Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, September 01, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO :' MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE FRIDAY, SEPT. I, 1922 si.' Qqldpn Brown Wafflfs-rrr ' d..jiaple syrup-rr M-mmmm hpw good!! 4.jhfo.tpp it off with : a ctip of mellow , . .-. breakfast more appetizing? "... - - i - . - i ttaU Gffi & m?m hatlly with n fnlllnc rook while bath ing In tha WHltiiiHitv. WIMIKKKV I'KKWrsj..!.!, ' i I U.el.ter Laue ftauats Sueclsl) WlNltKKKY.. Ore., Auk. 28. Mlse Inn 8Hl. : l en-Haul ttiu-her M" Volrull. hiwh,, s vlKitlny M (bo .flnirlniHii lionm. .;.., ! . .lli-s, llnico -lU'iliio slH'Ul Iht' imxt vevs; t ine l-omiii homo niulatliiK Mr, i.uieuu. who ntiH iteen a,?. .M. K. ttoltlru Irnnmclvd business In KllKrlH' Saturday. Mr. anil Mrs. Yuiu lluckit Hud ehlMreti, "Porothy uini Hilly, vlsltuil Sunday nit!'iHKa with Mr. and Mr II. Wnmbold. Mr. iiiul Mm. O S. Moony lmd trm to Kum'iie We.linsduy. Thoy cum- limed - business Willi lUi'iuiura uy nitv in- Uonial work dono.'- : Mrs.' IH-xtor Carter,-who la vooklns :it llio roud rump, him bivn sh'k. i Mr. iiml Mra. . lliirrlnuin and their miosis. Mrs. il.. H. Wolsl and sun. L" . .1 St,.,., !.. VAIIirilrtll Krhl.'iv eventus trom' CraWr '-' laR where they htivo been on a week' puling. Mini) Cliira HniiKiemier, wno nua 'lean- auendlns the summur vlsltlnK her nelcr. Mrs. K. llturinmn. lvft Tuesday for her' home In ' llutrolu Midi. ' MJ'B RECIPES-Cteme Cafe l! Vast M-I - B Coffee (luiJ) J cupe whoa- raUk J 'W K!-IC--ZJti J -- Jnn.rri mxrl i tabteaWUl 4dj ciMwt w ""? Comklo oJk.Sk, SiU prr Voilint wet. Separate et. AM !, as rtV riaB; tlioreajble truerJuf.- Ada t to ecaUca niuiirc and cook Hinjnt ciw saatlr tor 3 miausel antit aiixtuic ccaci qoon. CaiU. aajl uailla, feU la whipped tff whan ana 6eR is 3 H" enckei kc to orx of ict in cat. Tac ana ahoaU ka idjca wka autrai tioapi ai km mj at lucmi fiir nroipi "rf cacVatrBij. BONN A NKWS MVTKS (Realster Lan County Special) IXIXiJA. Oie., AUK. SO. J. J. I.OM'ln and hla tkiunhwr, itteurl, wlio hua been vialtlng Ilia dilusmer. Mra. C U. Uurk of Udnantii. Oregon, returned to hla home near lounii Inat week. Mra. Utndera of Creawell. Ore., rauie up one duy Inat wvek to upend a few weeka with her husband, Mr. ltndera ut Donna- . Ale Lewis and wife and J. J. Lewis and his daughter, Pearl, motored to Kugeiie Suturday. ktlaa Dorcua ilnmniltt of Oahkoah, Client the week end 'visiting at tha homo of win. souvey. Mra. Ida Spores Is spending n lew lays In Kugeno visiting Mrs, Zum- wnlt. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson pf I'resweu spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Landers at uonna. lpirU"ftet Nevif9 Service JUNCTION CITY HEWS NOTHS ' (Roaiater Laaa Oorntr Bpaclal) JUNCTION CITT, Ore,. Aug. 11. Raw llackiey ot Portland vaa a. Junc lion City vikr Wednmday. . Emf iim "ffTff avd Thora Poter isen. who have Uee attending summer. ' school at Belling hum. Washington, are hooM for a shod vacation before com mcnetac tkeir achoola.- Mia Petersen leaches, at Coquule. . : Mr. ana ktra. ITratok Phillips and Bona bava returned from Southern Or egon wher tliey have been the guests of Mr. and Mra. "Wra. Shrodef . Claud Hultiurt an Chas. Slayter of Blachly were Junction City visitors Wednesday. , - Mr: aad Mra. Otto Hoppcs return ed Tuesday from' a- trtp tA Portland. Balem and Seaside, - They were ac corppanled from Qii lem ay, Mrs. Hop pea1 sjiother. Mrs. MoUen!