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pOOM Rent reasonable,
-rRxTsHED BEDBOOMS
B gj5'Ti-Chap. 745 P.arL
122.1T88-M.
n-"; 11th.
m r-"v
"Zmr.T) BOOMS blocks
-rrTTmvB F -M In private
1S72 lYdlamette. Phone
ipmoBOOMS SS. Breakfast
" J.ired. 1657 Franklin. Phone
A,,J.r'. m.v. from Un versitv.
I-Al. O
SJThEATED HOOMS-Nlcely
irEV'u.j 0h reasonably priced.
furDi.u." -
1122 Alder. .
mo RENT Furnished ' sleeping
Klm. Close-in. 837 Lincoln.
JtrNISHED housekeeping rooms.
1392 Olive-
JJmNG iiooms for rent-
K7 Pe.rl.
TENTS and ROOV We. SO Oak.
MEP1NG ROOM FOR RENT
aia Bast 8tli.
Apartment for Rent 620
THE BABTLE COURT
Hiab-cl-'a apartment house, attract
ively nd comfortably furnished,
.n. niimnvd And nrovided
with excellent service. Whether as
permanent reeiaent or only as
ikertime euests. you will find in
it. u.iu lnnrr nil the comforts
IOB vmi -
sod conveniences of the modern
apartment home, at very reasonaDie
rates. C. I. Collins, Res, Mgr., 11th
Ah. it Pearl, rnona ioou.
ITinKVCE APARTMENTS (for
nerly Taylor-Elliott). Finest in the
city. Thoroughly modern in every
insect 49 apartments from 1 to
4 rooms. Showers, electric ranges.
Frlzidairea. hsrdwood floors, etc
Complete Isundry fscllities. Fur
Dished or unfurnished, 1 block from
easiness district. 1272 Willamette.
Phone 22IB-J. Manager, K. L.
liOGEHS.
TWO 8-ROOM APARTMENTS
Newly furnished and renovated.
Private bath, electric inge, with
free garage. Alao two nicely fur
nished rooms. H. C. SAUNDERS,
839 West 4th. Phone 1074-W.
OSE. TWO and THR-CE-KOOM fur
nished apartments. Will rent by
day, week or month. Private bath in
each apartment. Heat, water and
bants turnisned.
St FKANUl.. APARTMENTS
182 West 8th 8t.
Toil RUNT Four-rcom apartment
second uoor, partly turnisned. ilo,
607 West 11th St.
HIOOM APARTMENT. Downstairs,
nnturnished or partly furnished.
near University. Phone 1005-J,
1-62 Emerald.
WAITED Tenant for furnished
Apartment. Two rooms, kitchen,
bath, garage, light, water and heat
r vw. 1B76 I'afrmount
DOWNSTAIRS FURNISHED
APARTMENT 2 rooms and kitch
nette. Garage. 531 West 10th.
roone 1S06-W after 8 p. m.
APARTMENT 6 rooms. Furnished.
i.-irn.. Qtove, ana water neater.
Garage. No small children. Apply
iwu rayior.
IPDDL-n Tit, r-T- t, . n . nm
WCVT O l.l-.- . t, n nn
ui uiuca. irom u. oi j. au
JTHNI8HED AND UK FURNISH.
Bleeping rma
S3 Pearl.
FOR RENT Furnished 3-room Apt,
for Bent 610
j wo. is i w. Bin.
APARTMENT FOR RENT With or
without garage. Close In. CHEAP.
raone 02 or call Go, Willamette.
to LET i . . ax.
f"t 14, partly furnished. Phone
U T. HENDERSON, B29-W.
SOSB COURT Furnished or unfur
nished apartments, 124J Willam
ette. Phone 88.
WWN8TAIRS. FRONT. PIANO.
GARAGES. 821 WEST 10th.
CKFIJ
mr ism. o fc. Broadway.
URMSHKD 5-rm. flat. Phone
Jl'RNISHED APARTMENTS In-
T fURxiSHED APARTMENTS
Houses for Rent 630
ySITT HrnOHTS" HOME
--. i, BAL.bi or liKASB
" have now decided to lease this
eesutlful Home, located on B. llh
nd IV -er St. Has 8 fine rooms
nd douole plumbing. Is modern in
very respect. A wonderful home.
t 1.X,(;I'T'SIVF: AGENTS
ALO, PETERSON or
IM tph, , D- L- WEBSTER
Si W'U- 9t Phone 3194
fOR RENT FurnUh.d house, W3
iniveraity St. Krestz tirrih,cr.
Hardwood floors, double pluming.
Modern eicept furnace. K.
j ,0 ,"P",9fbl Prtr- Fhone
0R RENT October 1st, 8-roora
Souse, with garage, near high
school, on bus line. Reasonable
jent. Inquire at Anchorage. Phone
n-S"R00M COTTAGE South
Willamette St. Handy to Dunn
5lb2.i-. 15 Pf month. Phone
ftRSlfHED HOUSE-Modern ex
cept furnace. Piano, fireplace, gar-
Houses for Rent 630
FOR RENT FurnlBhed house, f.80
per monin. i lose in. ai'tf East Sth
Phone 1140-W.
SIX-ROOM MODERN I --SB in
University district. Has basement,
furnace heat and garage. Will rent
very reasonable. I'hona 784 day
time's; 2510 evenings.
Day ET1GEXF! Vi.t..
Ph. TRANSFER & STORAGE Ph
1B0 ANS WHERE 2063
40 W. 8tB FOR IIRE S41 E14
HOUSE FOR RENT (to lease I B
rooms. In good condition. Circulat
ing heat, good electric range. Rent
35. Call evenings. 208-R.
FOR RENT On River Avenue, 8
acres with buildings. Inquire at last
house on left on River Ave., be
tween 6 and 9 evenings.
