TWO
Morning Register Lane County News Service
KIUINiFlKI.I PKHSONA1.S
(Realiter Lane County SDectalk
HPMNUK1BLU, Ore., July 9.
The Price brothers oueneil their
dourti toduy, carrying a light line of
groceries.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pish and family
ore lenvlnir in tho morning; for New
port where they will remuln for one
weeit.
C 43. Xtfons anil family and William
Hunter and Ills family left nun -even
Ins to Bpend tho week-end camping
at rJrnrroa.
Mr: ana Mrs. With AArlnn rtnirn.
ed saturUas- evenHiar nfler camMnR
for ft 'few days nt Nimroil.
Jake McKlnney of Colmrir Is visit
lB for a Bhort itlnio -with 'Ills lBtin
Sirs. 116V 'Gaatvcl. ' ;." , .
it fx' IsewHs Sinner it Mashflolft Is
horo flsrtlng for on ewk with her
, husband'B mother, Mrs. Henry Blnn-
er.
The Misses Moreno. Lombard and
. Veda Bean 'hewe (returned 'from Mon
mouth after attending summer school
for Bl weeJ(s. , ' '
Wnvd KesLer. who has .been env
ployed In 8a)em fw tho past year. Is
here vtslling Wltn nia parents, jir.
and Mrs. Bd Keslur.
Rev. James ttoberts and son .pass
e8 throtiKh SnrlnKfieia 'Saturday ev
eriuic nroue t Ifvlug to hold ser
vices" Sunday-. ' : 1 ' V '"'-'
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wlscarson
and son, Vernon, and Mr. Wlscarson's
' mother, visited at the. home of Mr.
nnd "Mrs. J. C- Rnllay Saturday ev
ening. Mr.- "Wlscarson nnd Vernon
wore attehdlng iihe 'Initiatory work of
the Orientals.
Inlaid Work Bnultiful -?t
(RwltMrXsiie County SpeeUI)
CRESWELL, Ore., July SI. James
Stowell makes -Interesting use of his
spare time by doing Inlaid work. Me
has made a box, slse I b 14 Inches.
In whit -he "has put 666 pieces of
wood and" -the 'cover -is Inlaid with
beautiful woods arranged in symetrl
cnl design which contains 644 Inlaid
pieces. We has used 83 .different
kinds of wood 'and shrubs all from
Oregon snfl the bo Is truly a - work m
art. e expects to exhibit it dt the
next 'county Hair. '
EOO TUA.RKRT HOLDIKO STEATY v
Markat for empi h 'holtllug t.ady here
with no change flther In buying or selling
values 'for the week's start. The movement
la r.portsd as being healthy In all quarters.
MRS. JOHN SCHERLER DIES
. cJtiswEiawoMA (a-ccXMris to.
- '.; flUgHrisr Luie County SpaclaD '
' CRESWEU. Ore., July 31. Mrs.
3ohn Schorler died at her home Sun
day .afternoon -of paralysis,-- leaving
uil- -husband. John hcherler, and five
daughters and one son, -namely: Mrs.
Llliio Petty, Mrs. John 'Barnett, Mrs.
Era Bolin, Mr.,AW. WUmot. Mrs.
Gladys Schafer and Fred -Boherler.
-The funeral will be bald -from her
late .home at 10:30 Tuesday morning.
Rev. J. L. -Stratford officiating ani,
interment In the bower cemetery. She
was about sixty years of age and had
not been well -sraoe -a visitation of -thc:
lu" -last winter. -
' GKBBWEUi PERSONAM "
(HeglttnXaoa Cousty Special)
'CRESWELi., Ore., July XL Miss
', Bernloe Johnson of Eugene same up
; Saturday and is the guest of Elisa
i. both-Sedcrwick a few .days.
