MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, OKE SATURDAY, DEC, 12, 192S
TWO
HONOR SOCIETY PUNNED
.
Morning Register Lane County News j
club today. A romtnlttca consist
ing of K. 11. Hnmlln nmt John K.
Klols win named at today's lunch
eon to lank Into t Hp stamllnirs and
nrpntlire of tin? Torch Honor no-
cli'ty. a non-wrrct orRitnlsatlon with
chnptvnt In Hlmut loo niK icnu
In the Northwest.
Only niic-h students w It o make
exceptionally lilfil) srtidca In tholr
school work arc cHtftMi' for mom-br-rshlp
In tho Torch society. Schol
astic work Cntintg most In determ
ining who slmll 1 members, and
athletics are a secondary consider
ation. A hlKh standard must t0
kent In (rradea during tho entire
fop ve.irs of school In order to ob
tain a permanent ImdKe. The so
ciety Is rather expensive to mnln
tain, said one of the members, but
If It proven satisfactory It la prob
able that other organisations In the
cltv will assist thu Lions In estab
lishing it.
The Lions will aid tho Civic clno
and tho Parent-Teacher association
in beautifying the Krounds at tho
Rrnttuln school, it was decided at
the luncheon this noon. . The club
will share in tho expense, of tho
work. (
A New Year -nrljr will be Riven
LIONS TO INVESTIGATE HIGH
SOHOOT, ORGANIZATION
( lull Will Afdtst tn rtnlttnlll School
1 (iroiuid Work; New Year Party
' For Wo-mon Scheduled
rrtt-ti-i-r 1-ano County Fiweial)
KPKlNGFJKI.n, Ore., Uee. 11.
K litvmtKatlons to bp'made by a
poinmlttee of the Lions club aro
favorable, Hprlnnrleld hlRh school
students wil) probably have an
honor society, said members of the
MR. I!. P. CALLAHAN,
S5S fWrl St., Kujene, Ore.
Dear Sir:
Just to Inform you that since
purchasing the 6-tube Fads, of
you. I have been very much
pleased and gratified -with re
sults obtained. I have in ,three
Weeks received and verified over
the "loud speaker" nearly J 00
stations In V. S. and Canada,
whlcfi I consider marvelous.
I can conscientiously recom
mend I ho Fada.
' Tours truly,
W. U QOODELI
Junction City, Ore.
by the club on New Year's eve and
plans for tho party were discussed
today. The evening: will be a "wo
men's ulitht" and special stunts mo
being arramtcd for tho affair. A
surprise, stunt Is befng aruiuited by
John K. Hotels, l. H. Murphy and
Veru 1. Haln. Herbert J.,i'ox will
also work out a special attraction.
The club approved tho work
done by the Hoy Scout committee of
the orKnnliultoii in starting- orKiin
Isutlon of a troop In ttprlngfleld. H.
K. Maxey, chairman of the com
mittee, mudo a report.
bXnx to Move monday
I'lUST m'slXKtjs DAY IN xi:v
ItVILlVlNti I.ISTKI
teruoon. Mrs. Olson eiuerlulnod
tho Hoyal neighbors club. , '
li. c. Harclay, auditor of . thn
Southern I'uoldo company,- w in
Bprlimflcld yeatenlay, chocking
over the hook of the local olllo,
Ulls hentliiuurlora aro In (Jugcne.
BAZAAR WBE TODAY
cm t t.MMrni:i: in i;i.iwa:
OF OIIUSTMAS KAI-H
$85 FADA RADIO $85
ASK V8 ABOCT THE RADIO
R.Kl.r l.an County Seorlul)
SI'KIN'liFU'U). Ore., Hoc. II.
The First National bank of Spring-
field will b open ror business In
the new building at Fifth and Main
street Monday morning at 10
o'clock, according to announce
ment made by President William
11. Hughes.
Tho work of moving has been
going on during tho past week
while the hank carried on business
In the old building at Second and
Main street. Tho new building is
modern und well equipped and
compares favorably with others of
its kind elsewhere.
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
. OUR .
75c Sunday Dinner
Mask by the Vagabonds
from 6 to 9 P. M.
