for car material ia not- aa heavy as It was and while prices have had a tendency to weaken, the change so far nas not oeen appreciaoie, as so many of the mllla have enough car material already on their books to satisfy them until the middle of Sep tember. Khnrt mi t tin, such as ties and plank, )ias been somewhat scarce. There has recently been a bigger vol ume than usual or Bpeciai Bireei. na tion ties bought, and that has been a big help to the mills that depend upon cutting or tnat son. nnur, uium'i for commercial uses are being bought in limited quantities ann ine can ior Krldge plnnk la seasonably light. The OaUrorma ran traoe is auu t. tn Vwi ATneeteri flt this time of year, ljite reports Indicate that crop conditions throughout the inland parts of California are highly satisfactory :. and It la predicted by salesmen cell ing on the trade that the fall con sumption of lumber will be fully up to normal. ' " , ,. v nA a rrtm much activity during the first half of August and since July waa siowor u.u n for several years the opinion Is very generally shared that fall buyin should start the latter half of thin month and there should be an abunrt -ance of buslnesa through September and October. Nearly one-eighth of the surfaen of Sweden is covered with lakes. An Indian epmers weu, ouij 1.1 Inchea wide, was found to contain over 41,000 meshes. Petting Insnrsncey Hee Thigh ar.Sj Heavy Old Growth Slab Wood, 12 or 10 In. length. CC Cfl per cord 4W.WU MANERUDHUNT1NQT0N FUEL CO. Phone 6S1 KILL WORMS WITH NEEV1A WORM CAPSULES 8PECIAL8 ON BEDROOM FURNITURE JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. KELLY SpHngfliltl TIRES T. L. OHL8EM 8upir-8ervloe Station Four Busy Drug Stores Locited for your oonvenlenoe. Ask for your Cash Register p.nelQte thiv ire valuable. 86 E, Broadway GOODYEAR TIRES At Mill Order Prlo Eugene Vulcanising Works WUUiJSAWiNti ra0E 22ti. hhiid. 11. .. ... BOXES L U 0 S Eugene Box Co. 4tH ifid Pearl Phone 1271 ROUNDWORMS, HOOKWORMS STOMACH WORMS la Hogs, Sheep, Goats, Poultry, . Dogs and Foxes TTie result of 20 jnn' iesrth for 1 wocm destroyer that Killf does tje work. trrECTIVE SAFE INEXPENSIVE hi ae far frae InaeM an akeat ta. M. MMA CartUIUS. Kt SILL NEMA WORM CAPSULES KUYKENDALL DRUG CO. 870 Willamette Pliir.i 23 Lowest Price, on Hlgheat Quality Druga. Carroll-Davis Pharmacy 730 Willamette Phono 26 Ludford's Paint, Will Piper, Art Goodi 55 West Broadway Pbone 749 YOU ARE INVITED to see ind hair the new Phi'.ca Balanced Neutrodyne Radio at the Radio Servlc and Supply Co. "Radio Headquarters" ihone 148 for Printing Eugene Printing Co. Guard Building y On Vacation! Juat call 1!00 or tell the carrlar yoar Tacatlon addreai and Thi Guard will follow jrou whereTer you go, keep ing you in touch with every thing at home. The Guard Follows Your Vacation. 1 ll.eei'so.N S MINERAL VACllt BTHS. 2i'2 EAST BKOAHV'AY 6l IiSI". 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