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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE, SATURDAY. JULY 7, TWO lft6Ytiihg Register Lane County News Service j r. - Council to Moot Monday ' (h4)Kliter Laos County Special) Bl'KlNGFIELD. Ore., July 6. Tho Bpringrield city council will inoet In regular session next Mon day nlKht, at the city hall. The mutt or of the street lights will be decided nt this time, mid a diseus Hlon of the work on the streets will iiUo take place, - Other matters of luHioraiucG urn ulso scheduled to, coino up at this time. giiiMlny Rcliool to Ifavo FkulQ . t (Kei inter Lane County Special) ' BPRlNOFlfiLP, Ore., July 6. The members of tho ChriHtlan oh u roh have- plnnncd a, picnic for Hundoy, July 14, to be hold nt Myors' Grove, j. A program Is be ing nVrrwged, and nn nhundnnce of ents Is promised for tho affair. It 1h announced that everyone who carea to como is invited held In that city. The float de picted patriotic scenes, and to nua a touch of comedy to tho uffutr, two clowns, representing sacks of nour danced along witn tno noat, G. G. Bushman, president of tho concern, and Art Bushman, audi tor, designed tho outfit. Grus.1 ami Woods Must Ho Cut tltetrlnter Lnna County Bpecliri) SFltlNCWltibl), Ore,, July 6. The grass and weed ordinance of this city, will be strictly enforced from this time on, state J. W. Coffin, city recorder. People who do not cut tho grass and weeds on their property are now liable to prosecution, It Is stated, and should attend to this work at once. Tho tlmo limit set by law was up Monday. . Mia to Start Monday " (Rnlater Lane County Special) SPRINGFIELD .Ore., July 6.- The Booth-Kelly mill here, which was shut down Tuesday for the Fourth of July, will resume oper ations Monday, it Is announoed. The mill at Wendling and the camps will also be . open at this time, u is stated. Mill Float Wins Prize ! . fReelBter Lane County Siwclal) " SPRINGFIELD, Ore., July 6. Tho attractive float prepared by the Springfield Mill and Grain , company of this city was awarded second prize In the Industrial sec tion of the parade held In Eugene In connection with the. celebration Ift FOR JOB PRINTING Valley Printing Co. Irrigation With1 the coming o dry weather your crops will need water, and , we have the pumps to supply it. . We carry in stock geared power pumps for high and low pres sures.. ' . . For larger quantities of water the rotary and centrifugal pumps. Hercules Gasoline En gines to drive any size pump. ' Tell us your water problems QaackenhshY 160 Ninth Ave. East Reverend Sntcr at Convention (Register Laue County Speolal) SPRING FIKLD, Ol'C, July 5. Rev. A. G. Suter, pastor of the Christian church of this city, is now attending tho 82nd nnnuul state convention of the Christian churoh now belngr held at Turner. Oregron. Ministers nnd delegates from all parts of Oregon are in attendance, and a successful meet Is being: held, writes Mr. Sater. Mrs. H. T. Mitchell of this city is also in attendance. REUNION WILL BE HELD HIIiLS-BRIGGS FAMILIES TO GATHER OS JULY 15 (Register Lane County Special) "JASPER, Ore., July 6. The Htlls-Briggs reunion will be held here Sunday, June 15, and a gen eral invitation is extended to the publiq to attend. . It is hoped particularly that there may bo a largo attendance of pioneers, aa plans are under way to mergo the reunion into an upper valley pioneers' association and if possible