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Newspaper Page Text;!0 102f. nent for Rent 620 -T .ot rn'TS ( for- i! n. mo mo.J.rn in every 1 iu .nartmenui h.rs. electric rangee. frJT hardwood floor., .ic. fci"";..". facilities. Fur- 1 rTrVT-Oo 4-room modern, ''TJdre Sl W 8th or bM AUTO CAMP. V-Furnished apartmenta; 'JTi rooms. Firepuce ana enow- rElffii COURT APARX- KtcsTpoo'" 30S4"j afternoon fp located at 782 E. Broad ; 1 bedrooms, ba.ment. fur- , 6repla, electric rawte. SiRGBEAVES & LINDSAY fS OSs.-Phon 2040 and BATH Furnished Costal. Eieciric siovea, J?u. Z. hot water, heat, telephone. ,7or service. VEKI reaaonable. JtSCENT." I ij;aSE Nicely furnished 4 V fist. Has and wood rana-e, prl kbtta. Uaraie. Three blocks 1 0( university. Price very rea JlSe Phone 86J-J or call 1679 RENT APARTMENT 3-rooma i ilMpins porch, electric range, Zurti. furnlahad, builtins by gtse kif" school. 16S8 Lincoln I BENT Furniahed or unfur tio Fisk Apartment, 11th and ak streets. 5 rooma, furnace, fire iff sleepins porch, modern, cloa. JfUe i'KKO 1030. EENT Cosy and quiet three am apartment. Ideal home for n. Price reasonable. Everything ttiurv for comfort inclusive. 0 Columbia. Phone 015- W. TLY FURNISHED APART- t.T Private entrance. .Bath. Sii. TJS See these. 3-room apart eoU. Best location. Plenty of at. Garage. Call rear 1235 MilL I HENT-OSBURN APTS.-Firat Im famished or unfurnished mpts. rsat; ratea reaaonable. Phone ICR COURT 1S42 Alder. One kniiaed modern double apt. avail tit Jul 1. Very low aummer ratea. as custodian. .WISHED APARTMENTS 8 sods sad hath. Fireplace and elec e refrigeration. 1224 Mill Phone JK-W. tVISHED 3-ROOM APART K.NT In Springfield. $10.00 per seoth. Pbone 1579 Eugene. USI APARTMENTS Modern, a, well furnished. 72 West toadway. HUSHED APARTMENTS In Ira 477 West 8th. U DOWNSTAIRS, FRONT. PONOGRAPH. SUN ROOM. UiGE. 821 W. luth. E COURT Furnished or unfur Jbtil apartmenta, 1245 WiUam u. Phone 88. WISHED APARTMENTS p rent 823 Pearl St. tEE-ROOM APARTMENT Pri it hath. Everything furniahed, an2 OliTe, P W.NT- Four-rcom apartment. Mod floor, partly furniahed. 115. etHeat 11th M. t RENT Furniahed 3-room Apt. Hi 487 W. 8th. fiRTMENTS-Wlth ateam heat. g" -v -W. 83 West Broadway. Houses for Rent 630 RENT Fully modern ' 5-room "ate. Close to grade school, junior ga and university. 1415 Moaa St. ftone S8S.VW. RENT Modern house, three JSTJ?' ,ur",''- fireplace, hard- jr 'mors, rngioaire, "foe 453-R. garage. SES FOR RENT in all parU of i l r ",rmsb'd or unfurnished, r - E.JUlniES REALTY CO. J 1 42 WillAmtrM fit 'ERN BUNGALOW Fireplace, "trie range. Nice lawn. On east . SW AN MORTGAGE CO. iL" -t. Ph. ins IT EN -.-.-.j, iiwlcil wun iur ,e 12MJ-J. aI.,Vi'!iREN"r-0" Crow road Sn terminal. J20 per month. E. Hth. Phone 147-.M ik,TBivl-Fl'GENE ' Niht i rRANSrl.U 4; STORAGE Ph. fvT ... ANYWHHRE 2063 '." I OH HIRE 341 E14 Ceitl T, N,od"n 7-room house. K""' ""cated for univeraity, his il ,'' "Dd rl"i' achool. i'Ji'.R?. "nd Pi,no movi"lt Itb reaonable. C. 4 ""'"Ui to. Phone 32. ,R-,"r-To .Halt.. A H..n 4- b I'.Iro,l"d home. At l76 E. S u;'"r."f ttmton Hurd. " .HQ , "ih "d Lincoln St. Good !;Cie.D. $.io.uo pr month. i r ,Z JV'-'Mi. Willamette hUrn""d b0UM- Lin- 1''V''r' v rM,n fcoUM Dir SR-mt.MSHED HOUSE !: l i . .. ' '-. ' ",A'rtT,ni anH hus- A dKuWN. Ik. liXi ... For Rent Farms 640 FAHMS FOR P.ENT bit acrea close to Eugene. Good house. 30 acrea tillable, balance paature. 62 Acrea. 1 mile eaat of Goshen. Fine dairy farm. Electric li.hu and water jyatom. U.-,r,d buildings. F. J. BERGER 868 Willamette 8t. Phone 695 FOR RENT 20 acrea. 8 milea north Eugene, 5-room house with sleep ing poroh. Inquire Mr.. A. N. GREEN. 1190 Olive. Board and Room 650 FOR RENT Rooma with board for -2 gentlemen. Garages. 4(35 West 11th. Phone 1387-M. CLEAN. FURNISHED ROOMS Home cooking. 