Ye Towne
Shoppe
POWER LINES REPAIRED
HOTEL ASTOD
" Ind HOI Ix Angeles
Every Room has Private Toilet
S0 Baths New, Modern .
Cloee to Shopping District and
Theatres
Free Gantf Tariff from $1.50
F.XTF.NS1VE WOKK DONE
F.1.KCTK1C COMPANY
11Y
(RKltr I.an County Sptttal)
SP1U.NGF1F.L1, Ore., Uoc. It.
Work Is being dope on the power
lines of the Mountain States Power
company which tie within the city
limits. New poles arc being In
stalled and heavier wire is being
wed. The new arrangement or tno
transmission will send two 1 1.000 -J
volt lines to Young's corner on the'
Ooburg road, where one wlft branch
off. In addition to these tho .-OOn-volt
line lo Albany will be enr
ried over the same poles.
The work of rebuilding the Hues
caused, temporary power changes
to be made by the company tins
week.
MATRON STILL IN OFFICE
RESIGNATION IU'J"OHT ERROR,
SAY OFFICIALS
The Boatman "s Pledge
An Indiana barage tender sauntered Into the; market place at
New Orleans one sunny afternoon directly after having sold his
cargo of supplies from "up north." He was staggered at the
sight he saw, for before him were human beings being sold at
auction.
"If I ever get a chance to hit that thing, Til hit It hard, by
the eternal God!" ha vowed.
Thirty year later this gaunt, rangy boatman died at the hands
of assaslns because he had literally "hit that thing hard." And
today Lincoln's name la spoken with reverence the world over.
Living for a principle, working for a principle, dying for a prin
ciple, he baa set a high standard to be attained. We attempt
' to follow als lead, In our little way, in the field of. assisting
business.
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US. NATIONAL
B AN K
?5he Bank of Service
EUGENE LOAN ff SAVINGS BANK
Che van A for savings
(Register Lane. County Special)
SPRINGPIKLD. Ore., Dec. 11.
Mrs. Paul Hr attain, recently ap
pointed Springfield police matron
Is still m office, despite a report
published today that she had re
signed, said K. W. Smith, city re
corder, this afternoon. Springfield
city officials want It to be known
that she Is still fulfilling1 her duties
as matron, said Mr. Smith.
A conference was held with other
members of the city government by
Mrs. H nut a In today but abe did
not resign. It was stated.
HOPS TO BE EXPORTED
; AtSlOST ENTIRE CROP IX S. P.
WAREHOUSE GONE
(Restater Lne County Spc!al)
SPHINGFIELD. Ore.. Dec. 11
Three carloads of hops were ship.
ped from the Southern Pacific
company warehouse here this week.
according to company officials
The cars were sent to Jfew- York,
wnere tne nops'wtu tie-exported.
tltosUtvr Lmio County HpotlaO
SIMUNUK'tKI.O, Ore., loc. llcr
A sale and t'hrlsimas basanr will
be held by the ways and means
committee of the Women's t'lvle
club at the Long and t'eoss shop
on Main street Saturday. Tho
committee has beet) working on
ohm for the affair for some time.
t'seful i'lii'lsttuaa nlfts will be on
sate at the shop nil day, the hasuar
opening at nine o clock, said Mrs.
Maude 1. Itryan. chairman or the
committee. Needle work will be
Included In the article for sale,
Thoso In charge of tho sale, aro
Mrs. Hryan. Mis. t', K. Wheaton,
Mrs. Walter J. Scott and M
Grace Koberts.
SIXTEEN TO GET LETTERS
srRixGFiixu (;uii) men to iie
HONORED
(Ilrsl.tiT tn. County Knott.!)
SIMtlNOFIKLP- Ore.. Hoc. 11..
At an assembly of the student body
of the. Springfield high school to bo
held before t tirlHimas sixteen foot
bull players are ta receive letters.
according to recommentlallona In
the hands of tho student council.
Member of the teum who will
receive letters aro Cupula .Mcl'her-
son. quarterback: W. Oelger. full,
back: Cox. Cawurt and Lewis, half.
backs: l'ollard, center: Moon and
J.. Thompson, tackles: C. Thomp
son ami Hastings, ends: t.ombard.
center and guard: (?. Whltannck.
tackle: Hurper. K. Gclgor and Wil
liams, guards.