HOUSE and 2 acres. 8 miles north on
nignway. Also household goods f
.utile, including piano. K. ROYtSTC
M. R. A.
8-ROOM HOUSE, 4 bedrooms, newl.
inuea. tuoo est qtn, Garagai In
quire 372 West 10th.
FOR RENT Small furnished houae
near Unireraity. 2064 Onyi.
6-ROOM PLASTERED FURN1SB
HD HOUSE Reduced to $85 per
month. Oall 1768 Hilyard. Ph. 8128.
FOR RENT Mooern 6-room house.
Furnace, fireplace, electric range
and water heater. Phone 2508-W.
HOUSES FOR RENT in all parts of
city. Furnished or unfurnished.
L. E. HODGES REAXlT CO.
742 Willamette St.
NICELY FURNISHED three-room
house. Mode.n. Garage. Phone 81)1,
Apt. 104.
FURNITURE and Piano moving our
specialty. Prices reasonable. O. &
M. TRANSFER CO. Phone 32.
FOR RENT Apartments and hous
es, lurnished aud unfurnished.
PARSONS & BROWN. Ph. 105
CLEAN SMALU HOUSE Furnish
ed. Close in. Phone 1454-J.
FOR RENT
Grand St.
r-roomed bouse, 48
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
1165 PearL
4-ROOM NEWLY PAPERED
HOUSE furnished. looS Lawrence.
For Rent Farms 640
756 ACRE GRAIN AND STOCK
RANCH TO LEASE FOR
ONE i'EAR
Inquire of M. WILHELM, Rm. 24,
First Natl. Bank Bldg., Phone 73-1,
evenings 2510.
STOCK RANCH FOP 5NT 320
acres, near Minerva. ' ie or write
D. C. HENRY, 138" ,yi St., Eu
gene, Ore.
100 IMPROVED ACRES for lease
40 acres under cultivation, balance
pasture. Viil lie'1 some equipment.
W. T. SHERMAN, U81 Willamette
Board and Room 650
PLEASANT ROO:.I AND BOARD
- Near business sect' n and univer
sity. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen.
054 Patterson Court. Between
Broadway and millrace. Phone
1453-W.
ROOM AND BOARD For gentle
man, $7.oO weekly. Close in; garage
if desired. Phone 935-J
BOARD AND ROOMS, two blocks
from campus, 1137 Hilyard. Under
new management. Phone 2298-W.
BOARD AND ROOM For men only.
Phone 1945-J.
FURNISHED RO M near Univer
sity. Board if desired. Phone 2U65W
or call at 1942 Agate.
FOR RENT Rooms with bosrd for
2 gentlemen. Garages. 466 West
11th. Phone 1387-M.
MODERN HEATED, home cooking.
1138 Jefferson. 1199-Jz.
CLEAN. FURNACE HEAT Home
cooking. 1250 Willamette St.
ROOM AND BOARD Close In. 7B2
Jefferson, Garages. Phone 2181-J
Wanted to Buy 700
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO BELLI
Furniture. stoveB, tools, clothing,
rags, sacks, tires, tubes, any
thing c'sc. We pay the most money.
EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE.
Phone 2390 206 W. Sth
Wanted to Buy 700
WANTED ALIVE OR DRESSED
20 hogs a dav. Will pay Portland
prices. Phone R. B. MAYBERRV,
2312-.T or BLUEBIRD PACKING
CO. 1632. We also use beef and
fancy veaL
WANTED To BUY Dry old growth
fir In the woods or on board car.
Phone 3104.
WANTED Wheat. CRABTREE
SEED AND FEED STORE. Stan
ley Store No. 8.
USED FURNITURE--One piece or
house full. Phone 61KJ for highest
cash prices. U" A,h?,1.
WILLAMETTE FURNITURE CO.
FURNITURE WANTED
OREF S AUCTION MARKET
Phone ;'152
CASH PAID tor aults, clothing, tools,
tents or most snything
STAR EXCHANGE 60U Will. Ph.597
WANTED STOCK HOGB
J. H. BRAY. Phone 76-1 -2
FRYERS lW to - lb. Best "He.
paid. MAMMY'S CABIN. Phou.
2776. -
CASH PAID for r Italian prunes
for drying. GEO. P. HALL 14B Yt.
6th. .
YOUNG JERSEY GUEriNSE Y. 4
GALLON COW. Tested. 1441 west
6th. Phone 5810-M.
Wanted to Rent 710
WANTED TO LEASE For term of
6 years, stork rsncn with sheds for
stock snd buildings for 2 fsmil.fs.
Will furnish own stock M. u.
HOWARD. Rt-1, Boi 120-. New-
Derg. ure.
TUTnISUED COTTAGE ON Mc
KENZIE-Nesr Rl-ie
shove, b responsible roopW. RepU
Boi 809 cajsj G-Jrd
Wanted, Help 720
BOYS WANTED
to
Sell P nm
S
o.(. Circulation Mn,r
Between 2 p. m. and 3:30 n
THE GUARD
1041 Willamette St.
"M"n rrom 25 to 30 to do
wo"" officl
E Wthl Phoned:'1'6- " 80
JIENORWOMEN-Part or full
TeTfpVa v f0ar8il- EUGENE
IbLEtLAN AGENCY. 80 West
r mTpC'l,iiug'"f s- UAHL EL
LIOTT. Plwne 1404.
CaX PLACE A HUSTLER In this
county. R. 11. Clark, Buyers Build
ing. Portland. Ore.
wood. Phone 441-J.
GIRL For general honsssork S40
"s, eperience.
. -.w,.. AV tare uuara.
FIREMAN WANTED In eiehsng.
or use of office room. Apply E
20i8-M,W,lt' 670 We" Uth- Ph"
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply morninga 673 West
10th.