(i. Chas. BeJU la harvesting near town with a corobloe wkV;b' is altxaotinK tho attestMja of many woo happen to paa a see. U jrkiiw. - Mra. A. J. Kaiser is getting to be a rcaj rhoorjit, drlyinf ro Vi ke Sdturtkiy 'morning -apd getting in Junction City in time to help in the utbro Saturday. The old postoffice building Is be ing moved to the lot across from the high school and will be remodeled. Dr. Hicks has Just finished alving Ilia iiuiiih it m trim mu ui pniiii. Little Kenneth Lee !& on the; sick Ust. Dr. and Mrs, L. E. Thornton were Eugene visitors Tuesdny evening. - James Skinner wus a Junction City caller Wednesday. 1 ' Mr. and Mra Davidson and child' rcn of Monroe were Junction' City i hoppers-Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hicks and Aunt ie Hicks ore -leaving Thursday, for WUhoit springs, near tillvertan, fox an outing. - - ' - Mrs. Louise Robinson nnd children aro visiting this week at 'the home of Mr. Hobinson'a. mother. Mrs. Mury Robinson.1 - ' ' The postoffice will soon be per manently settled in Us new location. Edith Ruder had the misfortune Of, hurting one of- her fingers quite SWflg Away IUJ-.1J j.illl H.i D?. ytxji"t4iViz' tTiaf'spfne day you will greatly regret letting hose precious dollars slip through your hands? Vben, Theodore. Roosevelt said'.' ' ' ' - ' , "Thj-ft comrnpn, sense applied, to spending," he 'fgflt hiti tbe o, svcpesjl, ,; This, ljlani riia,ke5 it .easy.' for you to, save. No rnattex how little money you have right now, deposit it here and- let' k' begin e?Tn'nJ three per c?nt iuteresl, pqm ppijLnded. sswi-aiiuiiaUy, with absolute safety of principal. yfTED STATES NATIONAL. BAlSlv E VOEW.iQAK AND SAVINGS BANK IBSBffBTT?SfPS?5BrT'5rHrinrs1ft'''WBBJeiB Seggaill ,. ..L ., ',' 1 .- .. .1 t-rrrrTTT. 5 Lane County- ALAPQpYA SPRINGS: -. nctey, September 4th Goo Sp.ettTfing. and, M,us.i,q jernhiUcqnces by Early Set,tler,s r SwiimiW and Water Sports in the New Cemerijt Tanjt Ball Game and Qlr Spori 4 JITNEY DANCE AFTERfyQON AND EVENING ,J 'M,ttsib I;'ufhished: by Dr. WhetBtofte Evefy.bpdy .'weicQine.i' Cajs,. wHl:'be 'providedi for old settlers between Cottage Grove and 1,-ondon, Cpme anrl , meetj jonr old-tirne friends. CVSHMAS ' PERSON AIS ( KfjtiHtr Lane CounUr BpccUl) CUSHMAK. Ore.. Aur. 30. Jurod Hrotl nnd Vernnn Uouirlus have re turned borne utter spending a feur days In Eugene. C. K. So utb worth returned Thurs day from n huntingr trtp to Heceto. He reoorts very ooa iuck. Sylvia Nichols lett mat veex xor ber borne in cuiirornin. J. O. Holt of Kujcene was Here f n dnv on buainesa. Mtss Eleanor sauoert vmitea Mon day In Florence with the Misses Hurd. Mrs. Kooert ttnv ok tieeeia viaueo here Monday wltb Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pratt Odcar Mnson of Tlernnn spent the week with his sUter, Mrs. Lloyd au bert. Mrs. cook and son. Iean. are spend- Ine a fewi days In Euirene this week. Oeoree Gibbs nnd WHHim oreiron- spent the week end at tno uios rancn on Whoanlnk lake. Rnrl Hill and Clnus Stevens return ed Friday from Smith river, where they spent a weex on a nununp inii. Miss l-ydia csibhs visited inursuay at the waite rnnen. DAILY MARKET REPORT 'nnniri vr rtu Aiav 41 at 1 niviui ot PorUsnd. othe Ucm of Gatea-DUon com- daojt, wi UDanin.oui7 teciea sn aR?r at tbe PscUie Co-Opera Hire Poultry ProducATs wcdnesKiar aiwrnoon oy urn Doaro of directors.. The ballot vai tasen after the applications