1 - .Leonard Ferguson and Melvin'Trax
:i 3Sr went over to. the -coast Sunday for(
-i a week's outing. -
' MIbb Zinniker of Eugene spent Sun-'
daV with .her cousins, Misses Edna garlic.
and Nlta -zinniker. , . ;
. .Mr. and- -Mrs. -'C. R- Cleaver went
-. to .-Portiand. '-Monday to -spend a part;
otUr. Qleewer'B -vacation. -
The jladlee" ldi of the Methodist
furch held a iooa -sale Saturday al
...uwoon, in - ihn, . fojaaac.faatdjvare,
building. -
-Mrs. c!. B. Dempster of -Portland
came tip Saturday and is -visiting alias
E. M. Thompson.
- Hubert-arid Loyal Leobo and Harry
Hedgpeth returned from their camp
ing trip tip -the Mcoreaie springs .on
Saturday -.afternoon. . -
PAVING WORK 'IS HELD VP
TROXJKtE WlWT" TTHPS 'CASE5
lund clnhh .nor thla plnoo aiiH hbrt
8hi lived until -JSy? nntl huv alut'v
realdtHl hon, with th exouptlon of
thre) o;ira it pout tn Kugvntt and Al
bany. " V
Kitfht t-hlldrtm woro born, nix of
whom survive the mother, ntt follows.
Orville of this pluoe, Ontnt of Van
couver, Wash.. Mrs. I. A. Valentino of
SnrlctfriCltl. Mrs, T. M. MltohoM of
Alhnny, J. W. CtmulnirlKntt of Itotse,
ilduho, nnd C F, unnhwhinn of Unt
il;, m, Texas. A diuiKhtor died In 104.
DAltT MARKET HEPORT
ORROON JOVUN'AL MAKKKT 8BRVICR
POIWliAWn.- OFen 'July Ott.-WIUlo no
formul nvloe ehtmittM are ahuwu lu tho mor-
kei fur buttor, actual tia'ltja are bolug muUe
for. -botijr vubJ and -urlute at Jowar prto-M.
Thla moTeraent In not EWiera). but here anil
tbera IftttHuft branifs are ixportiHl a being
slnKheil lor urmtk.
There ia no inlttaKlnR the very weak trend
of tho loeal 'butter tiltuntlon. OwltiK to the
competition for butter tat the trade here U
unable to make any general retlurtloa In the
price of butter unlesn similar action U taken
by 'PiMfet Bound Interentrt.
It appears that the latter are a won tieu
up with high priced tunig etock ttntt 1hey
ilenlre to keep vnlues to the extreme point
aa long as pomlble 'and thereby mini tit lie
their lOMes, However, -a meeting of Huget
Hound interests fs scheduled again for Sep
tember 1.
Cube price are being openly rut here, and
Rtlll'tbe-buBinetis is estremely 'limited.
GOOD PRACTICES SKlXTNO WELL
While the 'market In in bad shape tor
peaches ho small that the pits show, there la
an actual scarcity of good elted stock.
Burly 'CraiMords from Calffornta in small
supply with Mlee around gl.50ffH.T5.
Local troek, BOc up for marble niies and up
to 1.001,35 for aventge stock.
RR1BP 'NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADB
Cabbage scaree and firmer.
Egg plant lower at 12T12He generally.
Onion market just bout steady at for
mer prices.
Country-killed ean of Quality In demand :
hogs firm. -
Chicken trade unchanged at former prices.
WARRTSnimCl . Sire... Julv .31.-
(Special to .the Reiter). The pav
ing- crew on. the Halsey-Harrlsburg
stretch of 4he highway was -held up
the -first. of last week -on account -of
trouble 'occur rlne to -the pumps which
furnish the. water for -the job. 'Pour
wells have been driven to - supply
what water fs weeded and the pipes to
these 'wells became clOKfted with sand.
thus stopping- the flow of water. This
was - (corrected immediately and 'the
paving t;row resumed work Thursday.
It Is hoped that no more 'trouble wilt,
be -encountered.
MRS. CUNMTJGHAM PASSES
H AmSBCBlS . . TXOMAS VIES , ,
DAYS . ilfISIR tDAUGHETKB.
HARRISBUkG. Ore..' , JulV 4 31.-
(Special to the (Register). rirs. Mary
. Cunningham ipaased - away at her
home In inn city (Friday morning.