acquire permanent grounds. . v FRAXKIJX NEWS NOTES (Register Lane County Special) ' FRANKLIN. Ore., July 5. The Fourth of July is past, and people will now turn to work again. Hay harvest is on in full blast and grain harvest will quickly follow. The people of this vicinity cele brated in various places. Some went to Eugene, some to Central, some to Noti, while others went fishing and some to the hills to enjoy a night of pure, cool and invigorating mountain air. The meetings at the Methodist church which were in session the past three, weeks, closed Sunday night The sermons were instruc tive and interesting, while the music, conducted by Rev. Shoe mard, was especially good. Miss Maude Youne sDent Mon day and Tuesday in Wendling. Mrs. Shoemard came Wednes day of. last week from her home at Grants Pass and remained until Monday when both Rev. and Mrs. Shoemard and children left for IS mm Gnu.tr. Vnw. Claude OrlK"by ac coinpanicd them an far u Central Klbort Butter lind D. F.'Urert nio bul :di iiir a house for tho former, who with Is family oxuooU to movo to Not! thin tall. George Crone has a new tourtnff car. Rev, llnrnbuiK and family took dinner with M r, a n d A 1 rs. 1 'o t e Akerson July 4. Mr. Smith "and Mr. UIkkr, of MiMulowview, wore at Kd VouiitfH TuenilaV. 11, T. Smith finished uhoarlns sheep Alomtny. G, N. Bryant went to Eugene Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K MIlHorn vis ited Mr. and Mrs. WHl Million, at Corvallis ono day hud week. VI IX KIW N KWH " n7TKS : (Uosistor Latio Cuuuty SecUU) V ION ETA. Ore.. July 5. Veitela people enjoyed a quiet Fourth, uniting aa families In picnic din ner in the woods or joining with Central or Eugeno or Noli in a more public celebration. Elknnah Picket has returned home from the hospital without crutches nnd hopes to recover speedily, tho uho of his Injured limb. ' waiter Vincent and family have returned from their homestead at Wolf Creek and will spend the summer In theirhomo in eneta. Charles Conant, Dorvoard Wil- ma and Mildred Pratt spent the Fourth on the McICenzie. Charlotte Curtis came homo from Alvadore to spend the Fourth Rev. and Mrs. A. Goodwin have received from their son, Ted, at Chehalis, Wash., the news of the birth of a little son. on June 29. Mr. and Mrs. R. Vincent and daughter, Vera, spent Sunday with relatives at Drain. Maxwell Back to Face Pouon Pen Charge 1 -iv4v M EA DO WV I EW NEWS NOTES (Registrr Lano County Special) MEADOWVIEW, Ore.. July G. Miss i.izzie Gruppe, of i.ugcne. came out to tho ranch Thursday ovening. Mr. and Mrs. Bond were Eugene snoopers Monday. line Thrush spent Wednesday evening with friends nt Central. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and daughter. Leona, who live south of Eugene, called at the Richardson home Sunday. Miss Cleo Emfgh, Bill Church Miss Patricia Emigh, Jim Church. Miss Ruth Jcnts and Russell Prat rie, of Eugene, were at the Charlie Demlng home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Deonne, accom panied by Mrs. Llttlejohn and Mrs. McDaniels, motored to Harrlsburg Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gunther and daughter, Betty, were Eugene shoppers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Purkerson are visiting at the home of their son. Matt Purkerson. Sunday school meets every sun- day in the school house nt 10 a. m. Try nnd make it a bigger and better Sunday school. Saturday s Specials AT- it Groceteria Phone 257 48 East 9th St. Green or Wax Beans ;. .'