of several otber broker were MHislarail ' Tbe election was anoouoced followtnit a meeting of the producers Wednesday night In the oourthoUM at UllUboro. wbeo diiMjlu- tlon. of tbe association was considered. The meetlns was turned Into a love (rant, how- erer, and tbe producers decided not to bolt the organisation. Delegates were present from Benton, Polk, Lias, Marlon and Yam- bill counties. . T. IL Small, lira. Grant Brown sod Ijt. B. Oorkee were aUo elected directors to till exuUnc Tacaocles. Tbe members art said to hare been nleased with tho reports made by K. C. Scbrocder, preiuent, ana 10 nave com pi mien tea Dim on his work during the paxt two months, while be has managed the organisation. The re port showed a better return to tha grower from- the lat two pools than previous pools bad' tendered PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 31. Butter Bell ing pries, box lots : Creamery prloaePrlots, extras. 44c for plain wrappers: cubes ex tras. S7vas per id.; oauy, purug pnee, per lb. Butter fat Portland delivery baalai No. X grade, 44o: Wo. 2, 41c; No. 1 son, 42e for "A arad. Cbeew Selling I TUIaBtMfe tHpUU, 88 920c; Young Americas, ztWOSOet Ore gon triplets,' 23 240. Bajtng prices Lea, Tillamook: Tdpiets, 90c ; toang Amsrteas and losghonts, Zlt lb, Belltsg price) Block Swiss, fancy, Sleaze; llmhargajc, Z403a; eretm brick, aUS)Z4c, : Eggsf-Buylog price. Front etreett One- rent receipts,, western pregon, ac per. do. Eastern Oregon, 21c dpi.; bQODerles, 2702 per dos.; seVHog price, select. 3aO04c dog.; DUllets, 2Sc per dot. " Lira Pool try 1 1 leg Brtegi Heaex kea. 22c per pound; uxbt ben-v per pound: brollfrs. Roekf. 21 & 23c; other broilers. 18 f 20c lb.; old roosters. Sc.- 1 ': VCaBTABLM OnionsSelling price to retailer t Walla Walla, 1.25tCl.W); garlfc, tOOlCc; green union., ous hhh ouoenn, ' Potstse. S.M1BB anas as MUtlam ftra- goa faocr. $1.2GO$1.7B per caatal; iwaat po tato, m, e . MUTE - Coaatrr Haats gelling, priest Ofluntrr uor,, luG15Hc lb.; beavv ituU leim; Teal., topi, about 80 to 100 Iba, 10S4Ollc; hear. staoi jess; lamas, ue. Bawked siests Hams. 2504SO pec lb. breakfast bacon. 220 480 lb.' Packing Hoaaa Maata Btaai baat. 14 10'Ac lb.; belters. UI4o lb.: exnra. 130 lb.: lambs, 18 e aoo: awas, lOOMai boss, 1H Q no par lb. Lartr-Kailla Mnaaraa, Its pat. pans Usros basli. eompouad, X4Ha.' ' HOPS, WOOL AND BrDM , 1 Hops 1921 crop, asnlnaL IBa la. HMeii-rCal skins, 12,8: klpi, 010a m.i Si".., vvm m., .aiteo, ffjtfo in,; Uob.lr Nomln.l, 20 0 82a 07 8 beep pelU, long Art pslts. 1SO200I sbort peiu. no loc lb.; long belr goat pelts.' 10 O ixc id. ; enorx nair soat pans. Wool Willamette rsller cosr4, to OSna; inoaium, ' auejozo id.: tine, sooaoe lb. Baelern Ort.on-losbo. S0O400 Ih 1 usscsra Bark 1B22 nasi. Ua: ' M21 peel, 74c ; (rap root. 6c lb. ' - umi Cbolos. -stee ....'.., i ... .. 17.78 0 M.28 Obofca vsllef Ismbs,.-,. ., ,, B.SOO 10.00 Pair to medium steers , 8,2SJ 7.2 Common to fair tsars . . . .. , ,. "4.0 O 4.28 Choice cows and' belters BBOA 8.00 Medium to goon cow., tellers. . 4.50 o 5.28 rsir to medium cow., belters.. 8 B0 4.00 Common cows : 8.25 Is 8.78 Canners 1.75A 8.28 un. R.nofs i nn Choice reatfere , S.00O 8.80' Choice dairy calves., , 9.60010-00 frime nsnt calves 0.000 v.50 Median tight eslvei , , 8.00 O t.00 Heavy calves , 4.50.S' 8.00 llrma Prime llsht 10.00A 11.00 Hmooth heavy, 280 to 800 lbs,. P.IK) 010,00 sun lbs and ud R.onfl- o.nn Jtou(h heavy '., 8.000' 8.00 ireeaer piss. :..'