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Newspaper Page TextTWO MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, AUG. 7, 19Z3 Morning Register Lane County News Service I'lo Kudul Niilm-riny Nltrht . (Koglitor Lane County Spocial) OltOW, Ore., Aug-. 6. On Sat urday evening, August 11, at 8:30 nhurp there will bo an ontertnln niout and nlo social at the new school houao on Joe Lllea' place in Noll valley,. Xbo oMoi'tulnmcnt conniHtu ot )lalOKiine by Mm Vlrgll v(i;S, ' IJns. ' Jack Bowdery, Juclt Bowdory, MIrs Ida PoUIt, Mine KI sie Brewer;, Scotcli and Irtl songs nnrl rinnrAt hu fid Kr U linu-ilam chalk talk ly Jack Howiicrys, r'ecl-J union, Aiiro -Atnry Btepnens. rrt Tomorrow -unry as She' 1 FACE BROKE OUT III I n Red Pimples. Itched and PurnetJ, Cuticura Heals. ?' Mv fact broks out with which u In the farm of target, red pimples tbu entirely covered my face. ' It itched end burned so that I scratched the pimples end censed enst disfigurement. It bothered me eo st night that I lost many hours' aleen. -.- I tried various remedies but without avail. ' I read an sdvertlse mentfor Cuticur Soap sad Oint ment and sent foe a bee sample. Latex I purchased a cake of 8oap sad one box of Ointment which healed me." (Signed) Miss A.Cbes- noe,210 Adam St., bo. Bend, Wash. Use Coticnxa for all toilet porpoeee i iii.ti 1 1 w sun, ami mt, -eas-i. u tr-wJ Oar Relation , With jo a To offer you the best we have in service to coun-; sql you with pur expert-. ,ence and training to as sist' you in the deyelp'p. tnent o worthy enter prisesto. tie a payt of your 'organization inas much as financial deal ings ire. concerned, and, best of all, to hold with you that friendly business , relation xw h, i c tv makes possible so much con structive good the un derstanding between banker and patron. ! Such are our aims for the. betterment of our con tacts with you. ' - M Tears- -of Helpful Service FIRST NAtlQMAL BANK eea 1 '-vjiHCt . fanavaw. - ' Ttabt'kns Install Officer). (Register Lnne County Bpeclul) GOSHEN, Ore., Aug. 0. Tho in colnlili office hi of Diamond" lte bekahe were- Installed Thursday cve'rilngr.' as fallow: !- -''.'- ' Mrs.- Huunk, noblo grand. ,' t Mrs. Kaciiel Herman, Jvlce Rinml, Oeorsre A. Drury, Hecrotary, llltlllio E. Scott, treasurer. OOSiqtlX NKWS -NOT1J8 (Register Lano 'County Spoclnl) ' GOSHEN, Ore., Aur. 4. Or. and Mrs. J. a. : Hadabnugh, Mrs. Ryohard, of Sprlnfrfiold, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rychard, of 'Port land, left Sunday morning for' a week's motor trip along the coast. They plan to Bo as far south as Mnrshtield. ' . ! ' ' '.- i 'Mr. and' Mrs. How Moxlov had as their Sunday dinner guests Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis and family, 'of Albany. ' - 1 The A. C. Miller family were Sunday evening callers at Llloyd Stafford's homo. Mrs. Clara Honey loft Friday for a visit with her sister who lives on the McKonzie river highway. ' The Mel Rice family has moved to Oakridge where Mr. Rice will be employed in the mill. . Mr. and Mrs. L. H. LUes visited the Cyr, family in Springfield re cently. Local orchardlsts are applying he seoond coddling moth and Bor deaux spray this week. Sir. and Mrs. Grant Heffley and daughters. Jp and Florence, of Monmouth, stopped for a brief visit at 'the E. A. Rice homo this week. Tho family has been camp ing on the McKenzio. and aro mo toring on to Coos county. Mrs. Trent and baby daughter have returned home to Cottage Grove from the local hospital. Miss Gladys Smith has accepted a position as teacher in the first six grades of the London springs school for the coming year. - Ernest Matthews has been modeling his residence. In-a period of 16 hours. 