JUDGING TEAM IS FIFTH
COTTAGE GROVE STt. 'DENTS
IIIGn IN CONTEST
(Reslil.r tin. County Special)
COTTAGB GROVE. Ore.. Dee.
11. The Cottage Grovo high
school stock Judging team has been
awarded fifth plare In the state
contest held on October 31. Ir
Portland, during tho Pacific. Inter
national Livestock exposition,' nc
cording to word received at the
high school by the officials In
ennrge of the contest. .
On., ,.,- ... tft
Asa Gllhiun. ranked second In the
state and seventh In the entire na
tlon. The team ns a whole.! ranked
thirteenth In the United States.
and was composed of Asa Gllham
Nell Davidson, and Claude Short
ridge. T
Teams from practically all of
tne western states were entored in
tho contest, and comnrlsed nbnut
104 students. Miss Gllham will be
presented with a medal for her
acnievement in the competition.
VOLUME OF. MAIL LARGE
f PACKAGES SENT KAItLY AT
COTTAGE GROVE
Kffl.ttr Lane County flpecLl)
COTTAGE GHOVK Oro tw
! The present yvnt has been the4)
inrcrpKr In thn ht,rn.i, t . . .. ' .
j But two carloads 'of hops remain; taRc Orove pontoffico. In polut, of
In the warehouse of thlit year's volume of Christmns maning, nc-
crop. u was snia. i ne enirro crop ' cordlnjr to Postmaster Smith.
; for this year has been brought In.
The year has also, accord inir to
him, been marked by an unpre
cedented amount of early Christ
mus malliriK. The probable cause
IK'Hllt'tl l UIUV HIP iHMinni "
llttVtVl W V (' MltWllhlttt li
lUclr nut1.
Pnuil.AMV ii, II.- TIhm
i Hi pru'M tirs Hy liilMKlrt
Uutlur HoMHi irli'. tiH.Mt Crm
try iMltom Prtnt. He l'r Ilk for
itum wrMr. usimi la ilttH'Aunt f
301i Aaitr uiii priv. vmr iu,
h.; N 3 lltfttl. 4T IW 10s. iwiumi u
C h s n iivs itriv; IHIIhiiwi "in1
If trlilia l1.4t loat UU0l Otn
Irlpt'tt. uol brn1t.( ti r lb. I TI1U
mouk r. a. b. mn prlcaa: TrlsKU lr
ih ; lonf. t lb.: Cat county vhw.
wiim prk to rUIIrt: TilpKtv
lwf, 310 r ID, - -
K HUVinit prif, rrvm irwwii v-r-
rfti tr.-ivtv ir uniii .twin.!
un.lxratlril .34'.
iviuy niuns pru-w.i iipmtj
itt. n3 IU. t 1 1 tr It t la mUnm bis.
Ht:oo lb : bittJUrft, bvy, jks pr id.
lltit. :O30o tb-i I'.kia Uuvk. Hat
or.L lv lb,
TrVV FrtnoT UrMwil. HIBIW ID.
tAmry. 3(3ic; fnoy livs lurn-y.
ite pr lb. -
Ann 1 1h : ftillt V baikfl. 14 00,
Holl Pppr uo'l iffl.H Pr id
rililir. 4Uo; beelfc JtV; earroli. ioe
lurtitttk. 4io daQ bunch.
Sack VstbU tfaliitkv nrloei HU.
U.Otf: Cftrrui. 11.10 iki fstbbAS,
Orrttin. 10 pr ID,; luoco, (.aniornik.
ll.tovll I11 ffdt; rvlory, 1ltOH 00
ti.oo orans boi; lom(o. hot boum.
14 to erst. .
Mmla ud tVnvUlnssT ,
Onunlrv Ulf Sllna Drl t retail
r. rrtiinlrv-klMl bos. bt butcktr
umlor 1(0 lb.. 1HOU40 lv : bil cW
(but 10 tu 100 Ihm , 1KJ10 pvr id
imha. lTOalo dot lb.