Just -nine -days after the Heath of 'hen
daughter. Olive, who died In this city-;
July 30.. 'Mrs. 'Cunningham 'had been
feeble for tome 'time, due to 'her dt,
vaneea age . - -
Mary PorterCutirtIngham was bovh
in 'Boone 'county. (Indiana, 'August 18,
1836. being lh her 6th year when,
death overtook 'Jier. Bhe'Wus -tnarriee
io maroon luunmngnam march as,
1856, in Missouri. Mr ."Cunningham
passed away In .the spring of 1902.
In April, 1853. the family oronsed the
Missouri Tiver and began the Hong
journey across me plains to Oregon,
arriving in this state the following Oc
tober. They settled -on a Oonatlon
pram
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 31. Butter Sell
ing price, box lots: Creamery prices Prints,
extras, 43046 for plain wrappers, cubes ex
tras, S803Sc per lb.; dairy, buying price,
22f KHc per lb.
Butter fat Portland delivery oasis: No.
1 grade, 41c ; Ko. 2, 43s; No. 1 sone, 45c
for MAW grade.
Cheese selling: Tillamook triplets, SU
B29c: Toung Americas, 29UO30e: Ore-
eon triplets. S3 24c. Buying prices f. o. b.
Tillamook: Triplets. SOe; Toung Amerleas
and longaorns, 27c lb. Selling prices: Block
Swiss, fancy. 31032c: Irmburger, 24 O 28c:
oream 'brick. 22024c,
flggs Buying price, 'Front street t Cur
rent receipts. Western Oregon, 19c per dor. ;
Eastern Oregon, l?e per doz. ; henneries.
2le per dosen. Selling price: Ordinary
Candled, 26c dos.; select 28c dox, ; pul
lets, 28c dos.
Live Poultry Selling price! TTeayy sens.
Hie 22c lb.; light hens, 13ffT3Hc per lb.;
brollera, iUcks. -2123c : -other broilers, 19
UZlc lb.; Old 'roosters, 10c
VBOBEABLBS
Otikme-selllng price to retailers: Yellow
Dan Tern. $2.50; Walla Walla, 1.7S0$2.2ri,
ISO lb. ; green onions, 35c dozen
bunches. -
4?oUtees Selling pries to retalWret Ore
gon ffancy, $1.75 $2.50 per cental; buying
priee, country, 1.0O$1.25; sweet poUtoea,
$3.00 erate ; new potatoes, 2H9
a 3-4c. .
. - MZATf -- . - -
OeoDlTy Heats fuiiroc rsrfeef Amntry
hogs, lee per lb,; heavy stuff less; veal,
top, about 80 (o 100 lbs., heavy
nun icbs; tamos, jsc
Smoked Meate Hams, R3QZ8a per lb.;
breakfast baeoo. .24044e lb. -
Packing House Meats Steer beef, 149
lG)c lb.: heifer, Ifil&c lb.; cows, 13c lb.;
lambs, 16O20o: ewes, 1014o: hogs. 16V4
lTo par lb.
Lsrd Kettle rendered, 18c per pound:
t is roe 'basis, compouad. 14Hc. .
- - " 1B0PS, WOOL AND BIDM . .
Hops 1921 crop, nominal, 16e lb.
Hides-Calf skins, 12013c; kips, 9O10c
lb.; green 'hides, 8c lb.; salted, 709c lb.;
HdhalrNonllnal; 20030c lb.
Sheep pelts, long dry pelts. 18020c: short
pelts, -BO-lOe lb.;. long hair got pelts, 12c
lb.; 4tioTt hah" -goat petts. 2Se each.
Wool Willamette vslley eearsa. 20 O 30a:
medlnm. SSOSSe Id.: fine. 87040a lb.:
Cafttern Oregon IMbo. 80O4Oe lb.