1600 automobiles passed through Go shen. Herman Delp and Albert Win ter have returned from a fishing trip up the McKenzie. Mr. -and Mrs. Laurence Rakes write that they are leaving Ben tmivllle, Arkansas, August lcUi-iv-lug homo In their new baby Lin coln car,-' ''. .-;.'..-' " '"- ' Beatrice Kdmunson, Beatrice Brr, Ruth-Fisher, Mary Tucker. Christy Andorson, Betty Anderson set Saturday' afternoon from to 6" with Miss Milium Itlce'vho leaves soon for her new homo at Oakridge. These' ' girls aro mem bers of tho "WltllnK Workers" class of tho Sunday school, and they regret losing Mliinm as a member of tho group. " iuxx vow JSP own win I I tmh I B- if 1 ..iL',--, jrf -Arc the moths eat ing your winter gar-f-ments? ' , .Xour Telephone in stantly commands US. , - - BETWEEN 8 ft 9WpN0LIVE aaa-aaTrnr t "attaai- n ixeeaiess to outrer 1A7HY suffer the incon- venience and pain rom riles yv-hen yqU will e guaranteed a positive and permanent cure by my non-surgical, pain less, treatnient? ; Treatments may be taken weekly if it is 'inconvenient to be here fot daily attention. Write today for my FREE hook on the proper treatment DRrCHAS. J. DEAN V - ro, SI JOB PRINTING SEE Valley Printing Co. Over U. 8, N. ank Tlio Day of the Knight Is 1IEHE1 i.J J. . 1 1 I . .U . . l'lUUIfl OF OWNEn IS OUR PRIDE LET TOJJR NEXT CAR RB A WILLYS KNIGHT WEST A RONS MOTOR CO. " , , Cor. 8th and Pearl , ' The Do ot the Knight Is HEREl Pk ot'lMl Is Rooked ' 1 (RoRlncr Lane Comity special) DONNA1. 'Ore.; Aug.'B.--A pie so cial Is to be given by the commu nity at the Donnlt hull, Saturday evening, AuguV 11. ' Everybody come nml see the fall opening. Tho latest fall' thsh,lontr In ' diVss, hats and shoes. ure to be shown, and everybody knows that Donna la noted for Us wonderful style. IXVKJiA NEWS NOTES (Benliter Lan County 'special) DONA, Ore., Aug. t. The church decorating committee- con sisting of Donna Nicholson, Esther McGee, Alice Brown an Yerpon ltryant ore to bo commended for their -artistic arrangement of flow ers arid their faithfulness In 'nl wnys having tho church decorated. Miss Ella HaydenV who has been In the Eost for lie past s threo years, - Is here for a few weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. D. A. Conley. ' The mnchlnecy has arrived for the rock crusher and work has be gun on the Mohawk highway; Soon it will be the same 'beautiful high way that it has been in tho past. Miss Murioi Elliott, a young lody of ten days of age. arrived home Sunday from tho Eugene hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Webber werq Sun day visitors at the hbhio of thoir father, J.' C. Nicholson. ' Mss Ruby Bnughl expects to spend a few days In Corvallls this Week! ' ' ' ; ' Mr. and Mrs. Vance Scavoy and fnmlly, Mr. 'and Mrs. John Hnm mltt and ramily. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and fomlly. Mr. apd Mrs. Joe Bettrngs arid Miss Grace KammlH: spent the. wek-nd at Belknap springs. 1 Mrs. Will Seavey and Miss Ella Hayden attended the memorial services in Eugene Sunday even ing. - ' ':-'-: ' ' The new threshing machine which has been purchased by the Donna farmers wijl arrive in a few days.' ' ."'v- - : n v. Miss Edith Conley left for Mon mouth last week where she will attend school.' ' ' ' -' ' -' Bthelyn Nicholson, who is nt tendirig school at Monmouth, spent the week-end at her home here. The surprise given to Miss Edith Conley last week was enjoyed by the young folks of this commupity. The evening was spent in music and games. - - - - - W ALTER VILLE