. " . ... . . . . . ... lOc 8 lbs. New Cabbage ... ... ...... . .25c Watermelons, per 3 lbs. White Navy Beans . ...... . . 25c 3 lbs. Head Rice . .;.20c 3 lbs. Bulk Oatmeal . . . . . . . . .... . 20c One 1 2-oz. tin Royal Baking Powder . 39c One 2-lb. tin Royal Baking Powder $1.25 One 5-lb. tin Royal Baking Powder . $2.35 Tru Blu Crackers 4 to 5 lbs. Blue Ribbon Wafers in cad dies, per lb. . . . 15c 4 to 5 lbs. Soda Crackers, lb. 13c Standard Corn,' per tin . 10c Standard Tomatoes, per tin . . . . ... 12c 3 pkgs. Yeast Foam . ... .25c 3 pkgs. A. & H. Soda ..... ... 25c 6 bars Crystal White Soap . . . 25c 2 large pkgs., Gold Dust . . . . . : . . . ... 45c 1 lb. Groceteria Butter .40c 1 I The Groceteria I'-'.y" PSamZSl, ' . DEERIIORN NEWS NOTES (Register Lane Couoty Speclnl) DEERHORN, Ore., July 6. Darrol Gllnspie vus up on the Mc Kenzfe Monday and was a guest at the Ream home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Barton and daughter, Thelma, from Portland, is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ream's. Mrs, Barton is a sister or Mrs. Ream. Mildred McNown Is attending school at Monmouth and spent the week-end with her mother last week. ' A number from Deerhorn ' at tended the Christian Endeavor so cial on Saturday evening. ' Mrs. Carl R. Baker was a week end guest at her parents' Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thienes. Mrs. Keppelbeck and ' children spent several days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ream, from Cottage Grove. . Miss Bessfo Fountain who Is spending her vacation at her par ents was visiting her sister, Mrs. Vincent Gillisple at Wendling. Mr. and Mrs.' Vincent Gillisple from Wendling occupied their new home in Deerhorn Tuesday. Rev. W. J. Large was a guest of Mrs. Wm. Hucka last Sunday. Mr. Large preached at Deerhorn lost Sunday. Bessie Fountain, Inga Kaldor, Mrs. Rose Pfouts and Inga Larsen were Entertained on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hucka. De licious refreshments were served. Dorothy and William, Jr., Hucka spent last week with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hucka and on Sunday their father and Mother camo for-, them from Fall Creek. - . Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Johnson with their sons, Wayne and Arthur from Walton, made a visit at Mrs. John son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fountain. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harril have started in earnest - picking logan berries and are calling for pickers. Ulnuys Gouard was visit ng Mona Swift for several days and Mona Swift wtnt homo with her to spend the Fourth of July. Walter Ranch and family start ed Nearly on the Fourth for the springs, up the McKenzio river. W.- C. Thienes spent tho Fourth of July with , his family. Ho is working In Eugene. MrsvGlasfell und children from Washington, arc visiting at the Georgo Maxwell, rich Now .York nnisio publisher nnd leader In American musical circle, has ro- turnea unexpcuiuuiy i.