WOMEN WANTED For cannery
work. Apply to cannery Superin
tendent, Eugene Fruit Growers'
Ass'n.
WANTED Prune pickers, 1 mile N.
E. Ferry Rt. Bridge, for Tuesday.
E. T. BUSHNELL
EXPERT MECHANIC WANTED
...SO West Sth St.
Situations Wanted 730
YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK Ex
perienced as camp cook, dishwash
er, delivery driver, mill fireman or
common labor. References. What
have you? 808 care Guard.
HOUSE PAINTING. PAPER HANG
ING. KAl.SOjil.NING AND IN
TERIOR DECORATING, Paul de
Autremont, 895 West 20th. Phone
30S7-W.
OFFICE MANAGER or ACCOUNT
ANT High caliber man. with 10
years corporation experience. Can
furnish best of references. Will sp
preciste an interview. Reply 298
care Guard.
WIUj CARE FOR SMALL CHIL
DREN in my own home. Can give
references. Box 46, Coburg.
PRACTICAL NURMINQ WANTED
Experienced, references. Phone
1995-R.
HOME LAUNDERING
22U3-W. 551 E. 15th.
CLERICAL POSITION WANTED
Can operate Burrougha mach
ines. Reply 299 care Guard.
ANYONE WANTING CARPEN
TERS to work .all LABOR UNION
HALL, 2694.
FLAT IRONING and RUFF-DRY
Phone 2506-J, Mrs. Erlckson.
FOR WOOD SAWING Call NEIL
1139-J.
WOODS AWING Phone
502-M.
BAUER,
WOODSAWING
2826.
WANTED Phone
WOODSAWING Fhone 1234.
WANTED Truck
678-M.
work. Phone
DRESSMAKING, Tsllorlng. fur
work; reasonable. Phone 3180-W.
WOODSAWING Call 2903-J. J. G.
PEDERSON.
WANTED Sewing at my home.
Phone 2402-J.
WOODSA ftING Phone 870-W.
EXPERIENCED NURSE 2214-R,
WANTED Team work. Phone 828.
Wanted
Miscellaneous
750
PADDED VANS FOR MOVING
LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE
PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO.
C9U West Sth
WANTED To trsde radio for yoor
mImoRRAN & WASHBURNE
Third Floor
AUTOMOBILE KEYS-Made with
or without duplicate, hu LLLLK,
104 W. Sth.
WANT USE OF PIANO for storage.
No children. Phone 56.
Money to Loan
800
SALARY LOANS
(5 to $30
Without security
Also loans on furniture csrs. endors
ed notes ndt oer good .enjri.ies.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP V
841 Willamette St. Phone 950
MORTGAGE LOANS
Lowest rate, long term on farms;
monthly payments on city P'P":
lies if desired. Plenty money snd
fTTbEHUEH. 868 Willamette SL
8 PER CENT LOANS on residential
""""ROBERT W. EAHL
Miner Bid,. P"" '4S?
MONEY TO LOAN on city real v
late. Small or large amount.
HENRY THOMP
First National Bank Bldg.
LOANS EASY PAMETf"
F. M . CASHMAN REALTY Or FILE
41 Willamette Phone ill
LOANS .
e make straight loans en hnprrred
dVBPANPKrtJi- COMMERCE
"flu C. GATE will reflnsnr- or
.. i on your sntomoblU.
J' bone I'OTft.
j - i j it.
A r TO FURNITlnr. sno v n .
TEL LOANS -Csrs refinanced,
tmsil monthly payments.
SWA MIi- L. Saat H
Money to Loan
800 :
n . Loans
n h"' Uity.
GDwAwCO.
137
aiM EH""! loans
Prompt pX.
Natl. P.ank Bldg. Ph. 7;V4'
MONEY TO LOAN
P- Al G. PKTEHSON. 632 Will.
-.seeV .1. 'l'Jlj2K -'ih Ave.
Miscellaneous 900
uiniw
truck I BB08;-Serri
15-. :.i " unu riiDDlsn.
Re.ideno one n"
Per uioa;h. Pbone 7e-K-2
,
ANY UIRL in troubl may communl- on diaT- Prii-ea on the whole re-
p Tjwr at" "lH,u' ,or
UnT'o M"J'air r""-! t ir.de. of I,i.n prune, sre
' , .! retailing now at S1.2.-S a bushel at the
fcTORAGt-CRATINO - MOVING ffisrket. They conUnue plentiful.
PACIFIC TRANSFER STORAGE b''T" ""7" "nd
Cll.
59 West Sth
PROFESSIOIL DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
ALLEN, S. D. 704 Villamette.
RAY, L L 441 Miner Bldg.
SIATTERY, H. E. Phone 193.
bW At FORD, WUITTEN, Lawyer, '
iuiimany HUlg. flioue S31. !
W1NTERMEIER, C. A. "94 WU-
tameiie. Lana uuea nd nrooate
specisliats.
CALKINS & CALKINS
W. W. lj.lk,n. S M i'ultin.
Bank of Comuierca Hldi I'hnn. at-?i :
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HkN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN I
OR SURGEON CALL ONE OF
JiiK FOLLOWING
Name, address, phones, offio. and
residence:
Bundrant, W. C 612 Miar Bldg.
5U1 574.
Rectal Diseases and Constipation
Dale & Setter, Miner Bldg. 48
Surgery, Radium, X-ray
Donabue, Chaa. D. Miner Rids.
lilUO 1233
Genito Urinary Disessee
Dyott, Gaven, I. O. O. F. ; t.
Lye, Ear, Nose and Throau
1332533
Faust, R. C Miner Bldg.
83
Fields, R. 11., Miner Bldg., 81&-1370
Gen. Medicine Obstetrics.
Diseaaea of women.
Fox, I. K-, Miner Bid.
812 1BOT
Guldager, G. F., Miner Bldg.