Cascam Ssrk 1922 peel. Be: 1921 seel. :
7c; grape root, Be lb. I
CATTLB '
Choice steers $7,500800
Medlum'to good steers 6.7FO 7.50
Fair to medium steers ....... 6.75 0 6.75
Common to fair steers 4.00 a B.75
Choice 'eows. and heifers. ..,.,. 5.00 O 6.60
atvaiam o gooo COWS asm
heifers ikoa kiwi
Fair to atedluni'eows and heifers 8.50O '4.60
common ows ana neiters.... 3.009 8-60
Canners H 1.50 O 3,00
B 3.00 3.50,
Choice Feeders ......... .......1.. 6.000 SB0
Choice 'Hairy calves 7.60O 8 00
rrime-iifni caiTOS r 7.00 7.60
Medium light ealres 6.00O 7-.0O
Heavy dairy xahres.. . , ., 4.6OO 6.00
Prime light 12.0003.00.
Smooth heavy, 230 to 800 lbs. 11.60(912.25
Smooth heavy, 300 lbs. up 10.00 flll. ISO
Rough heavy .8.000 ;75
Fat fplgs ... 12.000 12-60'
Feeder plgs ...... i2.noi9sn
Stags 6.000 9.00
'6BXKP
Prime east mountain lambs.,
Choice valley lambs.,....,,,,
Medium valley lambs
Common valley Iambs .. . .. ,
Cilll soring lambs...
light yearlings
Heavy yearlings .
Light wethsrs 4.
Heaty wethers ... . .... , ,
Cigarette
biffs. itoastmf. !TMs -one
Ktra troeM
SIvm a nn and
'dstfgtrthilf qneirty
JmpMaribio to
'duptfosta. ''
.10.00911.00
. 9.00O10.00
. -8.00 0.00
. 6.00 8.00
. 5.000 0.00
. 0.500 T.50
. 5.600 8.50
. 6.600 6.00
. 6.000 6.60
. .2.000 6.00
ruKiuinu'UKAIN MARKET -PORTLAND.
Dm.. Jul., al n.i. ....
tUrm! WhuL linnl .till. A....... .
br, i:08; soft wblte. white club, hsrd wla
ter. ' Warthntn ' hrln. liH.i a i i
JiOO : red Walla, Aupint, September. Jl.o.l',
bcr, 29 ; RtanOsm leal, Ausunt (27 : Sen-
I umber, 127.60.
.SAN PRANOIS0O MARKETS
SAK .FRANOIsao. .Jnlv.Al . n.in...
Hajr, 007 Iodi. .Hsy, wheat, 15 to $17;
fair. ss in SIR. .tam. m. miA
wlld oau, f0 to (12; alfalfa, 13 to $16 i
lux.-, ,sio straw, notntoal.
HEW YORK FnUlT MARKET
HEW YORK. Julr 81. Braporated apples
dull, state, 17H01oi pranaa firm, Call
tomla., 0lHc; oresona, 12fflSoi oprl
Rota, nominal; pesshea quiet, hdlce, '12&A
l.Hc ; 'extra 'eboloe. -14 16c : fannv. is
V . mi, t
' HOPS ARB QUIET
nIsw vntj i t .. i.. n. i . . .
1021, .20 0 240: Paelflo .Coa.t, 1821, 10O
Zlo; 1020, 17010c.
flBATTLB MARKETS - -
'HRATTT.D1 -liii. nii... mi i
. . - , -uu.i.ci, J linU.IIJ 'HBT,
J. ' ; siiiais,
$ai! J), a, $26; barter, whole, 30 ; (round
nnd rolM, 88; ollPMd, 40 1 chlok aUrter,
68; chop, .11 grain, 42; cam, 37 ; orsohed
and fand jiihI. flO'.llna.ui 1 ...
mutui, (egg), ; eoratch. food, 's6. '
- - . lyerybpdv XVclcornc to
CBBswell, Friday, Am
J 'I
3g!og!i and Fogdsora Power Exposition
Don't IMiss THis Great Day in Cres well Come!
r ,1-1 .. r, . . :i .. mi. " .-"'" '
Creswell
Fruitgrowers
Bank
The Bank of Service
COMMERCIAL" AND SAVINGS
Farmers, Dairymen,
Peultrymen and
(log Growers
Take notice that Creswell Feed & Seed Co.
will be prepared to take- care of your needs
in the best economical way this season. . .