-. and is now out on 5000 ball on a . ... ...l.. .t... n.tthm. ,tf 1IIMI1. onargo or wins wn' borless poison pen letters, llio in dictment to which lie surrendered alleged lie wioto vile letters tp Allan A. Ryan, son of Thomas For tune Uvan, about Mrs. Ryan und Maxwell himself. Ho denies all tho charges. homo o Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mil ler. Mis. Cilusfell is a sister of Mis. Miller. Wilma Ross, who is staying with Mrs. Dick Potter, spent tho Fourth with her parents. HAMtlSM'RG NEWS NOTKS HAUUISUUHG, Ore.. July B. (Special to the Rogistor) Two local business enterprise have undergone changes in management during the past week. Tho undertaking firm ot Wright and Poole bos dissolved partner ship and hereafter W. U Wright, of this city, will have charge hero and ot the service nt Halsey whilo Chas. P. Poole, of Ibunon, will look after the business there, at Brownsville and in tho Sweet Homo territory. This undertaking firm has been operating in all these rlaces the past several years, the main headquarters bo ing at Lebanon, Brownsville and here. Tho other business affected tho past week is tho Cozy confection ery which has changed hands quite often. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gates, who came hero from Cot tage Grove about six months ago to assume the business, are mov ing back to the Grove, and give notice that the store will be closed July 10. , Tho fire discovered Wednesday evening of last week in tho coun try northeast of town proved , to bo a largo shed on tho McCu'.ly farm and In which a grain separa. tor belonging to Mike Bannlsh, east of town, was burned up. Be sides some hay nnd nlso another separator, several other articles were consumed in tho blaze which resulted in damage to the extent of about $2000 which Is partly cov ered by insurance. : Postmaster and Mrs. J. T. An derson, Fulton Jackson and Wil liam Duncan, tho last two the rural mail carriers here, wero in Portland over tho Fourth In at tendance at the meeting there thnt day ot Oregon postmasters nt which President Harding ad dressed the postmasters, and John Bartlett, assistant to tho postmas ter general, presided. - - Tom McClain arrived home Tuesday from Pendleton where he has been employed with an imple ment firm for the post three months. Tom has met with more .1 Ul .Knpn rf firrlflrntfl While UlUil no ...... " at work there. He arrived home with is arm in a sling, it wns l ...Kiln nrnnktni. VliS Ford. About two weeks previously ho suffered three nroKen rins, una u month ago ho had several bonos in his loft hand broken through accident. , DAILY MARKET REPORT OREGON JOUHNAI MAHKKT SRKVICR rollTLANI), Ore., July (I. Porllnml market Ih overstocked with nil grmU;n ot huttor nnd an a result tho market In hIow and groggy. Until today there wan merely an ovcrnupply ot orr-grnue BinirK.i hut now there appears to be plenty of gofxl stuff on, .hand. Llhoral receipt of tho poorer Htuff continue to arrive, and unloHB Homr-hody . cotneH along nnd taken this huttor off tho , market, a prlco dcclino is almost ccrtuln j to reHiilt. I There is atuo a very weak undortnnn In the cheese market, and if tlw Eastern I timrfcot wl'own liny wftkm V nil Oii'KOU uumo ciuh'ni wt"u UTlio en mnrket i also In ft minor un steady condition, wllh id honnory nlwk h.,i.iir wvnk. Price, lHiwvir, " changed. poui.thy Piling imiM vv A n tvMilt of ft lonipormy maivlly, du. to Kmtrih of July hcthtuy, puulli-y nrhun firmed up ft llllh durlim tlw day. . .... i. ......I .11.1 mil iiilvilllt'i' IIH th"y e'siKiot I'li'iity of ! by Munili.y. hut nlliein llK'(l aou lur ') '"" tOo for IIk1H. (loon VK'AI. Hl'AHl'M AKTIl'I.H Uond veal "nm urllolc mi Kivnt Kliwl ilinlliR Hi" lv. i""1 H r.lllt Ho wa ilk...l Mr "luff. H"K rwcliln vnry HkIH. cuuhIiik ii, bliKkoni to l i. l"vy, not wmilotl, .m'i I.E. IH.1lU,MITkl II1CAVY ' ..I.. i , i.,,i.iiIm wuro hoavv. Willi nunllty none too punt. Benin ot die ruin were 111 urh hK brokers wore fon-eil la coiihIku. tuff wna miW, however. Kroiit "Ireot wn lienernllv nskliiK ja.SH for MnndHnlm $2.20 for lllU' anil l.