1748 2888-J
Gullion, O. H.. 1. O. O. F. Bldg.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
133 itJIB-J
Howard, M. G 312 Tiffany Bldg.
1115284
Hunt, Chaa. E., Miner Bldg., U48-11S2
Diseases of Children Obstetrics.
Kent, L S Miner Bldu. 7881634
Kerron, rleth M., Tiffany Bldg.
bkin Diseases a Specialty.
1871472
Northwest Eye. Ear, Nose snd Throat
Hospital, 1. O. O. F. Bldg.. 133.
Bobbins, Carl W,l-ilfnyB.d,ig36
Scaiefa, B. F L O. O. F- Bldg.
iO-J 70-Ij
BelOT.r, F. E 816-17 Tiifsny Bldg.
Skin Disesses ana Intsrnsl Medicine
Sunard, U. C, 1. O. O. B Bldg. j
Eye. kar,No and Ibroa j
Talbot, U. U., Miner Bldg
045 2339-J
Wetberbee, J. K, Miner Bldg., 1001
Eye. tar, Nose and Throat.
Zlnuaerman, K. U, TU'ntt1982
DENTISTS
WUEN IN NEED OF A UENl'lST
CALL ONE OF T11K FOL-
LOW1NU:
Name, address, phones, offio and
residence:
H.k U U, t-eari a u.
f!l "j
Brooks, V. U, lti I.U.U.V. Bldg. 17
Endkolt. S. C.-UeiWstry
60 Miner Bldg. Phone 22
Lee, W. B, Tilfany blag.
4-J -L ;
Mclotyre, H. E., Miner Bldg. MM
" t ull ,nd psrual plates a apeciaity.
Moxl.y. W. a,",.,
Bchaef.r, W. C, Miner Bldg.
174S
cxtracung i.v.-..-.
sts
..w f 1 iu I. aV araa I
Wlllouthby, C. a., "
i'bone i oo.
OPT0METRISTS and opticians
BLTIEHFIELIJ, DK. EO. H.
th snd Willsmette Pho.s oJV
IIOKKMAN, Lilt. J. A.
Pbons 1'87
790 Willamette
MEAL'S. ELLA (
14 W. Sth
Phone 330
MooDV. HH. 8. W
832 Miner Bldg.
Pbon. 312
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. J. E. 8i:OFIEIJ-P.lm 'J'':
onr.ctor. 877 Will. Ph. 157J; IW1
Ketste of fuls Anderson
NOTK'K Of KIN AL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given thst leon
.rd Anderson bss filed in tne County
Court of the State of Oregon in and
for Ine County, hi. final report .s
Ij-.:. ,.,r 1,1 the flUt of U)UIS
j...n Pressed; sno thst ten I
oclock In the forenoon of Ssturdsy,
th, ! lth dsy of October, UVW st tb.
courtroom thereof In Eugene. Oregon
.,e been sppointed snd fited s. the
llref. sird pure for bearing ob ectlon.
to said rerrt and for the final settle
ment of the estste of deceased.
I.EuNARIl A.VUEKSOV. ,
Admimstrstor of the Folate of Iui.
Anderson Oecessed.
1 E. WHEELER. Attorney.
K.i72fl Tlior. if olO
EfCHAHGES IN MARKETS MONDAY
PRUNES SLIGHTLY
LDWERATMARKETil
I
The daily schedule at the Pr,V.,io.
era' Phi; 1... t . .
--."v m,.ri is Decerning more
PTular with Eugeneans al! the time
anu Mondar ther
" ? M(!M" lher1 KMt tr,,ie.
1 URh fpw 8Ulu -'P'
ATS,
aihtc was
tO Oil mriAtr alf nriJiina
Sc a pound Monday.
! The honey dew melons are coming
on now, tellinr usually at 10c each.
Stall til had them Monday.
is roming in more plntl-
, fully. The Chase Gardeu choice cel
ery is on the market now. Prices
remain from 8 to 10c a bunch
More oi the small red mdishea were
on display Monday. Stall 10 had a
good display.
'rapes are coming in more
fully all the time as the
'an"
ranees. They sell for 31 a basket
still on the best grades. Stalia 8S
rami naa lliem Mondav.
L Tl'e Cornice pears are selling at
i1 - '"' u Dn
Okra Will be on tlm mnrVet Tiin-
aay at siall ti.s. selling at itic a pound
( orn ia practically off the market
r.ggs were up to 4oc an alaudarib
Monday
A few Green Gage plums are com
Ing In. Stall 4 had some at 3c i
! pound Monday.
The Kings are coming in now among
ine tipples, selling at 51.J0
nd SI.. "
s noi. Man nad a fine display
Monday. The apples are Just right for
Woman's Realm
BEAUTY PARLORS
THE UIXULETTE CltOUl'INOLK
Perinanent Wave, . UMl'LbTE $7,Ut.
Mircuitinr. marcellinr, finaer wav
ing RhHmpooinK. facittla.
BOB'S BKACXI dUOP
27 East Broadway Fhone 836
NESTLE PERMANENT WAVE,
complete, $7.60. Alt linea Beauty
Culture inc.. the new Eugene facial
BEAU MONDE SHOP
Phone 400 Abore Weatero t'nion
CKOQU1NOLE PERMANENT
WAVE Kiiiger wave, marcelling.
Facials, Etc. Hair cuts 2uc and
35c. CITY BEAUTY SHOP, 111
E. Broadway. I'boue
CORSETS
BAKCLEY 'lraoe Croslej, 204-M,
FUR SPECIALIST
FL'KRIEH Expert In remodeling
furs, lining, cleaning. Work guar
anteed. Madam i'erbradie, 1024
l'olk St. l'lione USU-J.
MATTRESS FACTO RY
EUOENE MATTUES3 A ITU. CO.