.....:ln.nnnlAlK Pst plus :.io.onM art nStsgs, .ubject to dooksga .. . , S.000 7.00 RRslBP Prima east tnountalp Vsassa. Cbolca valley. UttutM ... ... Medium valley Ittabl Coinmoa valley kuibs' . Cull .prag lauibs Heavy yearllus. ' .'. LIM yaarlluae .'. , .,, Heavy welhcre . Ll,ht' vietbers ... 4, .,,.. Kaes . ..10.00011.00 ,. u. Boo to.au ., 8.000 8.00 ., i 000 8.00 .. (.00 0 8.00 .. .ot0 t no ,. t.000 BOO ,, 5.000 8.00 .. .OO0 7.00 .. I.00O 8.00 IHillTI.ANri OlIAIN ANII KKKK POIITLAKII. Ore.. Aus. 31. llreln tu- lure.: Wheal, herd white, Hi'r-t.'iub.'r. IK-to. tier, 81.08; eoft -lille.Ve.lrit while, Hep leniber, 11.08; UiluU't. 8I.0T: hurd lMr. Hepleuibpr, ll.lill; Uituher, l.05i Nuribrru .prhiK. seiilrinher, 8 LOT; ih'tolwr, 1 1. oft; Weai.ru rvd, HeiileuilKr, SI. 08 1, Oclubnr, 81.01. Oat.. No. S whlto teed. September, ooto iwr, :rj,' No. i gray, deplvmber, tVtober, 8,'W.- - Harley, brewlns, 8epteuiber, October, $26.(10; Htsndartl teed, SeiHeiuhtfr, ei.ou; tviober, Com. No. 3 a.tern yellow hlpuienl, Sep leniber, October, $is.75. , t'lllOAUO UAHKKT QUOTATION t'llH'Atlll, Aus. .HI. Wheal. No. SI red, 11.011,; No. S hard. tl.ottftl.lU S(. Com. No. 2 mlied, O10dl; No. 2 yel lo. 01 1-4061 1-4. Oala. No. 2 white. 4 1-4 a 3d: No. 8 white, 3J 3-4 0 35. , . , lfalJ Bre. o. 8. lists. Barley, 510SO, " " S BJJBSB Tlnuiihy eoed. $4,000 $0.00. " ' Clover seed, 812.000 lid.. 00. , ... Pork, nonilnst. ' 4" Lard. 810.30. Klha, $0,500 $10.60. BRATTLE HAY, OltAIN AND FRRD 8KATT1.R Aug. 81 Cllr delivery liar. timothy, VIS: U. O.. flu: mixed. 823: alfalts, $21; U. C, $20: .Irow. $16: barley, hole, 80: around and rolled, 88; clipped, 40: cblck starter. 68: cbos all grain. 41: corn, 87; corn cracked and mill teed, 88: iinKea meal. 58: scratch food. 45: soia bean, 88 ; wheat, 45. S.N FRANCISCO HAY. CHAIN. PKRO SAN FRANCISCO. Aue .11. ltec.li.la ! Hoy. 512 una; bay-rwbeal. 15 to 17c: fair. 13 1Q 15: tsma oat. 14 la 18: wild o.L 10 to 12; sKslfs. 13 ta 15; Hock. S to 11: straw, nominal. ' NKW YORK HOPS MARKET NKW YORK. Ausl .11 Hub. unlet, .let. and l'aclflo Cqaat, 1822, 1702U; 1020. VVIIC ' NRW YORK FRUIT MARKET NEW YORK An -( 1 L.v , dull; stste. 1701c; prun.. eaar: Call tornlss, 1.4018i,oj presona. 12018c: peaches easy; choice. 12SOHHc; eitrs choice. 14 0 15Hc :' fancy, 10!, 0 180. BIDS WANTED Notice la ber.li given that tbe ander slsned will receive Mealed bid. until 10 o'clock A. M. September 7lh. 1023. for s bolel sad Itt content, tpsrtlslly damaged by flrel. located on Wlllamelle boulevard at McKrnaa avenue. In tba City of Port land. Oregon. No bide wlH be conaMerrd nnleas sc. mapanled by a certified check to tbe vrder of the company for five per cent of amount of bid, balance payable upon ac ceptance of bid by the company. nida will be received for tho bulldlns and contents only, building to be removed Inside ot thirty daye of acceptance of bid. The company reserves tha right to re ject any and all blda. PENINSULA LUM0ER COMPANY. P. O. Drawer 4108. Portland, Oregon. 8-30-S NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS '-"re biwii .11. 10 in, t.ounry Court or Laos County, Orecon. and andoraed. . i.p-.. ,ur viunnKuDi a nriose uver IC ipftcfols fer Friday Whose Outstanding Feature Is Values Supreme Extra Special Safe for Friday W FaU its . I'ornirilv piiftil to $.