-l "" POTATO MAI1KKT8 1IRTTKU I'otntn ninrkels urn In a Utile butter slmiio limn lliey were week nm. Denl er have iM nenrly ull tlielr IiIkIi prleeil California stuff ami nn now linu.lllim Oreisonii nt lllniket irlee. Old crop l i.... ..n hi vi on. with uooil uunlily now crop bringing n hlli as PORTLANn, Ore., July 5. Tlione aro prices retnllorii pay wbolnilm, cept a otherwise noted. Uuttor-8elllnit prlco, box lots Cream-1 ory prices Print!, oxtraa. 43c per lb. fni nnln wrannern: cubes, extras, 381P 30o per lb.; prlnio firsts. 35O370 per lb, i off grade, 2ffl8o lei olrr (buying price). 300 par lb. Ililtlcrfat PortlnnU delivery basis No. 1 erndo, 41 cents per lb.; No. 2, 38o per lb.; No, 1 lone, 883l)o for "A' grade. Ekks Duying price. Front atreot (subject to candling) Mixed oolor atandanta Western Oroson, 24o per do. ; pullota, 20 if 2 lo dox.; honnorlea, 254200 per dos. Soiling prlco (storngo pack) extras, 31o dox,; soloot. 2940o per doi.; candled, 28a per doa.; pulloti, 230240 per dox, Llvo Poultry Selling prleoa Heavy hens, 22fl'23c por lb.; light bona, 140 15o por lb.; broilers, light. 220 por lb.: Rock and Hods, heavy. 23o por lb.; turkeys, llvo, ( ) por lb.; spring ducks, 22JJ25C per lb. Potatoes Soiling price to retailors Oregon potatoes, Sl.SU per etl.; sweet potatoes. $3.00 per crate ; new potiitooa. 2f3 l-2c per lb. Onions Selling price to rolallers Oregon, $1.50 per cwt.; garlic, 200260 per lb.; green onions, 36ff40o per doi. bunches; now red onions. $2.75 por ctl. i New California yellow, $3.00J$3.28 per ctl. HOPS, WOOL AND HIDES Hops 1022 crop, nominal, 10012c por lb. . Hides Calfskin, 11c lb.; kips, 8 l-2e lb.; green bldea, 5 l-2o por lb.; laltod, 8 l-2o lb. Mohair Nominal, 20 0 430 lb. Sheep Pelts Long dry pelts, 250 lb.; short pelta, 23 l-2o lb. ; sheep shearings, 625o each; long hair goat polls, 16a lb.; short hair goat pelta, 25 60o each. Wool Fine, 88 80o lb.; medium, a0637c lb.; coarse, 87M0o lb.; valley fine and 1-2-blood, 370400 lb.; medium or 8-8 blood. 86 38o lb.; coarse or 1-4-blood, 339360 lb.; braid, 2So lb. Tallow and Orease No. 1 tallow, Be lb.; No. 2, 4o lb.; grease. Bo per lb. Coscara bark 1022 peel, 8 l-2o lb. ; 1023 peel, 7 l-2o por lb.; grape root, 4o per lb. CATTLa Choice Btcors 7.7Bifp$8.35 Medium to good steers .... 7.00O 7.76 Fair to medium ateera.... 6.000 7.00 Common to fair steers.... 6.00 O 8.00 Choice heifers 6.5n fi.00 Choice cows nnd heifers.. .. 6.000 6.60 Medium to good cowa and helfera i 4.600 COO Fair to medium cows and hellers 3.500 4.50 Common cows 2.600 3.00 banners 1.60 0 2,60 null 8.00 0 4.60 Choice dairy calves 7.60 0 8.00 Prime light 7.500 8.00 Medium light calves 7.00 0 7.80 Heavy calves 4.00 0 7.00 H0Q Prime light 8.50 0 0.00 Smooth heavy, 2300300 lbs. 7.760 8.25 300 lbs. and up 7.00 0 7.76 Rough heavy 4.600 0.00 Fnt pig 8.00 0 8.50 Feeder pigs 8.00 0 8.50 Stags, subject to dockage.. ' 2.50 0 4.00 SHSKP Choice valley lambs 10.00010.60 Medium valley Inmb 0.50 0 10.00 Common ralley lambs 7.600 8.00 Cull lambs 8.00 0 7.50 Light yearlings 7.50 0 8.00 Heavy yearlings 0.00 0 0.50 Light wothors 0.00 0 0.50 Heavy wethers 5.60 