1250 Willamette St. Wanted to Buy 700 HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? Furuifre. stove., toola. clothing, raga, back., papera, magatinea, any thing elae. We pay the most money. EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE. Phone 2390 20B W. 8th WANTED Barley Wheat Oata By sack or carload. GRAY'S FEED STORE WANTED Old bicycles. DINTY'S CYCLE & TOY STORE 120 Weat 8th St USED FURNITURE One piece or a house full. Phone 690 for highest caah prices. Corner 8th and Olive. WILLAMETTE FURNITURE CO. WANTED Baby calve.. Apply A. C. MATHEWS, Phone office 732; rea idence 1245-M. FURNITURE WANTED GREER'S AUCTION MARKET Phone ?152 WANTED Rye graa. seed. Wa do cleaning. GRAYS FIlED ST0R8 CASH PAID for suits, clothing, tool., tent, or moat anything STAR EXCHANGE 0M) Will. Ph.597 CASH PAID for uaed piano. Phone 1280-R. WANTED STOCK HOGS J. H. BRAY, Phone 7S-F-2 WANTED Light trailer, good shape. B. H. OOMPH. M. R. A. FRYERS 1V1 to 2 lb. Best ric.a paid. MAMMY'S CABIN. Phone 2770. WANTED TO BUY Second hand range with coils. Call 2579. After . 6:30 033- W Wanted, Help 720 WANTED HOP. PICKERS, 1V4 milea N. W. Springfield. Free wood and cabina. Store on grounda. Will ay leading price for picking. Start ept 5th. Phone Springfield 53-F-12 or 63-F-22 or write AN DERSON BROS. M. R. B. Eugene. HOP PICKERS WANTED At the Patteraon laland yard 1-2 mile eaat of Ferry atreet bridge. Pick iisg will begin Sept. 4. Phone 7tfF3 or write L, S. Christofferson, Eugene, Ore. HOP PICKERS Fish Hop yard be gina picking about Sept 6. Cabina, wood, baaketa, etc,! furniahed. Phone Springfield 53-F-8, Eugene. M. R. B. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN live with young couple, keep bouse, care for year-old child, good borne for right party. $5 per week, room and board. Phone 2776. MAN. 25 to 40. with acquaintance in Eugene and Lane county, who de slrea permanent connection with growing concern. Balea experience desirable but not essential. Call morninga 8:80 to 10:00. Write 267 Care of Guard. WANTED AT ONCE Set of fallere and two buckera. A. H. H1NKSON 229 Zumwalt Bldg. Phone 310 HOP PICKERS WANTED Sept. 2. Usual camping and transportation accommodations. WAYNE McBEE, Ht. 2, Eugene. . Thone Spr. 47F14. WANTED Trucka for hauling logs, liuiuire LEE MARTIN, Terminal Hotel. WANTED Woman for light house work. Apply 1424 West 5th St. HOP PICKERS WANTED Begin picking Sept. 2nd. t mile east of Goshen. H. L. EDMUNSON. Go shen. Phone Springfield. 25-F 24. WANTED Experienced fountam glrL Oregana Confectionery. 796 E. 11th. WANTED Experienced girl for housework. Pbone 1587-J, between 8 snd 12 a. m. Situations Wanted 730 HOUSE PAINTING. PAPER HANG ING. KaLSOMINING AND IN TERIOR DECORATING, Paul de Autremont, 395 West 20th. Phone 3087-W. WANTED Year round job: wood cutting, farm work, or rent ufr nished rsnch on sharea. Geo. E. Turner, CorvaJlia, Ore., Care Jildd Smith, R. 4. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN want, cooking in Fraternity house. Ex perienced. Write Box 33, Spring field. EX PERI ENCED BO OK KEEPER and stenographer wishes position. Phone 310S. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN w.nt. work a rh. mbermaiH. Experienced. Write Box 33. Springfield. ANT" N B WANTING I'ARPEV TERS to work call LuBOR UNION HALL 2694. WANTED By day or hour, washing, cooking. Janitor work, ett. Phone 8177. 991 t 12th. WOODSAW1NG Phone BAUER, 5f2-M. WtxiDSAWINO Call 29H3-J. 1. G. PKDEHSON. FOR WOOD SAWING Call NEIL. 119-J. WiMiiiHAWING WANTED Pbont 2'.'8. WANTED he-ring at my home. Pbone 2492-J. WOOD SAWING Pbone (rr. 71-W. Win l iSA WIMi I'hofje 5i2 M. WVvii-'SAWLNG ITione 870- W. Wanted Miscellaneous 760 W ANTEI $1000 on first mortgage loan. Eugene realdeni-e property. r.broke,r"e- c Mr- Lundy. 1205: or 10&i after 6 p. m. WANiED Motnera not wlsning to go to the hospital for "confine ment" to cara for in my home. Good care at reasonable rate. MRS. BJRRUR, 1392 Villard St. Pbon. WANT PASSENGER To Salt Lake, Sunday. Call after 6 p. m. 1655 Charlotte St. PADDED VANS FOR MOVING LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE ' CO. 59H West 5th WANTED To trade radio for your old piano. McMOKRAN & WASHBURNE Third Floor Money to Loan 800 rER30NAL INSTALLMENT LOAN'S Wa lend money on furniture, caVa, endorsed note and other good se curitie. repayable in weekly or monthly installmenta. Be aure to inveatigate our terms before you borrow. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION Sal Willamette St. Phona 955 Over Lee Dukea LOAN'S We have money to loan on homes, apartmenta and buBincsa property. Six per cent and aeven per cent Small monthly payments, prompt service. BANK OF COMMERCE1 SEE MR. TIFFANY . MORTGAGE LOANS On residence or business property. Mortgages and contract, bought and aold. General InauranC . CASCADE INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO. Rm. 24. lat 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 farm.; monthly payments on city proper ties if desired. Plenty money and quick action. F. J. BERGER, 868 Willamette, St. MONEY TO LOAN on city real ea tate. Small or large amount HENRY TROMP First National Bank Bldg. LOANS EASY PAYMENTS F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE S41 Willamette Phone 811 LOANS We make.atraight loan, on improved city property. BANK OF COMMERCE 6 PER CENT LOANS on reaidential property. ROBERT W. EARL Miner Bldg. Phone 2482 AUTO, FURNITURE and CHAT TEL LOANS Cara refinanced, email monthly payment.. SWAN MTG. Co., 9 Eaat 7th LOANS Beat City Loan in City. No Better Farm Loan. McCULLY REALTY CO. 9 Weat Broadway Phona 187 IRA O. GATES will refinance or loan money on your automobile, also chattel loana. Small monthly payments. 410 MINER BLDG. Phone 2676. 8 and 7 MONEY' for bldg, or refi nancing loana. Small monthly pmta. McKY & GILFKEY, 17 E. 8th FOR the bent farm and city loana see W. 9. LICHTY. 82 E. 8th Ave. MONEY TO LOAN P. AUG. PETERSON. 632 Will. Miscellaneous 900 STORAGE CRATING MOVING . PADDED VANS PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. , 59H West 5th ANY GIRL in trouble may communi cate with Ensign Lee of the Salva tion Army at the White Shield borne, 565 Mayfair Avenue, Port land. Ore. HAULING BHAY BROS. Service truck hauls garbage and rubbish. Residence one stop per week, 50c per month. Pbone 7G-F-2. Noiloa to Creditor. Notice 1. hereby given that the un dersigned hsve been appointed execu trices of the Inst will and teatsment and eatate of Walter F. Carter, de ceased. AH pernons having claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present the ssme duly veri fied and with proper vouchers to said extcutrlces at the office of llarria, Smith Sc Bryaon, Miner Building. Eu gene. Itne County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the firat publication of thia notice. Date of the first publication of thl. notice 1. August 1, 1929. MARIA T. CARTER. ALMA C. HENRY Executrlces of Last Will and Testa ment and Estate of Walter F. Car ter, deceased. HARRIS, SMITH & BRYSON. Attys. for Exs. No.2714-Thur-dya29 COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col-le-tors. C. -sV Johnston, sttorney. MATTRESS FACTORY O'BRIEN S MATTRESS FACTORY MATTPESKF.S made over, new onea to order. 391 E. Ktn St. Phone 3U9 PIANO TUNING H TELLI S WOODS, phone 1729-W PATTKR!'."N LARA WAYS. Ph. 1. PSYCHIC READERS REV. VARONIA BATKH. medium. SUA West 'b. Phone 644-M. UNDERTAKERS BKANHTETTER Pbone 433. MARION EATt'H - Pearl at Tenth. 1- WAI.KEH PiMH.E r-uperal Home Kogene rhspei. ph.-n 73; Spring deid chapel, phone tj.'-J. THE EUGENE GUARD BUTTER ADVANCES HALF FIRST PRUNES IN ON PUBLIC MART The fir.t of Lane county'a Italian prunea to come on the market were in Thursday at the Producers' Public market selling at 25c a basket. Greater quantitiea of home-grown tomatoes, melon., and green beana were other featurea at the market Thursday. Prices on Uie whole con tinued the sane aa for Wednesday. Only fair trade was reported for the day. The tomatoes remain it 5c a pound. 