Mattresses rebuilt, returned ssmo
day. New mattresses, any aisa,
I'bone8l2 1108 Olive street.
UPHOLSTERY
Jos. H. Jackson
EUGENE FUHNlTUltE HOSPITAL
401 H . 8th Are. rnone HU
Who Will Do It!
Contractor.. TraJ.sm.n,
Repairmen,
Mlic.lltsau. Ssrvloa.
AUTO TOI'S and sedan glass, r.u
gene Auto Top Co. TM Cher. IM.
BLACKSMITH ING Welders Ma
iliinists. S. B. Flnegsn, lOlHIgh.
BUILDING C-qNTRACTOIIR-lUr-
greaves oe a.iuu.o,
Tel. 20-H).
riuivCT Ht ll.niN'G. fiirultur.
pairing, wood turning. Eugene Cab
inet Whop. 216 W. 7th. 13U8-J.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR Nels T.
Jorgensen, 931 W, 7th. Phone I486.
CHIMNEY SWEEP A. KLASN1C.
Hall oi Shumway. Th. 10W or 771.
-
EXPERT Window W sahers I loor
Wsaing, Cieueral Cleaning. Ph. 387.
1 PAINTINll-Kor house pslnter. snd
j ,p,r hangers call Preston and
Hales, b.l Wlllameiie. i-ouo vw.
SAW EILINO snd repsiring. Eugene
Ssw Works. 44 Blair. Phon. '&.
VIOMNK and BOWS llultsrs, Man
dolins. U kuleles, Hsnjos and Mew
in M. chines reoalred. Scissors
shsroened. M. 8. BAHKEIt, BU
Willemette.
- BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTANTS
Percy W. Brown
Accountant snd Auditor
Miner Bldg Phone I'KO
BOXES
APPLE, PEAR snd I.U.I "'OJ
U...L lt. Fact.. '.' Will.
COLLECTION AGENCY
i TRAVIS. INC. Bouoed cl
i.,nr. C. N. John.ton. attorney.
MATTRESS FACTORY
,,amryn MATTHEHH KACTOItY
MAI 1 'MESSES rosde over, new ones
w order. 3M1 E. bth St. t'bon. X
PIANO TUMINfl
1,1 TELL' S WOODS, pnons 17M-W
PSYCH 10 READERS
KEV. VAKON1A BATES, medlul
ilOrt Weat blh. I'honeJM4NL
S7mbrella recovering
Iteeovering and Kepairing, 77 E. 7d
UNDERTAKERS
BRANDT ETT I :R- Phone 433.
MAlHo.Tvf.ATCH-P'sat Jth.
WAIJEK-PUOUs -rioXld i;u
gto a.
rtwViin and storinj now.
r'niowiiiK wt-re ihc public market
1.-tc4 for Monday ;
PUBLIC MARKET
Vaoetahlii
Bun -h sniff: Hattitie, turnlpa,
ouions, ouiirii carrot a, betils,
baii'.-h. oe. tWrtfi buni-hi' 1fic
B.eta. Ulk. lb -
OiiIoun: i.trefn, buncb 5tv. dry on
itma, -i(ij,n-; pu'riLing onions,
lb., lm:: iKiiitn uuiouit. lit, . .tc
Cabbuga, lb. Ho; kraut rabhage,
lb. 1 -v i ; red cattbajia each ....oil uV
(.irei'n p ppfrs, lb ,..Sc
Htd aweti poppers, lb. l.V
Keirnlant, lb Utv
Ureem: Swiss chard, 2 lb, 15c
.piuaol'.. lb., lUc: 8 lbs 25c
Lettuce: Uead lettuce, head. IS'ti
to; beM tufl, 2 beads, 15c;
(.'hinrsi lettuce. 2 lbs. 13c
Parsley, l)uuch .5c
Totuatiaef, bu., 85i$l; preserv
ing tomatoes, lb. 2c
Cucumbei a, laket, luc; leutou
cucumlwrp. U for oc; pu'L.
ling -rurumbers, ib. 4(aSe.
Beana: (reeu and wax, lb. 7c;
fri'sb Lima heans, lb., 10c,
ahellfd. 25c; dried l.imaa, lb 15c
dry beans, lb.
CiiuHflowr: White, lb. ... 10c
Pttiaiiea: New crop, cwt. $2.50;
stmill 1 ts. It lbs. 25c
KohliaDa, h 2lj&3c
SuukIk Suutmer kijuhmIi, Table
Ltii)"en squattti, iioldfn Went
Sluah, rach 5c: Bmihiim, (Jold
ru Dfhrious, Boston Marrow,
llubban.. bvu potato auuush,
lb. 2'a2'c
AiicneiK'ue. antiaan, in. . 'jc
Greon cor i. doi, ears LVa'Jite
Grlict lb. 15Qc20c
i liinpKin, ID ac
Pai'Miins. lb , 3c
Okra, lb 2c
Mexican cl ill, lk lw
Hulnlagii8, lb. , 2C
Ceb-ry, bur. ch $(Q, UK
tirc-n swert pimentoea, lb. li'
Peaa, lb 10c
Yellow turi iirn, lb 3c
Frulti
Pluma: Bl lamaon. Penoh,
lireen Gan, Silver, and othera,
lb
Primes; Itt lian, box, $KjL 1.25;
HungHriai and sugar prunes,
Ib. 3c: dat uruueN, petite, lb,
IllHckherrioH. box 5fiLSc
-8v
..Sr
Apples, box ..$1(0)1.51
(.'rultappleH, lbs 25o
Melons: din alounes and muak
melons, ea ?b, i(kjt25c; water-
tiifKiu, hi. : , j r
fJround cherilea, lb. .20c
Pcara, buabi I, $1.50; pirWlmg
tit'itra. lb. ..