0 0.00 Ewca 1.50 0 5.50 PORTLAND DRAIN FUTURES ( Fly Tho Associated Pross) PORTLAND, Ore., July 0. Ornin futures ; Wheat, soft white, .Inly, $1.08; August, $1.01; Western white, July, $1.07; August, $1.04; Northern spring, hnrd winter, .Inly, $1.03; August, $1; Western red, July, Augimt, $1. Corn, No. 2 Eastern yellow shipment, July, August, $30.00. CIIICAOO PRODUCE MARKET (Hy Tho Ansoelateil Press) CIIICAOO, July 0. flutter higher; creamery extras, 37 1-2; standards, 30 1-2; extra firsts, 36 1-2030 1-2; tlrstn, 33 1-2034 1-2; seconds, 32033. Eggs higher; receipts, 15,053' cases; firsts, 21 1-2022; ordinary firsts, 200 20 1-2; miscellaneous, 21021 1-2; OFFICIAL RESIDENCE OFFERED VICE-PRESIDENTS . : : I ' -. ' ffrn-ilTn"r,tr?-Til.ri'-l,Tsri ini ii 1 miai...,. iwa ' 1 1 storage imok. extras, "i'iK 1-2; stor age puck, .Urals, 23023 1-2. CIIIOACIO MARKKT qUOTATIONB (Hy Tho Associated Pri'as) CllICAtlO. July U. Wheat, No. 3. $1.00; No. 1 lmnl. $1.04 1-2. Corn. No. a liltxru. Bl wins; no. a yellow. Hilt? 84. Onts, No, 2 white, 40 1-4011 1-4; No. 3 white, : 3-4 040 1-4. Ilye. nnno. Hurley. U2i'ti0. Timothy seed. $0,000 $0.50. Clover seed, $15.OO0$17.OO. Pork nominal. Lard. $11.16. Ribs, $t).S70$IU5. PORTIJVNI) J1AY MAItKFl? (Hy Tho Associated Press) iHinn.1 ivn Oh. Itilw fl llnv n..-i.. ,,!.! Thnnlhv. Kflstem Oregon anil Montana. 2O0$i7; alfalfa. $100 $t0.50; elover tuiralnal. grain nominal; straw, $8ton ; sell'ng price, x ion more. SAN PKANCUi .11 rmuiui,K ctu i..iA!iMui'n .liilv It. 111. A. ltu. roau of Agricultural Bconomlcs) Mut ter, oxtrns, 46c. lOggs t nchnnged. ritnnHo California flat. 28 l-2c: Call fomla Young Alllnrlrn, 20e. Iiutterfut Pound, 48 0 100 f, 0. 0. Ban Francisco, Tho above In tlie.Wnshlnirton rcsklcnoo of tho lato irnlled Hialea' Hennini. 1 1 . " " has offerca ,lho na.a.lal homo na the official rosltlenco ot tho v SpS , "f t'fS, congress note favorably. on hor offer, future vice-preolrtenU Wl!l'livo ln "llttta mitS How" " " Satur day and Monday Special! Itcfts, Onrols ami Turnips, per IuiihIi....5c 1-iosIi Kkm. per Uwoti ' "c 2 liirj-o limvos Fresh Hreiid Zo 10.11.8. Nt-w Potatoes 2jj C'milaloupes, i for 230 10 His. Cane Sugar, delivered with otlier gwecries, for l w Fresh Creamery Butter. II) Haeim naeks, lh. 23c Fancy I'ienies, lb .......17c S-ll. pail Flake White ... $1.49 3-11). can Crisco 7 No, 10 pail Pure Lard ? 15c size Pork and Beans 10c 3 pkjjs. Armour's Corn 1'lakes 2Sc 3 pkj?s. Shredded Wheat 35c 9-lb. 'sack Yellow Com Meal 29c A pl;s. Ann Hammer Soda 1 Hi, Mill's Mack Tea in bulk ll-o. Seedless Kaisins, 2 fur 3 fans Sweet Corn S cans Oysters - S cans si.e 1 Pineapple 2 larn.1 e"s TomatoeM 2 lai j-e cans Apricots Mb, can Calumet linking Powder ... 1 quart Wesson Oil Yi gallon Wesson Uil . Dutch Cleanser, per can 7 bars White Wonder Soap Vallcv Flour, sack ; Ken's Patent Flour, sack ., - 100-lb. sack Noxiilt Fgtf Producer Scratch Food Urge pkg. Gold Dust X X -X :4 HASKELL FEED and GROCERY CO. Fred Delivery in City Phone 522 904 Olive StW NKW YOFtK HOPS MA11KRT NBW YOHK, July 6. Hops I'aclflo coast, 1022, 1U02OCI 1021. 130160. SEATTLE HAY. OltAIN AND FEKD (fly Tho Assoolotod Press) 8KATTI.E, July U. llarley. whole, 32; rolled, 3a; clipped, 30; chop all grain, 46; rhlrk alarter, 60; rwonill iiienl, 82; ri.rn, 4tl: com cracked and feed tlienl, 4S ; alfalfa bay, 2(1; l. I'., 211; timothy, all; I). I!.. 32; mixed. 