90c a crate. The melons were every where through the market, aelling at all kinds of pricea. Peach and Hungarian prune, or plums are at their beat right now. The former sell usually at 15c a bas ket and the Hungarian at 5c a pound. More of the pie pumpkin wns In Thursday, aelling around 2 3c a pound. Uttering, of peache. were more numerous than tney have been. The fosters are coming In now. Peachea continue around 2.riffi30c a banket Crabanolea are not so plentiful and those coming in are prettv ripe. They sell still at 5c a pound, six pounda for 25c. More of the banana .onash ia com ing in. Pricea remain unchanged at 3c a pound. i-Duraoay Drougnt an extra tot ot PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS ALLEN, S. D. 794 Willamette. RAY, L. L. 441 Miner Bldg. SLATTERY, H. E. Phone 193, SWAFFORD, -WHITTEN, Lawyer. 201 Tiffany Bldg. Phone 831. WINTERMEIER, O. A. 704 WU lauiette. Land title, und probata specialist.. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phone., office and residence : Bundrant W. C. 612 Minor Bldg. 501574 Rectal Diseases and Constipation Dale & Sether, Miner Bldg. 48 Surgery, Radium, X-ray Donahue. CUaa. D., Miner Bldg. ' 21001233 Genlto Urinary Disease. Dyott Gaven, C, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eva. Ear. Nose and Throat 1332583 Faust, R. O. Miner Bldg. Fields, R. H., Miner Bldg., 0281370 Gen. Medicine Obatetrica. Diseases of women. Guldager, G. F., Miner Bldg. 1748 2888-J Gullion, O. R.. I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. , 133 1616-J Howard, M. a 812 Tiffany Bldg., 1115284 Hunt Cha.. E., Miner Bldg.. 648-1132 Dlrea.e. ot Children Obstetrica. Kent L. 8., Miner Bldg. 7881634 Kerron, Seth M., Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diaeaaea a Specialty. 1871472 Northwest Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, l. u. U. I. Blflg.. loo. Robblns. Carl W. Tiffany Bldg. 18721336 Scaief., fl. T, I. tt O. F. Bldg. 70-J 70-L Selover, F. E., 816-17 Tlffsny Bli,. Skin Diseases and Internal Medicine Stanard, D. G., I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eye,. Ear, Nose and Throat IKS 2829 Talbot, H. G., Miner Bldg. B4fl 2338-J Wetherbe., J. It., Miner Bldg., 1001 Ke, Ear, Noae and Throat. Zimmerman, E. L, Tiffany Bldg. 61! 1082 DENTISTS WUEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST CALL ONE OF THE FOL- LOWING: Name, addre.., phonea, offjee and residence: Adams, W. J., 821 I. O. O. F. 149 Baker, L. K, 1200 Pearl Ph. 21)29 Brooks, V. U 218 I.O.O.F. Bldg. 237 Endicott, 8. C Dentialry 009 Miner Bldg. Phone 224 Lee. W. B Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-L Mclntyre, K. E., Miner Bldg. 2323 Full aud partial plate, a specialty. Motley, W. E Tiffany Bldg. 1872 104H-J Schaefer, W. C. Miner Bldg. 1748 Extracting Specialist Titua, H. W., Miner Bldg. 949 2034- W Wlllouthby. C. B., 257 E. lOlh Ave. Phone 731. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS BLTTERFIELD. DR. t;EO. II 8th and Willamette Phone 639 HtJFFMAN, DR. J. A. 790 Willamette Phone 287 MEADE,. ELLA C. 14 W. 81b Pbone 330 MOODY, DR. 8. W. 832 Miner Bldg. Phone 3.52 CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. E. MfOFIELD . J'.imer chlr opr.ctor. 877 W II! . Vii. ViAl GEO. A. SIMON, Electro rbr.,M rtor l"hooe 3A0-J. Over Penney'. Yum. MINERAL VAPOR BATHS THOMI'SON'S MINF.HAI. VAIfllt BATHS, 2t2 EAST RR11ADWAV M ncE IN ATTENDANCE. PUO.NE 11M-W or 621-J. O ha very tiuv til.-kilnx cueumberu. sell ing at 8c a pound. Bartlett pears ate selling from $1.50 to S2 a bushel. The pickling pears are in now, aelling at 3c a pound. Itlackberriea are generally aelling at $1 a crate now. The home-grown lettuce ia holdinr up pretty well and supplies Thursday were more plentiful than earlier in the week. The Gravenstlen annles are rlner and their best season is about here. Green peppera continue to flood the market. Prices varied Thursday from 5i8f, best atuff continuing to sell at he a pound, two for 15e. Following were pricea at the mar ket for the day: PUBLIC MARKET Bunch vegetables, radishes, tur nips, onions, bunch . 