NEWS NOTES (Register Lane County Special) WALTE RYILLE, Ore., Aug. 6. Miss Fordyce "William celebrated her sixth birthday1 last Monday by inviting Jher Waltervllle ' Sunday school class for the ' afternoon. Much to the delight of the young sters; cake and ice cream were served as refreshrnents, along with Mother Goose napkins: -: Mr. and Mrs. McQulnn and small daughter are spending a few days at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page have Just returned from New port and Seaside and report good roads all the Way. ' ' " ' - Melvlrt Scott, of Bend, Oregon, spent the post Week here Visiting friends. -1 . " - Mrs! C. L. Scott and Leila visited with Mrs. Lemb, of Blachly, last week. - ' - . - v- ;'. i Mrs. Estee Polley was brought home from - the Mercv hosDltal Sunday, where she had been taken alter Deing in an auto accident.- Rev. Ostrander. left- announce ments for both morning and even ing, August 18tbl' LOWER FERN RIDGE NOTES ' fBegliWr Lkne County Special) LOWER' FERN'' RIDGR' Ore.. Aug. e.--O, A. Urew and Del Hpl comb have started their threshlpg mnf.rilOAH. ' ' ' ' ' '- ' Mrs. A. A. Bates is still very 111 with typhoid fever. "' ; ' f ' The members of the Thursday club and their families spent last Sunday picnicking on the Long Tom. ' "':: ' Mrs, Eunice Volpie and child ren, of Portland, have been visit ing Mr. Jason Adklns. ' . Virgil Mulkey. Mrs. M. Adkins and Mrs. ' Filey drove to Eugene Saturday. ' ''. ' Blanche Holoqmb returned to Eugene Saturday hftcr 'spending two weeks with hct brother here. The Thursday club will meet this week with Mrs. J. W. Staple ton, 6f Alvadore. Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Holdrcdge, of Dpxter, visited last week with A?r. ana iurs. iJ. iioicomu. OOBVRG' NEWS NOTES (Reglifter Lane County Special) ' COBUR& Ore.'.' Aug.' 6. Mrs. Clara Coleman and daughters went w r,ugene oaiuruay. Mrs.' Bertha - Matthews ahd daughter returnee tp 'Portlanjl Fri day. ' ' "" '. Mrs. Barber vlsltod her sister, Mrs. Shurnatc, Friday. " ' Mrs. Mary Is visiting her slstor north of 'town. John W. Cpnaway, mayor of Coburg and cashlpr of the State bank pf cotmrg, nas accepted a position with the Bank of Com merce "In ' F.UEono. Mr. Conaway commenced t)lB work August ' 1. 1 DAILY MARKET REPORT ORKOON JOUIlKAt, MAItKET SBRVICP PORTLAND, , Ore., Aug. 9. All through tho butter trade-a. very favor able tone cootinuos In the pacific North west, but under 'ncore 'utock retain a dragging dlnpoeitlon 'in the California territory. Thorb wae no ehaoge In prlco here for the week's opening, notH cubflH and prints being held' at full figures for various qualities ' ' " 'With decreased output of butter as Is seasonable fof this period of tho yoar, leading 'centrallzers announced that their entlro production was lining placed In prints, Thoroforo their cubes were re- moved from tho market and only nom. Inally quoted. - This gives practically a clear field In the cube market to tbe state production. Sales of state extras were conflrined as hlRH as' R0' l-2c ne'r nound durlnit the doy, but business Is stljl showp' St' 89o. E00 SITUATION STIlQNOBR HBIIH Strong ton generally Is shown for eggs In the1 local trade with decrensed supply.' No price1 change was shown Mr tho week's opening either for buying" ir selling. ' Southorn demand remains fav orable. ' ' - ' ' ' POUIVTRY MARKET MICH HBLD No etianra la shown In 'tttA 'niivfit or selling prlco on poultry here for the dny. While there has been a less favorable tone for light weight' tirnk. 