UrJ I'ur .(, tlo lb.1 shorttnlng,
1ST-
(tmukwtl Mrata llama, HOMO Dr lb
brkfl bacott. 3Oll per tv
11 aim. Wool. HtAo. .
nona Nomtnalt 13 crop, oluat.r
nhi Inskl lUttSSO
Hil. Uuyltvc nrlc' fUMswl hid. a
bull. : ?rn birtla. c; aalltl
r. n ralf llr: Mll'tl or tfrn kip.
KhD I'.IU yilnt Art eb PHa.
).. itUo- sbarL llS4e: Pltc, HU
tllnt Art ihaarln. aach. ttf0oi Uxl
nelta. Ion. aca. .e00II.IOi hrL
cb. SB03c; cbvarlnca, c. 100 ito
..iti n.1itL ITIsSc. -
Wool Nominal: valiay. tin. H-bioo4.
il04oc: maHm ar l-4-blood. i04Oo
per Ib.i cora or 1-4-blaoJ. 340Ho par
lb : braliL ll3:o lb. At vllay lnle
prl(a are lo to lo blgbtr for altail
lot.
Mobalr tiuylas prlc' fctltl. o par
IK - Biatl. 48c iter lb.: borl alapl. 4c
pr ib-i Dorry foc. yr
CaerArm bark OuylBS Mice.
ptal. Tc lb.: II4 Pt lo lb. . ' '
Orastin Orspa lt Buylot price, IH
per lb.
Cattle and Ciures
8ra. ood J.JJJ
Upturn J"
. Common "
CanDar and eulter 4.O0
Itelfera. sl and holc
lb, up) M0 a-10
Common ana ma m urn tan
welfht)
Common and meUtum ....
Cnnr anj cutter .
Cow. goott
Common and medium
Cannar anti eutter
USI
NOW!
4 lt I SO
I II I 09
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i ( Ot
1.100 t.tl
l 009 ' 19
Saturday Specials
at
I lb. New Fresh Citron . . .... . . .
I lb. New Orange or Lemon Peel .
3 lbs. Seedless Raisins . . . . . . .
1 lb. Pail Peanut Batter ,
5 lbs. Wood Box Fancy Prunes,
packed for shipping .........
8 lb. Wood Box Fancy Prunes,
packed for shipping
9 lb. bag Eastern Larrowees Buck
wheat flour ................ .
2 lb. tin Liberty Bell, Cane and
Maple Syrup .... ..V ........
5 lb; tin Liberty Bell, Canie and
; Maple Syrup
jr lb. tin Light fCaro Syrup .
10 lb. tin Light Karo Syrup . .
3 lbs. Bulk Cocoa .
1 0 lb. bag Pure Cane Sugar ......
I lb.. Groceteria Butter .
. . .50c
,,36c
...25c
. ..25s
. .,85c
.$1.18
.. . 6&c
...45c
. . .78c
. . .38t
...72c
. . .25c
. . .65c
. . .50c
Phone 1686 or 257 48 Ninth Ave., Eaat
( fchilcavor lo Moot
(Rsl.l.r I.mne Countjr special)
A busing meeting will be held by; y Smllh for thp ho1,er,Blo a,,,
VfcPrV"Ef ? Chr'stla" Endeavor: thc tu,h by mttlni, ,rl r.
ei ' llv vC,Ch., Sa.'.Urd n" tlon c lo lven oil rcln.lv,.
"noXcl '"At rSeer," t a0,tthyecarh"n8 ,n """ "
pected to be present bv nfficors. as 1 L
many matters ot importance to the
organization will be taken up.
!' SPRIXGKIFI.D PERSOXAUS
I . K.iclBter Lane County Special)
' Sl'RIN'GFIELD. Ore.. Dec. 11.
K. R. McEMon and W, L. Gray, In
! spectors for the Southern Pacific
' company, were inspecting; lumber
'. for their company at the Booth-
Kelly mill here today.
R. W. Carlton, formerly tallyman1
' at the mill. Is now assisting in the
retail department, carl Nielsen Is
taking his place as tallyman.