We are having our mills put in order to do
your grinding and seed cleaning at a price
that you can afford to have it done.
We carry a full line of Noxall Feeds and
Flours. You can get Noxall Flour at any of
your local grocers. . .. . . . .
CRESWELL FEED AND SEED CO.
? .r .GEORGE W. ARNHART, Prop. -
Roberts
Cash and Carry
The store of good service, good mer
chandise, and low prices on
Fancy Groceries, Confectionery,
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drink and
Ice Cream.',
We make a profit 'on every article we .
, -sell anybody can sell goods at cost!
Elmer Roberts
Under the Auspices
of
Scarbrough
Motor Co.
Ford and Fordson
Dealers
Creswell
Oregon
McDaniel & Schorler
Creswell Garage
All Work Guaranteed
IVe Recharge and Ovcrlinul
Batteries
Creswell
Blacksmith Shop
Horseshoeing, Carriage and
Wagon Repairing
Blacksmithing & Lathe. WoTk
J. R. Miller '
Fire and Auto Insurance
Notary Public - Real F.statc
C H. SEDGWICK, Creswell
J.H.GILMORE
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
All Kinds of riain and Taney
Woodwork, Machine Work
and Horseshoeing a Specialty
. Have a supply of
Eastern and Oregon Hardwood
Creswell
Hotel
Under Kcw Management
Prices Reasonable
U. S. a QUICK, Proprietor
C. E. 1.EAB0
Contractod and Builder
I ave a good supply
of Shingles for sale
Creswell Market
The Home of Good Meats
'I s. : '
All Kinds of Fresh and Cured
meats ami Urd, Wienies and
. Uologna 'J
Wo try to give you the best
for the least money
Olson's Confectionery
and Lrocery
A Full Line of Drugs
Eastman Kodaks nnd Supplies
'Groceries nnd '. Soft 'Drinks
Ice Crcwn and Ice
in Any Quantity
Caravan Day
Bargains
a. . 1 ' f
One Day Only August 4th, 1922
1 lb. Caravan Coffee
Royal Club Coffee - - 41c
Kolger's Making Powder, 1-lb. can .. 4c
l-'olger's Baking Powder, 12-ox. run ...
12 bars While Wonder Soap I 4
22 bars Crystal White Soap Ji.oo
Armour's Toilet Soap, -lc bar; 7 liars 25c
'Olympic Buck Wheat Flour, pkg. . . 20e
' Leslie's Half Ground Salt, 50-lb. sack $4c
FREE!
One bar White Wonder Soap with every $1.00 purchase
Wc appreciate your business, no mater how great or small!
Clay M.Stone
4 CASH STORE : '
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Confectionery, Cigars & Notions
. - Creswell, Oregon , .
BARGAIN SALE
. . . 1 , ..
Apron Cretonnes ,29c
Ginghams , ,21c
Heavy Linen Toweling 24c to 29c
Oilcloth, 46 to 48 inch .''.. .-.34c
Ladies' and Children's White Canvas
Shoes, pair . . . ; $1.25
New Taffetas and Pongees
Browns, Blues, Black, Henna, yard. . . .$1.75
Specials on Ladies' Silk Hose
Corsets
Underwear
Night downs
Coveralls
Children's Hose
Heavy Crepe dc Chine, per yard ..
I
GROCERY SPECIAL'S
25 bars Laundry Soap ...... i ". ..... .$1.00
Rolled Oats, 3 lbs '.25c
Rolled Oats, 7i lbs 50c
Rolled Oats, 16 lbs . .... .$1.00
!-lb. can Red Salmon 29c
Tomatoes . .... .'. 14c
Corn Starch 10c
Syrup, gal. tin 70c
, ' '
Hememvay & Rogers
''"' SUCCESSORS ?rO TREANORS'; i "' ' '
C. L. Weber
HARDWARE :
Creswell, Orcgrtn
4 i
' ' f
Special on Friday. August 4th'
10 Discount for Cash on Furniture
SPECIAL ON GRANITE AND ALUMINUM WARE
WHiavc the iPnul wntcr system look the specifications over