27: llnseod men I. 65; aeratcb food, 4 H ; Boy a bean, 6:1 1 wuVat, 4. nkw yohk piionuew NEW YOHK. July ll Hiiiler firm; creamery, higher Ulan eiuna, 3n l-2 ;iiic; ereninery extras, 3So firsts, .10 l-2tf:n 1-20. Ekks Klrin: reoolpts, 20,361; frasli gathered, extra flrsta, 2? l-2O20c; extra tlrata. 26020 l-!!c; New Jersey hennery whites, locally seleetrd oxlras, 44e; Parlflc coast whites, extras, 400. Cnuexc Htoady. NKW YOHK KHtJIT MA1IKET ' NEW YOHK, July U. KaHralMl ap ples dull; prunes negUicteil; aprlcota asy; peacbes dull. IAN PHANCISUO HAY MARKKT (Hy The. Associated Press) 8AN KHANCMHUO, July fl Iteqelpta: .1411 tons nf hay. Knlr, !4il! lamo oals. sl7Crlll; wild oats, UOJI4; alfalfa, imrllO; stock, lt$10; straw, tlOff U. Hay, wbent, 1350190; feed, 1S0O tOO. Peed, 1HO100; barley feed. 122 l-StfTJO; shipping nomlnul. Ernest il ux tract In IP 'M H J fin. Portland Lumbar Company ta M 110. John K. Kwan tit US to I'al M ij -part of lot 111 l HI M It 4 w. viola Alum in jnnu rreseitori t lul In tracts Ip 17 H ll II v -,J II. H. Wooilnlir ol US la II. u. i lit aurna In 17 H ll U Wllo. Waller II. Jiinna el ux tu MirJ Miillaiier lul In :)0 si res tp ij i WIID. II. K, Julimuin el ll to J, A. J lot in pnn ol lot 0 blk 11 Wi anil Mllllnni's add Junetlon I'Hyt J, A. Mllihell el US 10 I'M. I lot ill part of lot 0 blk ll Kua and Minium's add Junction ni( II. . WiKHlrilff at US to John ot us 300 ttm ip IT H 11 0 . Try Iterator CUmlfloi ill HBAL EHTATtt TKANHI'EIIB David Hhernintl sit al to Oliver 1 Jones lot I, pari nf lot If blk 1 Harms' add to Cottage Drove S I0O0. Klorcnro 1). Allen ot nt to Paul C. Iln. gard ft ux lots 11. 7, H blk 1 Wash burtin and Mlllloni'a seeoitd add to Junc tion Oltjr I060. John M. MeKlhhen ol ux to Fred "YE TOWR SHOP" Restaurant Conf ec ttosJ Soda Fountain Firat-ClaM Srvic The Store In The "Right Spot" Saturday anil Monday Special 10 lbs. Best Cane Sugar $1.00 I 9-il). sack Yellow Com Meal Jl 10 lbs. Best Cane Sugar $1.00 Fancy Picnics, per lb 17c Bacon Backs, per lb ..22c 10-lb. pail Karo Corn Syrup 60c Ripe Olives, picnic size , 10c Fancy Comb Honey 25c Yi gallon Wesson Oil $1.00 3 cans Sugar Sweet Corn 35c No. 2 Preferred Stock Sweet Potatoes..,.15c Quart Mason Jars, per dozen 95c 3 pkgs. Skinner's Macaroni, Spaghetti or Vermicelli , 25c Large pkg. Carnation' Wheat Flakes.... -29c Large pkg. Carnation Oat.s 25c ' ' Kerr's Best Patent Flour, sack White Kivcr, per sack Valley Flour, per sack 100-lb. sack Stock Salt 1 can Old Dutch Cleanser .. 3 cans Sunbright Cleanser 6 bars Crystal White Soap ., 7 bars No-Kub Naptha 17 bars Naptha-borax 2 large loaves Fresh Bread .. ..$11 $U i i Freah FruiU and Vegetable . at Reasonable Price Farmers Cash Grocery Cor. 8th and Charnelton T. C BRADLEY. Mar. PuZt STATEMENT OF CONDITION First National Bank ot Eugene. Oregon v . . ..: - At the Close of Business June 30, 1923 'rsr " : RESOURCES Loaif $1,888,808.86 U. S, Government Bonds and Certificates . 587,265.88 Other Bonds and Warrants.... 467,231,35 Bank Building and Other Real Estate 83,102,53 Stock in Federal Reserve Ba,,k 9,000.00 Cash and Sight Exchange 527,813.71 ' Total $3,563,222.33 LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus ...$ 300,000' Undivided Profits 30,4TW Reserved for Taxes .. 1,667.5 Discount Collected but not Earned ', 6,705' Circulation 97,9O0.(l ucposits: . Individual ...;43,086,529.82 Government.... 2,418,01 Other Banks.... 37,530.86 3,1264 Tol .$3,S63,222ij i wr).wyuisiW1