'of Into the weakness fnt nnt'been-mtflelout to hit tne Py' - - - ' RlWUB DARTI.KTT l'KAHB ARB IN lua to Hltahtly grten condition there baa not been very liberal duuiand aa yet tor Rogue Itlver Hinrtlctt ucnrti. (I rat ar rivals of the season naving oeen suown nevernl days ago. Prices at I'J.TQ, snuie as California ollerlngs. TOMATO MARKKT NOW 8TKADY Praottonlly sternly Unto was showu for tomatoes for the Moiulsy traiw with most of Tho Dalles nml Cmumbln rlvor atock moving at f,l.nol."Ji for No. 1 qual ity. No. 2 stock ul wide spread. dOOD CANTAUH'l'KS SKLLINO . lVst ouallty cautaloupes aro com manding s3.nvtTfii.7ft l"'r stnndiird crnlo in tho local market, although sales were made law lost week as low as fU.OOft ftt.us In a fight between two wholesale Ilruis. PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 0. These are prices retailers pay wholoaalore, ex cept as otherwise notod. ' -Rutter Selling orlce. box ' lota Crehmory price Prints, extras, '4.46 -per lb. tor plain wrappers; cutuis, extras. S04Oo per lb. i prime firsts, 87o per lb.: dairy (burlng price), SOo per lb. Butterfat Portland delivery basis No. 1 grade, 43o per lb;; No. 2, 40o per lb.! No. 1 tone, atieS7o fbr ''A" trade. Eggs Uuylng price. Front street (sub ject to candling) Mixed color standard Western Orexon, ZbF2uo nor dos. pullets, S2o per dot. ; honncrlos; S8o por dot. soiling price select, 340 per dot. : Candled, 31c per dot. : pullets, 2uo per dosen. 1 "" ' ' Live Poultry Selling prices Heavy bens, 23o per lb, i light hens, 14 o loo per lb. r broilers, ngnt, zae per- in. turkeys. Uve, ( ) par lb. ! spring duoks. I60 per lb. Onions Selling price to-vWtallers - Oregon, fl.76 per ewt; garlic, 20o per tb. ; green onions,- SG. aOeiper dotea vuiicuvH, ,nun nwis ufiwuo, .,v f2.t0 per cental. ' ' ' -''' ' PoUtoea Selling price to retailers Old poutoes. fl.00Ofl.BO par etl. ; sweet potatoes, ' f 3.00 per crate ! " potatoes, 2 l-zira i-go per id. -' HOPS. WOOL, H1DK3. ETC. Hops 1022 crop, nominal, 10T12o por lb. Hides Calfskin, 10c lb. : klpa, 7o per lb. ; green hides, 49 per lb. ; saUed, 7c per lb. ' if ' ' ' " '' Sheep Pelta Long dry pelta, 0o per lb-'; short pelts, loe per lb. ; sheep shear ings,- stfzuc eaca; long natr goat peiu, 15c per' lb. ; sbort-hair goat pelta, E09 BOc each.-- " ' ' " ' - t-:' Wool Pins. 886390 lb.; medium, 36 0370 lb'.: coarse, S74r4Tjo. lb. V valley, fine and 1-2-blood, 3492360 lb.; medium or s-s-biood. 83 035c lb.: coarse 1-4-blood, 30 6 32c lb.; braid, 2Eo lb. - oV!TIa ' - Choice steers ., f7.50Of8.00 Medium to good steers.. .. tl.760 7.50 Fair to medium steers.. ,. 6.750 8.78 Common to fair steers .. .. 4.75 ft 8.26 Choice heifers . ..;-.; ...... B.00O 8.26 Choice cows and belters... 4.2BO 4.76 heifers 4 .000 4.'26 Fan1 to medium cows aoa ' heifers 8.00 O 4.00 Medium to good cows and ' - Common cows '.. . 2.000 8.00 Caanera 1.600 8.00 Bulla -. ... 8.000 4.00 cnoice neitors 4.600 5.00 Prime light ...1 8.BO9 9.60 Medium light calves 8.000 'S.80 Heavy calves '.J '..'. -". 6.00Q 8.00 ' ' . MOOx? Prime light ...... .. .. O.OOff 0.50 Smooth heavy. 230 300 lbs. 8.00 O 0.00 300 lbs. and up. Rough heavy Pa) plgS .'. , Feeder pigs - Stags, subject to dockage.. 6. 50O 8.00 5.000 1.60 8.509 9.00 8.25 8.05 2.6pO".00 Choice valley lambs lO.BOffltsq Medium valley lambs 8.50010.00 Common valley lambs. J- . 7.50 O 0.00 Call hunba 8.000 7.50 Light yearlings .V,7,60O 8.00 Heavy - yearlings .. , .. . .1 a.ooo 8.60 Light wethers ..,....,. 6.000 8.60 Heavy wetbers ....... 6.600 6.00 wee 1.50 O 6.60 SEATTLE HAY; GRAIN AND FE8D (Dy The Associated Press) SEATTLE. Aug. 7. Barley, whale. 34c; ground and rolled, 36c; clipped, 30c; chop, all grain, 44c; chick starter. 