Elderberrica. lb. Sf
(.rapes, btikei ISIUK-
guiucea, lb. ot
POTtTLANT'. Ore.. Sent. 30. C41)
Tlie potstoc tiintion is tba moat
serious one In tne current market.
At ttm east side mart of the
gardenera' am rancliera nssociation
tmliiy the prlrt was a.io a saca or
1IHI pulinda. 'I'hls price In itself Is
not so alarm!-.g. In view of reports
concerning Or -icon potato crops, but
It Is ominous la Tlew of prophecies
of much hlgier prices later on.
One gardner hsd no hesitancy In
snglng he eapacted ths prb to go
much higher I an totlsy s llgurs. Anil
this opinion si ema In be general.
A load of atringless heans from
the Heaupooae section found ready
ssle nt 7 cell's a pound. The pro
ducer who Ironitlit these In un
loaded ns fa nt as he could handle
the product.
Tomatoes ere still plentiful. Hing
ing from 30 .o 40 cents a crate.
The bunch vegetable were scarce
and high. Turnips were not much In
evidence at IH) Cents; beeta were
40 and FiO a ots: enrrors were 20 and
30c; onions 20 and 'Me.
Good csi.flflower rvought J1.2H;
nlckllm cu 'iimbers 7fS to HO; table
cucii.nfiera 25 to 30; green pepper.
25 to 30; no. 1 celery HOc; jumbo
colery 80 celery hearts $125; corn
$1 to $1 10; cantaloupes $1.25; cab
bage $1; prunes 30 to 35.
No pi. dies were on His market.
OTHER MARKETS
PORTLAND PRICES
PCiltTLANI), Sept. 8(1 bn
rtuilHr ktesriv. dibes: Ertrns 40c;
suudards 48c; prime firsts, 47c; firsts
4c: cresmery prices: prints, oc over
cub. standards.
Eggs stesdy; prices to retailers:
fresh extras 40c; aundard firsts, lilc;
f'n.h medium eitrss, 37c; fresh pul
lets, 20c. , , ,
Eggo Steady; price to wholesal
er.: Fresh eitras, 44c; standard firsts
40c: fresh medium extrss, ooc; iresn
medium firsts, 34c.
Milk -Stesdy; rsw milk (4 per
cent) $2.50 swt., derllered Portlsnd,
less 1 per ceut. iiuitariat. siauon,
47c track, 4Sc; delivered at Portland,
ol'' ... ,
Poultry Steady; tnuying pncri
li. tieitvv hens over 4 1-2 lbs.,
27c- medium hens 3 1-2 to 4 1-2 lbs.,
'I-..'. n,.dhun hens 3 1-2 to 4 1-2 lbs.,
22r; light, under a w ios., .-wc; u,-
n.u o the 3flc siirints. over
2 lbs.. 2Sc; spring I'ekin ducks, 4
lh... snd over. 23c: old I'ekin ducks.
20c; colored ducks, lX'M2Uci turkeys,
No. 1. w nTf
Onions -Stcutlv; nana nana, in-
cy fl l 2.25 per crt.
i'oft" rum; .-v.
grs.le, $2.76 ft 3.ISI per cwt.
ool nteauy; r.'"
Ifl 2lc Ib., vslley, i',Hx33c.
Nilts-Slesdy; walnuts, Oregon 5
Notice of Final 8ttemant
Notice Is hereby given that Wal
ter A Fischer. Eaecutor of uis es
tate of Thomss Thompson, de-easad.
bss filed his final account In the mst
ter of ssid eslste In the County Court
of Un County, Oregon, snd that
Tuesday, the r.nn nay .
1P2U at ten o'clock In the forenn
of ..id dsy, In the Count, ourt
rm. In lb. Courthous. in '"
Une t onnly. Oregon, baa been fued
the time .nd place
court for the hearing of oW;'1''"
ssid .rcount and for th. final settle
"t of said e.t.t. An, .nd .11 b
lections to ssid sccount snd the final
settlement of ssid e.tste must be
filed with the Clerk of said ( ourt on
or before tne nai.
WALTER A. ISt.HEH.
Kaector of the Ust Will sod Tes
tament of Tlui.s Thompson, He-
iv.ll A CALKINS, Attorneys 'luo .,.,.. led to
CUCUMBERS SUCE
There were but few ihangea In any
of the local timrketa Monday. Buying
and wholeMile prices on reoutaied
me same us for Satimwy.
Poultry, meats, jraiiis all con tinned
ateatly.
1'he outdoor mnimhera are rery
scarce and Mondav the stores nt-rt
j buying more of the hothouse grown.
nt.iru at i"c a unjten wioeaie. awiai
chard ia ot the marVct.
loniatoes are a bit l.L-L. nv $1 '?,
for exua fancy graiic. although
prices range on down to N5c a bushel.
The early week will likely see large
.supplies of the tomatoes in. according
to 0. O. Elliott of the I ndcrwood and
Elliott grocery More, but they are ex
pected to diminish auddeuly at the
end of the week with higher prices iu
prii-pect.
'Die Jonathans and Kings are the
main varieties of apples In now, listed
at S5e and $1 a box. buying price.
Plums and brackberttcs are off the
market list, so few are coming in.
Best grade of cauliflower ia a bit
higher, listed at 5 to HU' a pound.
The Tin Han prunes are quoted from
S5c to $1.25, buying price, th; ?! 25
grade being the fancy,
hand pitted
oues.
POTATOES UNCHANGED
Potato prilcea continue unchanged,
lagging oi the late crop is scheduled
to begin within the next two weeks.
The outlook is for a poor yield, grow
ers report. Already there ts a scarcity
LOCAL PRICES
Eggs
(Buying pricea)
Kitraa -
Standards
t irsta
Kitta mediums ,
1- Irat mediums
Undergrailes
t'ullets ..
Ettrns ...