K. I King of the southern Pa
j AUXILIARY TO ELECT
ftKXEFIf DANCE PLAXNED ON
DECEMBER 19
(Itfller Lane County Spaclal)
COTTAGE GUOVE Ore.. Dec.
II. Members of Ihe American
Legion auxiliary are to hold elec
tion of officers for the year of
1126 on December 21, It wan de
cided in n meeting of the organi
zation held recently.
clflc, and other company officials, benetlt danr! ln conjunction with
passed through Sorlngfleld this af-. tha union drum corps in the as
ternoon in a speciaf train on a re- m((rv on necember la. The women
eurn trip from the road construc
tion district.
L. O. Mathewg of Trent visited
acquaintances In Rpringfleld for a
short time today. ...
. Mr. and Mrs. J. . H)ll sent part
of today In this city from their
home at Jasper.
Paul N'lce. son of John Nice nf
; Springfield, has returned to ,3ils
iiviiiu jiere uiter a stay or some
time at Grants Pass. .
John Kndlcott of Cedar Plat vis
ited his brother, Isaac N. Endlcott,
here Wednesday.
Ralph Hammltt and Frank Staf
ford of the Donna district, visited
ln this city yosterdny.
Grant Tate of McKenzle Bridge
came here recently to visit with Mr.
I and' Mrs. L; E. Dunks. Mrs. Danks
Is a sister of Mr. Tate.
Mrs. L. E. Shrlvner and Mrs.
John Newman of Eugene, Mrs. P.
A. Wooley and Mrs. Bruce Iins-
bery ofr Hpringfleld were guests of
Mrs. Emma Olson Wednesday af
of the organization will give
wool quilt away at this danco.
a Wide
LARAWAY'S
Jimmie Purcell' Band
7 piece 7
The best and biggest
down-town orchestra in '
.Eugene.
You'll find Eugene's '
best dancers at Lara
way's. There' a Reason!
COME TONITE
Big Christmas Dance
December 25th'
Gospel Services Sunday
(K.sl.ier Lane County Bpeclal)
BAILHY HII.L, Ore., Deo. 11.
At the Four Oaks Grange hall,
(Continued on Pago 3. Column 6)
"dal7maeTreport'
(Omon Jonrnal Slarkri B1ew)
POItTlsANU. Offf.. ljr. U. EKif prk
continued their lomblln lactlcit during
thn day. not only on tu XLbne but
on the open market.
floe H pit are lalntnit In avery direction
th renult blnc a Knral accumulation
of luppllea whlrb rficelvera ar mol
nnxloua to jret rid of from day to di
There li no dlfpoiltlpn anywhere to keep
ten overnlKbt. iwtaiiora ana wnoio
inlora nlitte view tho immediate future
of etcr price with much auiplrion. He
tilt la that there ta no disposition what
ever to pure haw auppllfi except for lm
mediate needl. -
Ufxplte of all the talk of huirn etocWe
of ettKN In tornae. the trade hero I
a Iok to find the owniu, Government
fportti indicate libera! itoctte of. fftwe at
Portland, but the beat Informed men
the trade have for aome time been un
able to d lac over them. Theaff la not
much demand for a tor pre earn, but hold
em nnnear nfot overanxious to ' alindo
value to ft point where carload buyer
can operate.
nuUer 8 Hunt Ion Ta. Oulei
' Practically no tlmnne I ahown In the
local butler market altuatlon. On the
dairy exchange cube were unchanged,
althoiiKh aome price hadlnp; was ahown
In epot on the. open market, Print
prlena einilonary.
Jnnnnraft Oromte Are Down
Price of J a d none orange did not re
main at the arheduled price of $3.Z
bundle very Innir, Within a. few hour
after their arrival aaln were made down
to f3 a bundle. Today (hey are lelllng
a low a 9i.75qMZ.no.
ftmnlt AitIva From Coltimhln
While there have been aome limited
arrival of Columbia river attielt by a re
tailer recently, flret otfertnn by l
wholesaler thl eaon were ahown Prl
day. Trade la preparing for ft big run
niixt wnnk. ,
Wnlntit Mnrkrt I InnHlvn
trniiHtinl dullneMN continue In tho mnr
ket for walnut. The retail trade la not
buying ( arriiRtomed euppllft - and
wholennler report the inollet volume of
order known Ht till period of th j-
on. iTicua are Hiniionnry,
Potiitn Trnd Ifetnnlna f)ntl
Trnde in the potato mnrket remain
very dutl, both locally and at primary
n..n. nnji ihM(. vaarllna
excluded)
CannarllO medium I T
Calve, medium to choice -
l milk fed excluded) 1.40V VIA
Culla and comrnoa I M T.