570 ; coconut meai, 32c ; : corn. 44c 1 cracked and feed meal. 46c; alfalfa bay. f20; D. C. f24: tlmothv bar. 827: D. C f 28 ; mixed hay, f 25 ; linseed meal, 54c; scratch food. 47c; soya bean, 63c,; wheat, 125-lb. sack, 44c. , SAN FRANCISCO HAY MARKET i (By The Associated Press) . ! 1 BAN'H'iJANf'tftfW "Mf tum'i.iii. . Hay, V3'6 tons. , Hay, wheat, fl40fl6: rtlr, fl89il6: wild oa' 120 fl4f al falfa, fl40fl7; stock; ffOflO; straw, flOOfll. -. . ..'-. ' PORTLAND ORAIN FUTURES ' 1 -'-' (By Tbe Associated Press) ' v ' '. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 6. Grain futures : Wheat, blue. astern' and baart, Ahgust, $1.04 ; September, 1.03 ; Soft white.. Western white. AnausL '81.03: September, fl.02; hard winter, NorUiorn spring. Western red, Augu'st 06c ; Sep tember, 04c. 1 - Oats, No. 2 white feed, August, - Sep tember, f24.D0. ' . i Corn. No. 2 Eastern yellow ahlnment. August, f 30.50; September, f 3.00. PORTLAND HAY MARKET " ' i (By Tho Associated Press) ' " 1 PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 6. liny' Buying price: New crop alfalfa,' 8160 f 10.50;' clover, f 18 ft f 14; cheat, f ': valley timothy, f lg(ji$10 ; ' outs 6nd Vetch. fl50f lo: eat ' bay, .l:49fiS; sjrisw, p tw; solIln p'rjco, 2', p'fon NEV YORK flOPS MARKET 1 " (By Tho Associated Press) -" : JEW YORK. Aug. fcLiijonk" ' frin : state 1822, ZBfrSoei'1 1021. Iwt8c: IJaclflc Coat, Jo"22f, 21 3 23c I ' 1021,' '18 inzA . . '....4.' -, , - - ? , ... , NE5V YORK FRUPp MARKET" - ' ! ' (Ily The AssiiclalcdfciiH) I NEW YORK. Aug. r -fl' Evnoomtcd apples" duit fancy - state.' ' 11 i-40 n i-,b , prunes uwij , ,aiunrnia, n.j.t 0 13c ;Oregons, B I-2ffpl7c: nnrlents slow'; cholco, p l-2ct extra choice, lie; fancy, 1Bc: 'peaches 'IWesk:- choice, 1 4-4 8c ; extra cholpe, t lr-4 08 l-2o; fancy1, 11 l-212c. "'' ' ' '"' ' 1- BAN FRANCIJiCO PtJODUCB .' J -: (By The AsteeMtad Press) V I BAN irancibco: W, ). (U. fl. Bureau of f AgrfcuRurA) ' KconomlesV. Butter.! bxlrls,""' '4f)c i - prime ' firsts,. 42 l-2cl flrts,342e. : v"" v. ' Eggs, oxlrn. 41 1-2tr oxfi-A pulejs, 31e; undersls'ed pullets, 24c' : j ' : Cheexn, California flat, 'SO l-8ei Cali fornia Young America, 2Rq. CHICAOO MARKET' QUOTATIONS I (By The Assoolalnd 'Press) ' .1 CUICAdO. Aug. 0. Wheat No. '2 fed. OS l-20nnc; No, 2 hard, 08 1-4081. -Corn, No. 2 mixed,' 8.10 86 8-4c;' No. 2 yellpw, 86 8-4 0 27 1-2. '' ' Onts, Nd. 2 white, 85 l-404Oe; No. 8j white, 3603Be. ' -J -,. .!, '- Barley, 63 0 68c. Timothy seed, f4.76 0 t6.5O, Clover need, fl5.00f 17.00, 1 "'''' Pork nominal, - ' 1 '", Lard, 810.B7. ' ' : i RIM, 7.02f8.B0. ' I firsts, !l l-atT4!lo luu'klug slock, cur rent make, No. 8. 3le. Kggs firm; fresh gathered extra firsts, 3O0U2o saiu firsts 8702Ue; siuue, aeiHiuds and poorer, S402U 1-JiM I'll clflo Coast whiles, extras, 4104.0! same, (lists, 860 40c. 1 , - Cheese, firm; stnta whole in I Ik finis, fresh, fancy' to 'fancy specials,- 114 0 115 l-2ei same, nverngo run, 23 1-4 4 28 l2e; s.tnte wholo milk twlita, fresh, fiiucy, 24 024 l-'.'c; same, nverngo run, S3 1-lc, , , CHICAOO PllOWH'E MARKET (By The Assoi-lilted Preesl C1IICAUO. Aug.. U putter higher; creamery 'extras, 42ii Mtniiilaiils,'' -I2et extra firsts. 