5 Bunco carrots, ixsets, bunca Oc; 3 for .10i Bulk beets, lb, 2Vi$3c Swiss cbard, lb. 5c Dry onions, lb - . r.4tf'3c Ureeu peppers, lb. 58c; larger ones, 82 for 13c Lecnlant. each , 10tii2(.N:i Endive, bunch ! Rhubarb, K 2c! Leaf lettuce, lb. 10c Head lettuce, head ..... 5(g;i0c Pa rl ey, bunch w ..6c To ma toe a, lb Be Cucumbers, each 6e; some 2 for fie: some S for lOe Green and wax beans, lb. - 5c ew eauimower. id. omiw New potatoes,, lb. .lHOSWc StrawUrrlea, 2 boxes ..... 25c Kohlrabi, lb J!(g;3c Himalaya blackberries, box 6c rresn lima beans, id. iuc; 3 lbs, 2tV: shelled, lb 20c Summer squash, each 3(5 5c: or lb 8c Table Queen squash, each 5c ivew crn, rtos. lOtnw Pioklinir cucumbers, traded, lb. 4 fa 8c I.euion encumbers, 2 lor 5c .Melons, eftfh .....-,.-....oBSJ(.c Peaches, basket - 2Sa.'!0c Crab apples, lb 4(t.V Pears, lb. 5c; crate, .30c Pickling onions, lb 10c Apples, lb. (ftCic; best grade, o lbs . ..i..25c Gsrhc, lb. 16c Squash, Banana, Golden Delicious Boston Marrow, Hubbard, lb 3c Plums, Hungarian, peach, lb. .-25c Pie pumpkin, lb i,(aHc Ground cherries, lb. . Parsnips, lb. LL1....11.,I .,,4" reserving to inn toes, lb. r- UKra. id. 15c 25c ..lOtaific Mexican chill, lb, Green broccoli, lb, Watermelon, lb. Spinach, lb 2c 30c Pickling oears. lb. ,..8c Italian prunes, basket 25c New Points For Telephone Opened . " Transatlantic telephone service be tween North America and three ad ditional pointa in ICurope Dublin, tn the Irish-Free state: Belfast In Northern Ireland, and the whole of the Isle of Man waa instituted on Monday, August 26, according to word received by John i. .Bland, local manager for the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company. With the onenina- of service to these points, approximately 20 European countries can now be reached ba transatlantic telephone. IToo Late to Classify IU27 DODGE SPEOIAL COUPE. Has original.Mrea. Hun lea. than 16.000 inllea, bargain. Ui2 Wil lamette. Pbene 1WI0.' Who Will Do ltl C.atraoter., TraJesmsa, R.,.lrmea, Mlteallaatau. Service. AL'TO TOPS and aedan glass, Eu gene Auto Top Co. 730 Char. 155. BLACKSMITH1NO Welder.. Ma chinists. 8. B. Fineg.n, 701 High. El'ILDINU CONTRACTORS H.r gre.ves & Lindsay, 835 Oak HL, Tel, 2040. CABINET BUILDING, furniture re- fiairing. wood turning. Eugene Cab net fcbop, 216 W. Tib. 16U8-J. CEMENT CONTHACTOn Net. T. .lorgensen, 931 W. 7th. Phone 1480. CHIMNEY SWEEP A. KLA8NIC. Hall & Shumway. Ph. 10U2 or 771. CLEANING CO. General cleaning Expert Window Washers. Floor waiing. Phon. 387 J. E. KILBORN OAS AND WATEP 1M.MPS INSTALLED .nd REPAIRED Phona 315-J REM. 815 High St. PAINTING For house painter, and paper hangers call Preston and Halea, 851 Willamette. Phone 1166. SAW FILING and repairing. Eugene Saw Works, 440 Blair. Phona 2."fi. WOOD8A WING -PHONE 2826. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS THE RINGLET1E CROyUlNOLE Permanent War., COMPLETE 7.uO. Ilaircuttiug. marc.lling. finger wav ing shampooing, faiala. BUB S Br.AL'lTt lillOP 877 Willamette Phone 838 CHOgLlNOLE PERMANENT WAVE Finger wave, marcelling. Facial.. Etc. H.ir cut. 25c and 3ir. CITY BEAUTY SHOP, 111 E. Broadway. Phone 349. C0RKTS BARCLEY Irene Croaley. 294-M. FUR SPECIALIST FUR SPECIALIST Expert In r- f airing. remoJeling and cleaning all inds of furs. Renning . specialty. Work guaranteed. Madam Ker bracfae. Iu24 Polk St. Puooe 9H9-J, MATTRESS FACTORY El:tiEE MATTRESS CPU. CO. Mattresses rebuilt, return.4 ..roe fl.y. New mattresses, any site. Pbone 812 1108 Olive street. UPHOLSTERY Jo. If. .I.ckson ELGENB FLRN1TLUE HOSPITAL idl U task A As..a Al 1 ' CHOERE OTHER MARKETS REMAIN STEADY Butter was quoted a h elf -cent higher on all grades here Thursday. Wholesale quotations given brought standard to sour cream but ter to 4SH50Hi ond I1 aweet to 63H. Buying prices on Butterfat con tinued the same as f.ir the early week. Pricea on eggs, poulyy, meats, grains, and vegetables were all steady. Peaches are being bought mora on basis now at $2 a bushel. Blackebrries continue plentiful and unonangeq at $i tnd fi,-o a crate. But little fall squash ia being bought as most of it is pretty green. Plums of several varieties are coming in, usually quoted ata So a pound, buying price. New corn continues around and 20c a do sen eara for the beat atuff. Threshing Is practically completed in th? Land coutily ctioua. YMle no estimate lias as yet been made on the crop the average is said to be good. Following: were local prices lor tne day: LOCAL PRICES EGGS Buyiiie nrices: Extras S7o; stnndards. 