Standards
Meitiuma
tiuttwr
(Wboleaul. price.)
Standard rubra .
Hour cream butter &0'a,V'.
Sweet cream huller ooc
Butterfat
(Buying prices)
Sweet cream buttertat . o3c
Sour cream butterfat .. , .60c
Poultry
I Buying prices)
Heavy hens, 4'u 1 tie... and over, lb 24c
Medium hens, !l;v'(i; lbs.. Ib Wc
Light hens, W'A tla. and uuder, lb. lie
1)1,1 rnnNti't-N. Ih 12c
Broilers, VnW II., lb. M)c
Broilers, l it Uis. snd up, Ib. ...c
meais
fRiivlua orlces)
Steers
Ewea S'Miic
Lmiilia U((llc
Yearling wethers
3'iltlc
17f!ll8c
loyiii'jc
Veal, light lancy
lioga, live ...
Ilcavy aow.
III'lC
7 (ft 8c
rains
(Buying prices)
Whest, No. 1, white, bu. $1.12
Wheat, No. 1, red, bu. ;; ';!
Barley, ton - f'-'AitK
Onta, ton sjiHiifo
nays
(Buying prices)
Oals, vetch hay, tou . J14M 1
Clover hay, too . $10
Vegetables
(Buying pricea nveruge for No. 1
produce 1
Bunch atuff, green onions, rad
ishes, beeli, carrots, due.
bunches .H..'(i40e
Potatoes, cwt, $-.-"fUV--7
Oreen lieaiis. In. Oc
Letluce, dos. heada ?&ctl$l
ISiiin.li : Summer suussh, slos.
41K'; Table (jueen squaah, dos.
4ihr. Banana sgussh, Ib. lie;
Hubbard suiiash, lb. lftftSc
Turnips, ilus. bunches 4Uc
Corn, dos. ears 15c
Cucumbers, doaea n . 40c
Hill, dosen -!
I try onious, lb
Tomatoes, busbsl
Green pess, lb. ., .
Spinach. Ib. ,.
('alilaige, ib. ii
Penliers. Ib.
..S'lttlc
Celery, dos, bunches .
'Parsnilis. lb. .... -
...live
j Caulilluwyr, lb.
6UUC
Fruits
(Buying prices)
Apples, bos
..75ci$l
t l I'Ylii.-.K
Strawlierries, crate
Pears, bu.
!Lbuu7l-;o
V atennelon, in.
1 vyc
M,,.LMln.. dnl 40CSll.n
Cantaloupea, suudards -f
Grspes, ViskH ...... ..lljj
PriiiiPS. Italian, bu .' VL
6l30e; almonds, 25 I&3A;: peanuts It I
1-4 (W 1 I 2c;
flll,..t. I?',! 1MB.
pecan.. 20 M 67o;
.Hay Steady: buying prices: East,
ern Oreiun timothy. W'it21.tW;
do v.lley $1.W"11U.&0; alfalfa. SIS
fill!); clover. U): hay, $1I;
straw, 7ttl tun; selling prices V
""("learn biirk Steady, 6 1-2 Sr.
Hops Su.dyi W "9. lto'4
ic; eontracts nominal.
(ortianolTvestock
PORTLAND, Sept. 30. W Cat.
tie sad .-slves: opening slow; ""pis
zzzzzzz Mr i nrnniui rninr
... , , a taiiV.ia i , k., i w m
(Wholcsala prices)
4tV I
4.V
87
l.-tort lbs. SlO-WiflW-Sfi " I' V"0: street,
r,l(l.W; 1400 Slid up ruediuu ,'0'Ui j It wsi
lii5i); cosimon $7'(t;beifer., good , the hi
la. ItVLl' g-la 1 rr'
.V) to $!'; common "'J'"
;)' .8.50; cows, gooo e - n. -
.; . ;,. to medium IS; lotr cutter,
!,-, it. I,, ill. ood to cboii-e il.ill'.J,
cu'ter' to uicdium $'l".7 .50; calves
medium to choice $IUH12.50; cull
, common $7 M l IT"1'"'
fed, .il to rholra 1 4 n0t;u.'
kirn lira If: "i" ,0 """n"
Ho..: opening .. "-t'Z
steady; receipts 3.KO, Including 637
direct or on contrsct. He.vv weight
10.75; medium weight $.7'uvll.
light weight. V'V'!tll, light light.
0 ff 11; li-kin sows, ro-.i.h and
Rtiwiwtirnti; ie.irr " ,
.us. $?.3t1t8.50: slaughter r
WMTiUlM; feeder and "O"" " 40'flptlon of sillo
pigs Hi'a"- ("" "',h ,,.l in which they were v-st.d.
'r'a.-i... ' "",u"" 10 Ud wWchTheV "id'helonge-l .W Ol.
Quoi.ttons.i .
W isen .no iei"'".. - ,
a-,... r.niui,n- H4II througn: isnin
ku is. down, good to rnoice -
n't medium I., w: a.
weigiita, cull to common 7lW .
r 1 ... 11(1 lbs down, ne.l-
Choice I3 7MC5: !2-25 lbs.
medium to choice .IU,4.&'
weights, common l'(t-
CHICAOO'SRAIN
looked for sh'srp down.nrns of whest
'.notations .. Liverpool. '' ' i"
Page Klgven
Taluea hare. Large detlTerie of wheat
tomorrow on Oetober contracts at
Liverpool were predicted. Opening J
to 1 5-8c off, Chicago whe.it lares'
hld near the initial range. Corn and
oats displfcjrd rrlaiiTe sirciigih, witti
corn pricea starting lJ-2c of to 1-8
no, and later advancing all around.
Provisions tended dorvnward.