40041c; firsts, 3.s(ft)oi soennds,' 3tl0a7e,' '" ' Kkks higher; recelits, 18,500 cases; firsts, 26025 l-4o; -ordinary -'firsts, 23023 1.2oi' sturago pack, extras, 27 I-ilr; slurage pack, firsts, 26 1-2 0 28 314c. . - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY n ftMnalo dopr, Hnvortnr to nnrno of 'Hrownio. " Color nil HKht brown, nom whlto on root, lnrRo whltn npot 'ttn throat; nutu v... atuh tall with hair curl on tho oml; curu huafrintr down about 4 lnclu'8! wolRht about 14 povuuU; has fuoo llko polntor, but iiuioh Hmallor doff. 1 ' will pay 120.00 reward 1 to nayoiiQ fimllmr and holdtnir hvv for i.to. Van. K. AluratoiH. I'hono ltt4.f. 8-7-2 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCWrtN Notlcu is horeby kIvod that C. 10, Bull of thn partnoiuhlp of Hull , & Jarvis hbu excluded mo tho participation In tho bulnViui and I horoby notify tho public not to trlvO' credit to tho nald Hall oh it partner of tho firm of " Hull Jarvts. .HllMlUa W. JAKVI8. Dutod this 0th day of Annum. LOST, strayed or takon from our plaeo Sunday: Fox torritr pup, whito, with brown brown on 1 hi'ad ; beUniRlnn: to II It It- boy. Ho ward for rot urn. J I. L, i'lank. Junction City, 11. 1. 8-7-1 FOUND At Stafford wbool prove, bunch of kt'ya. Owner call at ReKistor office. 8-03 caul rojt ninn Sen led hUU will bo rocelrMj hv tho Dnard of School IHrrtnm of Hrtiool PI, trlrt No. 4, Lam County, Oregon. 'not later ibsn flvo o'clock P. M. Krldr. AuKUKt 10, 102:t, for the tintltift nnrt pBlnttnn of tho Interior of tho 0nry ttrhool build I ok, Plnnn aad upoclfli-n-tlonh mny be received from tho 8chod Clerk In the City Hull. Tho TJonnl ro acrven tho right to rojeft ny or nl) bldn. O. II. JON KB. Clerk, ; DUtrlct No. 4. R-7-1 I1IDS WANTED IJIdn will bo n(Vflvt?d at the office of the County School Bunorln tendon t - for the purcbnsn of $5000 nritntlnble lntoret bearing building fund warrant, legally liHin?d by Wlllakenxlo School Plntrlct No. 0, up to three P. M. ' Atlgunt IS. 1023. Thay will bonr Interont at nix per cent, payable aoml-Annuatly. Tho ruto of $1000 la to become duo on Jan unry 1, of the yenr 1025, 102(1.' 1027, 102ft and 1020. Warranta will be' iwiund In do nomlnatlona of $50 and up, to suit pur chaaora. , n. U McINTyRB. Clerk. E. 3. RELY E A. Chairman. ' ' CALL FOR DID8 ' nid for 15 corda of two or four-foot body fir or good second growth wood, to Bo delivered on or before September In, 1023. at Willakonzle School houn Dl- rlct No. 8. Blda will be .recolvrd up to ano incjuaing aionoay. aurohi iq. ."im board reaervaa tho right to reject any and alt blda. Mark envelopes "Wood Bid." H. L. MctNTVRB. Clerk School Dlalrlet No. 0. Motor Route B. Eugene. Oregon. - uiy. e--a n ... O 1 I .. .:.....At-vrHrttii-di!-' 'um (X. rL mi & .-.-:,- "I I Way w ( ' i , , si it The Pride of Every Womai HAVEN'T you often wished that tho kiddies'' clothes and the 'table-cloths, curtains, and other yash fabrics wouldn't soil so easily? Your wish can be realized 1 Starch with Linit the reina'rk able new starch. New Starch Discovery 1INIT a scientific starch dis j covery distinctly different from old-fashioned starches. It was originally made for the makers of fine fabrics who had to securp the finest possible finish. Now, for the first time, it is offered to the housewife. With Linit you can get the same won- . BIDS WANTED ' - nids will be received ontll three P. M. Aumist 1R. 1023. for tha construction of a tworoom school house tor District No. UK. at Walton, tlroaon. Plann una specifications will be found at the office of the County Hchoo! Ruperlntenilent and With Jt V. Dibble. Clerk, nt Walton, to whom all bids should bft submitted. The board renerves the rlsht ta rejoct any and ail ptda. J. F. DIDDLE, Clerk. h. B. POUTER. Chairman. Dir. 8-4-10 BIDS WANTED ' " Blds'-are wanted un to tbroa P. Auaust 1.1. 