34c: f-rntf. 32o: extra me diums, 3Uc; first mediums, 2fl't un- dergrades, arte; pewees. sjc. .vnoie sale or ken: Extras 40c; standards 39c; mediums, m.c. MUTTKK. wtioiesaie pricea: stan dard nibes 46Vjc; sour cream b-.iter 48 14 (ft 50 Vac; sweet creuiu butter, BUTTEUFAT Buying ?r Ice a: c; sour Sweet cream hutterfut, cream butterfat, 48c. POUI.TKY Buying rices: Hens 4Vi pounds and over, Id. 2Hc; hena, y id tg pou&us. ID. itfCj nena, pounds and under, lb. lie; old oosters. lUc; broilers, IK to 1 Iba., lb. 24c; broilers, 1 lba. aud up, lb. a2c. -MEATS Buying price: fiteera, 8ra i0c; ewoa, 4iitk-j lambs, 0(y)10c: year- wemers, ouuc; veai, iignc iaaL-7, (ft 18c; hogs. Uve, llllc; sows, nuavv. iwLac OKAIN8 Buiing prices: Wheat, No. 1 white, S1.15; red wheat. No. 1, $1.11; barley No. 2, ton, $20a33; oata white, iso. A ton i4i... LOCAL VEQETABLEa-Buyin nrlcea! Green onions, dou. bunchea. Si 40c; radishes, doa. bunches, Mu) 40c; new beetB, do., buochea ButS'i new carrots auaon Duncuea 00 (ft 40c; cauIICoAot, lb., 8c; new notatnes. lb.. 2c: green beana lb., 4(ffi0c; lettuce, doa. heada Bf)7fic; ummer aquasn, doa., 411c; cabDage, id. 2c: wag beuna, lb., (Ic; new tur nips, dos. bunches, 4ric; new corn, doz. eara, l,r)(i20c; cucumtiera, doa. 80tot40c; dill, do... 7iic; dry onions, lb., 34c; Hwiss chard, lb., 7c; green Seppers, lb., l."ic; table queen squash, oz., 4k'; sjiinuch, lb., 7c; banana squash, lb. 2c. VltUITS Buying price.: Green an- Elea. ll. '4c; pcacnes, niianei, lurkberrles, crate ildtl.'-'.'i; straw berrieM, crate $2.2otrr;;t ; plums, lb., bc. HAYS Iluvlna nrices: No. 1 oata and vetch hay, tou, $14; clover hay, ton, $14. . ALL BUTTER GOES PORTLAND. Ore.. Aut. 2fl. All grades of butter except first ad vanced half a cent at the Portland I rod ure exchange. Extras sold at 4i , Htaudarda WMiC', prime firats at Ac and firsts 42 cents. The ere market was firm with no change in quotations. OTHER MARKETS PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 29.- Cattle and calves: Qiu.talily ateady; receipts, cattle 35, calve. 10. iiorh: rr uuy aieaoy; receipt. -iyir. Sheep and lambs: Talking ateady; receipts 800, including 24U on con tract. PORTLAND DRAIN PORlTyAND. Ore.. Aug. 2. W Wheat futures: Sentember. ODen. U.23'j; close, $121 "j. December, opts. $1.31; close. $i i 7-a , Alny, open, ll.wr, close i.iu. Cash wheat: Big Bend Illueatem. bard white $1.35; aoft white, $1.25; western white, $1.25; hard winter, $1.22: northern spring, $1.22; western red, $1.22. Oatn: No. 2 38-lb. while 34. Today's car receipla: Wheat 102; barley 1; flour 10: corn C; vat. 0; hay 4. PORTLAND PRICES IORTI.AND. Ore., Aug. 29. OP) Butter, all grades eiccpt firsts, half cent higher. Cubes: Eitrn. 47 C; standards 40VjC; prime Itrsla, 4.'fVjC; firsts. 42-. Creamery prices: Prints 3c over cube atandards. Potatoes: steady. lr irwt,. Genu, No. 1 grade fiXMi'i.Kr. per cwl local Buxbanka, $2.5U(u2.75; new $3 il S3.2A. Eggfc milk (butterfat). poultry, on ions, wool. nut., bay, rnacara hark, hope: Steady and uncbauged. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Aug. 29. P U. 8. D .A.: Hogs, 18.000; 20 higher; 250-3')0 IImi. $10 to 11.15; 13-JtO lbs.. $10.25 to 1165. 