Wheat closed firm 1 to 2 l-4c aboT
Saturday'a finish. Corn closed un
changed to 1 l-4c higher, oata 8-S lo
1 l"4f up, and orovlalons ranging
from l.V decline to rise of 2e,
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Hpt. 80. (U. 8. I. A.)
iloga: 45.000; to to 25c lower;
250 to 300 lbs. S9'(jl0.S5: 130 to IttO
ib. H5m:10 75.
Cattle: 2fc,000; rtlvea 3,000; 25 to
BOf lower; teer 1300 to 1500 lb.
$l2.V5'ti lrt.50; 050 t? 1100 lbs.
?vT?V'5lrtRi: ft y?erhngs 70
H50 lb. $13.251.25. Vealera $12.50
Sheep: 20.000; no killers sold;
hii'iling 25 to 50c lower; nutirea bida
$12 12.50; fat ewea 2.V lower;
$4ff j; feeding lambs steady: a fw
$12. Ijimbs. P2 lbs. down $11.75
12. W; ewea 150 lbs. down ?3.75(2J
5.25; feeder lambs $11.75(213.
Weekly Report on
Grain is Given
Prunestie grain markets font tint
unsettled during the week ending
September 2S with the weakening
influence of h?avr wheat atock and
lower foreign pricea more than off
setting the effect e? an improved
(li.inestic tip u and for that grain, ar
conling to the weekly report from
liie oiireau of agricultural econnmim.
Pacific Coaitt markets were dull
with quotations generally from l
to 2c lower than a week ago. Kxport
huHi liens was Tery liht and local
mill demand was not act I re, ears the
rnort. Lack of storage apace for
bulk grain has been a weakening
factor in Pacific Northwestern mar
kets. Itarley pricea at Portland
declined about 10c a hundred during
the week aa a reanlt of alow Inquiry,
ltright western barley sacked was
being giveu preference by buyers
over eastern barley in bulk, largely
because of the scarcity of loci! butt.
a to rage s;ce.
Fire. In Eugene and Tlclnlly dat
ing ths month of September aver,
agod more than on. per day, ao
cording; to th report kept by th.
Eugene flra department. The to
tal up to noon on Monday, showed
33 fire call a answered.
Of this number by far the larg
est number waa for araaa fire.,
which In some case, came close
to building., but for the most part
uld little damage. Two, however,
oVtuaged residences, one at Six
teenth avenue and Columbia,
st rot) t, a roof fire, the other at
Eleventh avenue and Patterson
slroet, which started around U
furnace In the haaemenu
Grocery, House
Included in Deals
Nine recent real eatato Mt. in
cluding the ssle of a groeery .tor.,
two farms, an apanmcnt house, .
reataurant, thre. residences .nd one
summer home, .re reported by the
real estate V a of Spencer and
Stivers. . , .
Robert Dobble ha. purchased th.
University Orocery of Eleventh .v.
nue and Alder .treet of Mr. Ander
son and Is now conducting the groc
ery business1 'hers.
Mr. sod Mrs. Boyd iiave purchased
of Mrs. Tunlsen sn Improved forty
sere trsct five miles weat of Eugens.
The Boyds hsva moved to their new
home and will stock their farm with
A -. - aa .n4 AklAtrena.
.Mr. ana airs, ion ubt pan-n-j
of O. 8. Pennv a two acre improved
tract In' College Creat and have
moved to ssmo and sre making lm
provementa and will make tbi. thai
permanent noma. ...
N. S. Campbell ha. .old hi. trt
ment house st 7A4 Lawrence street
to Clsrles Sterling.
Mr. Puterbsugh hu purchased
"Th. Filling Station" t 1133 Will
amette atreet and now In posaeaslon.
Mrs. Am, Smith hss Just jir
cbssed a cottagb at 1531 Pearl
street Mra. Smith j a non-resident
and purchissd lb', property as an
inveatmenf. . t .
Mrs. Minnie Iner has rrarrtased
s seven room mmlern residence at
601 Msdlson street. Mrs. Miner hss
Just completed additional Improve
ments and la holding tbi. property
Prank Miner hss sold his new firs
room modern home In College Hill
Park to Mr. and Mrs. Sargent; this
property la purchased as a home anil
tlie purcnaacra .ui . v
d Mr, 0. u naBn h.v.
pnnhased the summer home of A. u.
Tiffany on the McKensle river.
Dexter Man's Auto
Stolen in Eugene
A E Tllton of Deiter reported to
Eugene polic. that hie Ford touring
car U'27 model, licenae number
Oregon 2-28. waa .tolen Salunlaj
night from wter. It w.. p.rked on
,llo.,.tl"vi...l, 130R Willamette
street, reported bis car "l'nk b"!
s Ister lOUnu paru "y -
usene hotel, wner. nau u-v
aMnauB-u.
T3S Jeffer.on
., iwijai .. -.
j , reel, Mondsy "P""'" "V
a H.wthrone Oeljiie,
blue nd whit, in color, with a paper
bag tied on the handle bars.
3 Runaway Bov .
Held For battle
Three rnn.w.y boys, c.. IS yesr.
oW. and the -hsr two t IS K.
were piceo up "7 .V
i Sunday
,1 held In tha r:.
Th. Isds told police iney r-r
the'
- . a.,i
aolice hsva
gs tnm ." Ti, ,,,,: ,iM being
,0(1 wn.r.. '
leiater of one o ""'r "'"
FIRES IN CiTY AT
3llc
c i rrni mi nvrnnhr
UGCNC C0V-tCYI0N '-'5.V :
C.llMtl.ss .aywhsr.; : -
less we eelleel. Mler BKg. "
Hlt)MAN-FEi.lc-lN8LRANCal
Petting ln.nr.ny? See auah TtrU
Btllreem O.aolnf T..ht
Et,nlmasj427 E. lath, i'U, Kl-W
AtttosaobiU lnsur.aca Husk Karto
IWkUNLCt INSUBJiS A.MIUUK.
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