Vralera. medium to cHolce. . 10.00 O S1.10
Cull and coaunna I.100 10.00
KhMp nmtl Lambe
tn.K mtuui ta choice. tUt,
..Adam.) 1H0V11.I0
Uedium and good Talley).i10o II !
Heavyweight Iba. up) . .10.009 11.00
All weight (culla and
common) I.OOI1.00
Yearling welbera, medium to
choice I.001M
Ewe, common to choice.... loot loo
Culla and common H0O l.oo
NOTE Tha above claae and grade
aaotatlona do not In alt eaaaa repre
sent actual ealea la aome lnetanoe
hey represent vaiuea at wdicd ucd
torn would aell UT avaliaauw icewmni
to tha judgmeol oC th,a market reporter
1 log .
Heavyweight (3(0 to IfcO
b.). medium, goou ana
rhuk. 1I.TIO.0
Medium weight COO to 140
ibn.). medium, gooa . ana
choice U.0itM0
Light weight (100 lo 100
lb,), common meaium,
. .. ID 4IHI it
cno.ee ,-.. v "
Llghl light fllO lo 100 JbO.
common, meaium, goou inu
choice 13.JI0I.UO
iflaughter pig Ulo Ibe.
down), medium, gooa ana
choice II.00O11.7
Feeder and ilocker ptge (TO
to 130 lb.), common, me
dium, good and choice. ...il.OOOlM
' Portiiuid (.ruin utureW
1 ' My The Aaoclaled I'reae)
PORTLAND. Or.. c. 11. Wheat.
Bill?, . hard white, Docembar, January.
11.17; -hard whltfv blue tem and bart,
December, January. i,t; aoii wniie.
December, I.I7; Jflrtunry. 1 1, SO; weetern
Deceinber, 01. 5J; Jnnuary, ii.tve;
hard winter, nurlbern aprlng, December.
January) 1 1. 02, wvntern red, December,
January. $1.(3,-
Oaia, No. B, 30-pound white feex ie-
tiember. January. 130; Mo, 2, 30 'pound
gray, December, Jnnuary, $30, .
Hit r ley. no, t, ft-jounu, uecemoer.
January, $10; No. 3, 4-pound, Decem
ber,, January, $30.
Corn.' No, 3 una tern yellow alilpment.
December, January, $34.76.
Mill run.; ataniiard. December. Jan
uary, $30,
Portland Dairy KYrluuigft
(By The Aaeoclated Pre)
PORTLAKD, Ore., Dec. . Tlntter.
itra. 6O0; Htartdnrdii, 11c; prim flrata,
r; rirat. inc per lb.
Kgga, extra, ifw; flreta, 3Sc; pullet,
36c; current receipt, 3.1c; iindenlxed.
SSutpor dox.
Port I nod Hay Mnrkei
(Ity The Amoclaled Pre)
PORTLAND, ire.. Dec. 11. Hay
nuylng price: Valley timothy. $170110:
entern Oregon, nominal; alfatfa, $100
$10.60; clover. $17; oat hny, riK-9$11;
oat and vetch, $17.60; traw, $7.60 per
ton. Soiling price, $2 a ton mora.
HmlUe Hay and drain
(Tly The Aoelated Pre)
HBATTLB, Doc II. Ilrley. whole. 143:
frounil, $46 , clipped, $48; chop, all
grain, $61 corn, whole, ISO; crocked,
$61; hay, alfalfa, $26; timothy1, tin
P. H., 1301 mixed, $26; llnaeed meal, $70;
OaJa, Puget Sound, $44; arratch food,
$A; aoy bean, $70; whtal, $40.
a 1 1 1
You Can Repair Your Car
Completely Overhaul It on the
Installment Plan
.We are now able to completely repair or overhaul your
car on the installment plan. No large lump sums are
necessary now to pay your repair bill. You can give your
car proper attention prolong its life on this now method
of payment.