'ttl.: J): calves 2000; slow and steady on steers, yearlings fairly ac tive; .teer. 1300-1600 Tin. $13 to $16. ill; 650 1100 Ih $18.25 to 17; fed vearlirgs 750-950 lbs. $13.2.5 to 16.50 Vealera $16 to 17.5T); .tocker and feeder .leers $10.75 to 12.75. Hheep in.iaaj; slr. rtrmny in wear, native lam be tl3-135ll: rangera un sold; f.t ewes $4 $5.50: feeding lambs att-fldr. lambs ti'i lbs. down $1 1 .1-1.1. io; ewes IV) th. down Vt-&.7&; feeder lambs CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Aug. 21-yP Bullish cables from the Argentine snd short covering In sn overttoW market re versed an early downturn on the Chicago wheat market ia-Uy. Export Ing wan "till quiet ariJ dutlnis at Liverpool wesVened Ci7Tago at first but a rally of four centu frin th bottom eusutd with shorts buiui0 all the way np. Priflt taking trimmed dowa th i?t gain. Othr grsins firmed up on adverse crop news and corn for December deli re ry crossed the dollar mnrk. Wheat finished strong. 2 to 2 3-4r higher and corn strong, 1-8 to 1 l-2o up. Oata were steady, 3-4 to 7-8Ca! ic up, with provisions steady 7c lower to 7 cents higher. WtagcGrofeW COTTAGE GROVE. Au. 29. (Speciall. Dr. Brackfoael and the tichaefer brothera from Aherdeen, Wash., with Dennv Abel of Cottaee Grove and father, chartered an air plane at Eugene Tueaday and were, taken up over the reaerve foreat where the timber bought by the An-derson-Middleton people 1. locat.d. Mr.. Wm, Garoutte of Cottage Grove alao took hor first airnlana ride Tuea- daj. bdvar A: Will son died Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock in the Pacific Christian hospital in Kugene. Mr. Willson has been a resident of Cot tae Grove for more than 30 rear. aud waa proprietor of a restaurant on Main street for many years before nis wire aiea several yeara a to. Mr. Willson was born in Canada tto yeara a itu. Me was a chef and leaves one brother in L.euta. near rortlnnd. lie belonged to the fraternal brotherhood of Elks. uweiitv-six rjeoole from Cottaue Grove motored to VoncalJa Tinm!y night and attended Uie services eon duciru Liv xeUdy ievetu liev. i. ti, Shaw and wife ot the Christian cuurcu and Ciark Ade)otte were among the people irom cottage urovi, auu jr. Adyiotte. at the invitation of Ir. nuue, lt'u tne aingiug ana gave a apociul solo, luexuay uigut waa Cot tage Grovo nighu .ir. amt Mrs. John ttelteu after vtsumir Air. ltelieu's sister-in-law, Mrs. Susie Carlile left W'eduesday fur their home iu Myrtle Point. . Mr. and Mr a, Ivan barker who moved to Oakland recently where Mr. Barker is manager for the Higawny Lrug blore company, will returu to Cottage Grove Sept, 20. The barkers have their home in Cottage Grove aud Mr. Barker wilt again work for the uexaii Urug store. Mru. V. IS- Damewood returned on Wednesday from La Pine where aha haa beeu via lung hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Day. Mr. and Mra. Haiiel came Wedoas- lay from San Luia ObUno, Cel.. and are viitUig thait niece Mru. Wilbur opray. Mra. AlMr Pellett came Wednes day from Bollimjham, Wash., and Is making an indefinite visit wth her aster, Mrs. Ed mth. Mr. and Mra. Georco Helleiter from San Jose, Cel.. visited Tuesday with Harry Neet. Tne Hcliegera wer for merly reaideuta of Cottage Grove. . Dorothy H&ney went to Oakiand t be with her aunt Mrs. Ivan Barker, while Mr. Barker is lu Kossburg hav ing his tonsils removed. Mrs. Geo rue O. Know es with Mra. Cbes. Gettys and Mrs. Frank Turner motored to Eugene Wednesdsy to visit Mr. Gettys and Mrs. Brown who are In the Pacific Christian hospital there. The llov Short family returned on Tuesday night from their vacation at ilockaway and in ew port peacnea. I lie tire near uiviue is on me log aed over land bv the Bohemia Lum ber com nan v. The beat timber has been loaKed off. and the remainlnis timber ia being burned. George Austin, Sherman and Lea lie Chapman uud Ernest Mclieynolds have gone up the North Umpqua river fur a week's fishing. Mrs. Hallle Engie from Albany. president or tne iieueiian assemuiy or Oregon, will pay her annual visit to Cot tuea drove Kebekah lodae No. 21. on Friday evening, Aug. 80. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hawkins were entertained at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. George York In Eugene Wednes day evening at dinner. mm. uamie Mcnuuer ana aaugnter, Maliel. from Hoaebura. are visitlni (heir daughter and sister, Mrs. W. h. Hatch and family. The Methodist Ladles' Aid society met WedueHiliiv afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. E. E. Cone, Mm. Aice ureeuiove auu airs. u. u. Arneat as hostesNee. Mrs. N. K. Compton had the devotions. A barrel tul of empty fruit Jars waa received from the Marsbtield Methodist hos pital, to be filled by the Isdiea. The elei'Mon of officers resulted In Mrs. E. S. Cone u president: Mrs. h, l Maokin. vicenresident; Mrs. A. 0. Spraukle, secretary; and Mra. H. L. Uprankie, ueasurer. i.ne new omrer will make out a schedule for next year's work. They will meet In the church parlors in September. Airs. v. a. uamewoou reinrneq on Wednesday from Ia Pine where she has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. Day. Mrs. O. li. Willard celebrated her 7'lth girthday at her home HumlaJT on Ash avenue. Her children, Bert Wil lard, Mrs. Lou Jmt fnm Eugene, Ol lie Willard and sister, Mri. Alice Le ti ming from Portland, were all present and enlnved the day with her. She re ceived many fine presents. .Mr. ana Mrs. u. m. Arnest, mm. r. E. Compton and Mrs. 8 .L. Markln attended the funeral of A. C. Titus, fn'her of Mrs W. J. Morrow, Tuesday afternoon In Eugene. Miss Gihlie Hayes has go to Mad ford on hsr vacation. Ha U vteitlag Mn. Ore Burrows, formerly, l Iw,- gene. Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Howe Sftlem, visited Wednesdsy witii ik L U. I. G. Bbaw family. Lynn Walker bought Ua mothers home plltce on Chestnut avenue. Mrs. Lies Meeks and brother-in-law and family and Nelson L9 ioung, re turned TuetHlay night from their trip to Mexico and California. They have been gone almoit throe weeks, and are all glad to get bacrf to Oregon. The A. G. Williams family have moved to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Baker have from Mapleton and Mr. Baker la working at the J. IL Chambers saw mill. New Proposal to Aid Poor Students HAVKRFOltU, Pa. A new yardstick by which to judge the ex teut of financial aid to be extended to meritorious students baa been developed at the Haverford school. A point ivstem under which cod siderstion Bill be given In determin ing the winners of scholarships to various factors which go to make BARGAINS AT PUBLIC SALE Metropolitan Chain Stores 735 Wlll.m.tt. Automatic Elect rlo Oil Buffi. r. complete line can In.t.il in good furnace. See thee before Buying. H. W. White Electric Co. 378 Willamette 8t. Phon 254 Page Thirteen up a good student haa been devel oped. It is announced by Edwin M. Wilson, bead master. Lettera to tie numher of IBO.OOO were acnt by air out of England last year, while the total weight of that country', afrm.il. vi jijoa 5 tnnfl. In America the airmails average 230 tans everv month. GOODYEAR TIRES At Mall Order Price Eugeno Vulcanizing Works MAMMY'S CABIN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 7So yt Springer on Toaat, 50a Phona 2771 Speolal Offering In MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGES Applegrate Furniture Oo. Miner Bldg. Phona 919 CHASE CO. Plumbing and Heating Engineer. Sheet Metal Work PHONE 243 Justrite Bird Foods and Remedies Call for them at" QUACKENBUSH'S Car Nome Toilet Preparation aold exclualv.ly at nfTamBaVl gau 4 m crtmneujy - Bth Wlll.ri.ott. Tiffany Bldg. , 0. B. Moore I G N Phone 542 Where Moat Man Buy Their Shoes 8alo ,vow On. Buster Brown Shoe Store Ask your grocer for Blue Bell Butter Quality Developing and Printing Kuykendall Drug Co.- 870 Willamette Phone 23 Get your Candy at Candy Store PAN-DANDY ow baked Ve keepa Ite freehneea, irPtwJr KREMMEL'S rftfp BAKERY Four Busy Drug Stores Located for your convenience. BOXES LUGS Eugene Box Co. 4th end Pearl Phone 1274 Lampay'. Fly Knocker gal. Try Is once; you will uee no other. PRESTON & HALES 857 Willamette . Everready Radios Call or phon for demonstration. Bailey Electric Co. 840 Willamette Phone 234 I': s - i-.