1923. for S&000 In noaortabln ln'teiiilt-ttenrln'-tlmiB warranta -of-School District" Nor. It8, In denomination to stilt the boyer. Tint less than IBO.00 -etch They wlll'bear ft'nc'r' cent mtoros't. nay. able aemi-Dnnunllr, and S0b ' of I'lho aeries will be dim January 1 nf the years 1OTS-,' ItZVIM, 1B28, 1Q20; and J93(f. Addrosa al Wdato-"' " - j. jr. vinm,i, uiera;, ' ' Walton. Orcmn. NOTICH'OP BimiltPP'S BALE 'ON EX- vmimmsi , fc, wnnnn ........ n. T r r.w . ..... .11 r ui,r,vjjjinv tin Notice Is1 hereby Klvon that by virtue of nn execution and brtler of ne In fore closure ffmucd' oat' 6f'tho' ciniitlt' Court of tho Staid ef Oregon, for tho county of jane, on me znin nmjr or .luiy, in a suit wherein ori tho 2HtH day of July, 1923. In said Conrtl ,;.tM!n'f rvnn!- hl.1n. tlrf. rocovered Jtldamepf'tlKalnst thn de fendants llWrr llPnshelj' Mabel 0. Hlnli apn. A. llHlhkartn.'STno' p ntt Natldnal Bnnk'Xf'llilton' Oreitoii, a tctrpersllon ; W."W."Cln, "The lflrst NatlohAI Dink f . ftprlnrfleld, Oreort, it cofrKlratloh : ,vIlf -M Travis. ' for - thn simi- , ht pir.nu, witn interest rnereon from said it- O. -With 2thla of Jiiiy, 1D23. atthN'rato of sli pr pnt Mr anjium, wnicn juiirmenc wai 7I - cent per anji rimr&M In the circuit (Art MiimM m ln'e-(Cnlinfy, Orknon, bn the 20tl? fa of 'July, -1828,. hnd said execution to die dl- rijoted coipmandin,; me Jn tho luime nr the sHate of Oreaon.' In Ornor to sntlsfv aid ludajment, Interest, -costs of sujt and ancruinE'-eosis,- HI sell HIO roHOWIPK do- IW-U TWI1I serlh. Olepwond V NEW YOTIK PnODBCB MATtKET I (By The Associated Press) NEW YORK. Alflt, fl tlutler firm I ornamnrylBher than - mrtraa, 44 1-2o cronmcrjr extras, . 48 ' l-2c cronmery Outfot Number two (21 of Partf, as the aatntf l -patted ' ani) Now. therefore. .In the nnmn of 'thi, Stato of Orea-on,' In 'cnmnllancn with s.M niecutlon an9 brdor of snle and In nrdor U aatlsfy said Jndmnont, Intercstl coats of - siflf nnd 'aocMlna- costs.' 1 will "'nil Saturday,' th- 1st dny of ftcptember', 923."fU thn hour nf one o'clock In tlm nftemooh of said dny, nt thn southwest rront aonr nr tno county court bouse, in Rucena, Lane County, Oronnn. offer for snln and soil for enah n( puhlln auctlnn, silbiont to redemntlnn as nrnVleil hv i.m fttl of the rleht; title and Interest of enld defendant. ITenry Moshol, Mabel- c. Hlnk- son, A. M. HinKsnn, The First National flank of EiiKcna, Oreion, a cnrporntlon i ,W. W. Catkins. Tho tflrst Nnllnnnl rinnlt -h't Snrlnafleld. Oroaon,' a -cnrnorfltinh! ifind 1.. M. Trnvls; nnd -all persons clalm Inf by. tbrnuan or under them or any nr vimur ul .iiein 111 ana uj snio premises,'' TOED 0. BTICKELR Sheriff. notice op minnipr'B rale on ex- RlrurTinM TM lirmin. nautili, ' Dndlir nnd. llV Vlrtlln nf an nM. nf snln nnd decrno of foenclnsnrn. I.sitn,. m,i of tho Circuit Court nf tho Btnto of Ore- non. nna uounly or l.neo, July 23rd. .W23, In n milt wherein Euptniie T,nnn A Bavlnns Hank, nlnlntiff. recovered IiiiIk mnnt eanlnst -3. A. nwrn-i. find nan. Swarls, his wife : 8. W, Swarts nnd llnsei Rnrtj. his wife : Josr-nh Turmon : O. O, MePhnrsnn, Muili N. Ilnllnnrnr, Hnrold J. Wella, llnrry O, lloves, E. O, Sim mon", ra. r. iman. nnrenilnnts, which said rtferee won raeorded In volume 27. pnae 281. Olrmilt Court Journal, nnd nn ox edition Issued thereon bv tho clerk of said Court, July 28, 1923, ' I am commanded to sell thn following described rent prnpnrty, to-wtt I nealnnlnn nt a point 1S.20 ehnlns stouth ?iU aWS. "I ""fljon rorner on Ihe enst lino of Motion 24 In' TownshIK It Sotlth, derful finish you have alwmn.iL mired in roods that come direct irom tnc store. Lin it Kives a soft, cool, plfnbld;; finish to your garments. Ajid you will find your Linit-starclitd clothes and fabrics remain dean and fresh much longer. ; Also, Linit makes even ordinary cot ton floods look and feci like . pensive linen. ; , Important to You LINIT makes a THIN j "MILKY" MIXTURE, frec-ruijniiiK like water, which is quickly absorbed by the fabric,' thus saving the time and labor of "smearintr on", which wa customary with old-fashioned- starches. 