People are buying cars, radios, homes, clothes, and other
similar things on a credit plan an installment plan. Peo
ple of high repute use this method of paymrnt, because it
is good business, simple and gives them the use of their
money for other purposes at the same time.
Your car needs attention. You have neglected to have it
overhauled because you couldn't afford to part with so
much money in one himp sum.. -The usefulness of your
car depends upon the care you give it.
No Extra Charges Just a
Plain Business Arrangement
Independent Garage
31 FiftK Ave., West
Telephone 2232-R
gr; northoeat to Hpoken". $ drai
et to IUr. 3 tUg.. and tuih if
Aebtaad, to dr. Minimum temper
alure at Portland tonight ebut 4 de
gree. Sew York fruit Price
(lly The Aaouclaled 1'reae)
NRW YORK. De. II. KvaporatM
apple firmer choice, 13 W (ill J-4c; ,
ranry. ll'4UI 3-4r. j
Prune. Irregular, ra,tlfornlaa, I 1-40 i
13 3-4e. Oreg..ne. lOWe. I
Aurlcut firmer; elandard. II Q I?H;
c)).iice. HS36; eitra rbolre, ftoiia.
Peach firm; aiandard, 10 lie;
fancy. Il033o.
HaUitia firm: lo mueratela. fftHe,
chwlre in fancy aeeded, OSiOllo.
eeedleaa, 70$c.
rV4it imjry rTvrliange
lly The Aeeoclaied Pren)
NRW VOHK.. ee. II. Hap ateady;
rreamery cubes, 6to; brick or print.
$lc per lb. -
Rga. freh ranch, lie; ml fed color,
61c; pullet. $7c per do,.
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Who Made the Appraisal
Your property insured
for 90o valuation.
- Your LIFE?
What pi-rcoiil.iKo "f valuation? At
who makes tin: appraisal?
WHY DELAY? Ami why contim
umlrr-insuifd. Many a widow ai
orphan is living toilay without evi
the in-iTSMiics lit-caiiie "Had" wi
cd to 'Think It (tver."
LET..BH1 IkskcrviIlc--"PLAiN
Diitrtct Manager
T Oregon Lite
Pkon.! "WP WR1TF. 'EM RICHT' 55t Wfc.1
nmiiift iiury ntrnnngn
I Hy The Aonloted Preim)
,' HBATTLK, Dec. 11, llutler, city
creamery cube, lie; brick or print,
He. per llj.
Rgg, freeh ranch, fiio; mixed color,
47o; pullet, '10o per d,.
llrM Notna of Wliolmiiln Trndw
, PlKcellent demand for liothuuae tr
mntoe at , $3, 60 f (.no rraie,
Olery heart nro firm And , rirrn;
$1.60 for mot.
Country-killed veal ahout,ten')y; He
ijor a fe Irip. 1
Kanry drowod ', log aelllng; 'hroiind
H'fco pminrt. . -
onion market !, aoffiry; 0-t
grower Inclined to hold,
. Hwent potato morn nctlve.
Oranhorry demand ewe 1 1 ant or tnral
At eteady prlre; Partem altiggiih hern,
Iorara of unuMiinlly good quitllly, ,
fflilprMra' WrnMier o(lc
i.Wenlhflr huronu advised Krldny fro
lect Rhlpmenl during the next an hour
galnt tha fnllnwing minimum temper
alure: Cluing nurth to Neattle, 41 do
CNSIIIBE TTIHIHS
Our service is prompt we wait on customers rapidly
Our cutters are experienced they know how to tajce
care of you. All phone orders go out on the very nexi
delivery
TRY US FOR PROMPT SERVICE
Beef Roasts
lb. 10c
Fancy Pork Roasts
lb. 20c
Boiling Meat
: lb. 8 c j
t " 1
Hamburger
lb. 15c
No. 5 Lard
$1.00
No. 10 Lard
$1.90
Eugene Packing Co.
675 WiUameu"
Telephones 38 and 39