(W nntl $5.50: "(Jiule mi amfirlmtiil of them, ,J 'Qta too, Pretty novel tlfsij-iis you tire su to like X 09 I.ndios' Summer ' UNIONS b.' 1.1 19 c Jersey Knit Bloomers eUld Underskirts $2.75 27-Inch Amoskcag GINGHAMS Regular 25c ami 27c values, ytl. 18c Sole Aganta DESIGNER PATTERNS ml . PUBLICATIONS i New Shipment .. i Ladies New FaU COATS I J, , ' ; ... Snappy motlels, cx'i'ellt'ut materials S6.4S 585.00 SPECIAL 36-Inch AU-WooI Serge KeKtilar $1.25 value in a Va- QC a, riety of shatlrs, yard wsl i PEOPLES CASH STORE 30 E. 9th Men's t'titi,,,, SOX 10c Men's Hluc SHIRTS 59c Men's Urcss SHIRTS 79c Men's Suimiifr UNIONS 59c Sole Agents for BON, TON and WORCESTER , CORSETS . 3P r - II I nil , II l I a II l ! ILU H.l II I H 1 1 1 Bl TtH n IS SJ l 7tsTP 1 1 1 1 I II in r II i i -t - 1 rr ti rntoia C.-in fiectlfto 12; Town-hip ) ith the Cewotr Clrti. Utv(a nay l iw- t Tf)f) I ATT TO "CLARIFY " Boutb. RaOKft ft WeaL V. M.. In Lane CountT. Orwjoo," will be rvcelrml tjr tba Coui.tr Court of aAld Couiiqr at tta ottiv In the Court bouse, Eujtetia, Oroo. until 2 o'clock P. W. on tho 2nd day of September, IDii, aad at tbat time ant place will ba pub Ucljr opened and read. Plane and eirincn,loni eontalnlof (onn ot eon trait, bond and proioa,, are oa file cured by a depoelt of IS 00, which wilt be niumeti u Dona una omn. The ribt rMerre to rJrt vtf or all protroiaU or it ar9 tho proo-a or pre poaitU ltnitd bl lr Lukae i!ountr. It ordof ot Um IsAiio t'uoty Court 1 4. W. M'-Arlhur. ' Urbtso Kaclneor lor Laa Cuuotr -10-10 i-vtav ,TA K KS from MiinHpal Auto park, . t monttta ph) fftimle hull terrttr, tmm anil tnll not clipped. Taken by mttlt iHty. ff not rfium at uiiro ho wit) bo itiriti'd uvrr to la Moody 'a DcCurva Karyptok Lejia A to Uctioc rueo-CeH KryplokUssM Aiellelur - Itis Well to See That You See Well See moody and Better rtwf SWCsrias ", 4Wfif-- . ' . .., .' . " We have the reputation of being the most successful Optical estab lishment in the State of Oregon, possibly excepting two in, Portland. We owe that success to strict attention to our own affairs, i We believe in the Golden Rule and that Honesty is the best Policy that this as well as all other successful concerns build better than pth er by giving better service and more of it. v It pays to be a little more than fai r, to give a little more in good work and fr pealing than a patron can reasonably expect. We have been Joo busy giving good Optical service and building up our large busi , ne8s tp criticise pur competitors. . -; . , ( We have four or five assistants in our employ at all times and the demand for more help is constantly increasing. We aim to keep only the i best help th,at pan. be had regardless of the cost. ; , The salaries we pay are as high as any in the state and we do not now and never, have had any cheap help. . , , ... ', Out assistant refractionist we have now is Dr. Fred Pagely, of Port land vand he has graduated from two Optical schools, which is an unusual accomplishment, is, licensed apd registered to practice Opr tpme.try in the State of Oregon. He is a gentleman, a member of the American Legion and a fighter frpm A-. E. F, , ,. . , , , Dr. Moody gives his personal 'attention' to every patient 'and guaran tees all work absolutely regardless of who it is done by. V Our prices are the lowest in seven .years., Thirty years of continu- . v-H. 9wyvcei" practice ai; ypui; service. PR, SHERMAN W. MOODY : ,J Qptpmetrist . , ,'. , Eugene, Oregon ; - . r 88 1 Willamette Street -i i.-.-.tv:: . ,.' ,Arelw,,' ' I ,' . , -':,., -.- t