1 lie Linit nuxturedotf not present the stiff, jelly-like appearance of ordinary starch. This is why you will find it much1 easier to iron with LiiVit." p Your grocer now , has Linit, 10c Pcrfci-iion in cfarchins guaranteed or your money rcdinilcd. I.iliit n made by the Corn Product! Refining Company makers of the l moin Argo Starch, Karo Syrup and Ml zola Salad and Cooking Oil. JOHNSON - LIEBER CQ. Portland, Ore. Wees Cotton hoi fk1 uir i Hnnxe 0 enst Bf tho Wlllnmelto meridian junnlnir thnnco south "12.12 ' chains;' Ihinra' aonth 77 -dea;.1 50 minutes' east 311.28 chn nfl'-i thenca'tihrll,"1!!! h.n,A. enst 2r,. 77-chains : (hence south 81 do. 4' 'mllltcf;., Wnst 80,22 chnlns to' the plaeo' of hcKlnnlng, ronlnlnlnx 08.no ncrca of land, all In Lane County, Oro- on.-'--. : -ii,, -. 4 Notice Is herobv alven thnt on anion. day, the 1st da1 of - September, 1923,' at one o'clock P. M. of that dny, at the front floor ot the Lnne County Court house, I will, h Obedience to said' order bf snln d decree of- foreclosure: sell at hnaun miction the 'above-described- ivmi hi..n. erty, of sti much thereof as may be nee onsnrjf to -sntlsfy plnlntirfs jndmncnt. witn ininrc-at fiierron, end costs, to thn lilsrllOBt nnd -beat .' nld,hi ... . , . coin nf tho -Unlleil Stntns,' " ' t '',.. RBD STICKELS, Bborlff nf Lano County, OrcKnn. -Tuo, 7-31-B NnHcn I. hi,nAl.v' i..n.-- ... T. .. . . .. oeutrlx of tho nsiato of Ooown N, rrnker. deceased,- by to - County Court of tho Stab -of prenori' for tho County of Un" and has qualified a silch oxnciitorrQ all persons- hnylnx clnlms axalnst iah cstato'aru hereby notified and rnnuestori hv .ih iik it ' v"r"lon IWlulred W executor at tho office nf Charles A, ini in Pi i ! "auk hillld. Within six months from tho data of this notice. T 1023," ' "r"' ""'"f11.01'' f"l 10, '; ' ELLA K. PnAHEIl, CHAMLEB A, 1IAHDY. - r"lrt National flank hulldlni, Ellaeno Oregon, Attorney tor Estato. "'"g"10! Tiles, 7-)0- NOTICE TO CIlBniTOns Wnllnn 1. t..nl. .l.. .. Jli?"!f h,,?l"M",. ,!,ll',,l!,l"l"ted nilmlnln trator of tho nstnto of Jessie I. .'ik do. ceased, by tho County Court of Lnno County, Oroaon, jatnle nra horoby notified nnd required law required, to the' undersigned admin- Stnlea Nnllonal llnnk' bulMlnjt, nt lOu. vv, uluftu,,, niiuiu six months froio the dnto of the flrai nnt.iinn,inn . notice. , Dated 1023, at Euiono, Orngon, July Olh, Admlnl.lrnlnr nf u-yn-".!',- v Elk, Doceasod, Tiles. 7-10-a ' Jif r-liy given ihiit die unci. "Ignea linn hoen appointed by tho Cnut t.oiirt f Ihii Hinio nf Orexoll for Ln t.oimly niluilnlslnitrlx Willi thn will NriTlPin to (iMiii.i,u Nollcn Is hereby given (hut Ihe under. nunky Lnne tl.n nn. naxed of (lie oslnte of Hariih HrnKK. do. aZV'.J' Vrmn hiivlnK olnlma ngninst said nslate are hcreliy nntlflecl H.,n',"',','1'"... ""''I nilinlnlslrn' trlx at Ihn orrico of Smllli iirv.n,, oin llrOWfl ItllllltlOtr. irilirnl...' I"., r nri' Z",!!',1'"' wl1" Mw-l'mfinr'Tiiien. ers, win, in six months from Ihn dnto of the first tlillllmtlB oMJWWl llnlo of Hi" first Plr""l nollro Is Aug"" J,'J ".) KATIII-.l'i",r'iii4 Adnilnlslratrl H" '.. J of thn oslnlo or uaraa v- II riDCT IM TUP Sli rindi in - vacation kit,putP CHAMBERtM REMEW i.. r- ..M.nan Iu U n..H l.nWCU. .'T.'i thoea. When needed l,n cost for inta m if mil -8..