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, 1, 193 THE EUGENE REGISTER-QUART) Page Mifd TttlM nnovft Juno 1 (Spe- ,o,i. four-year-old Dottie IjndausbterofMr.andMrs. cu.lds fell " of an a"omo ! it was I'eins driven at 'd "n the London highway P.rf broken bu( she was badly -J I ind had (wo cuts on ner gnu about 20 stitches to hnS w" ev- Uunc"n R KL2 &')' A tor body of I . s present, .nr. aimer v.n of the Elks Iodise in Albany l""" MJrn Wool nieli. U ! V-. I... end beautiful. K Karen were all close friends Ft,? li !er and were D. H. Hemen f SriME Hamloth. Charles Adams t!K .ndLJ. McCoy. Inter fi".tbel.0.0. F. and A. d A. M. remeicr,. 6R0VE PERSONALS ,. ,nd Mrs. A. A. Richmond of ,"rtnn spent Sunday and Memonnl i"1' . nkmAml's mi rants ner JQIIMIJ, lcic"'"vi . - - ,;rtbdiy on Memorial day at the home bii parents, .ir. mm .". " LrMests last "week the T. L. Bur- (Willy 01 lorimuu. iow 'jrarf North Bend LiMthu the E. A. Glenson family. Ujs JO" .,,.-, ...... ." Inching the past winter at Notl. re- lrwd some Bsiunw., "'J"' "" jjitnool ann is "" . 2 . 1 :tj.Mr. aim aire. . . Jimmy Cann jeft Tuesday for his .ae-ia-san Luis umspo, jiii., auer Iiaoins iae ..iM.ci ... ........ ii the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. ulMra. Wilhelm. Mn. Mabel L.ee .noore or loruuna MP1 ELECTS HALSEY, June 1. (Special) At miine of the stockholders of the Citiwn's Water and Light company Fridsy evening the following officers ltd directors were re-elected: C. H. foals, president: Frank Kirk, vice prnidtnt: B. M. Bond, secretary, and D. Taylor, treasurer. The directors it-elected at the same time were fnnk Kirk. T. P. Patton. Bert 8. CUrk, L. D. Taylor and H. C. Davis. Fred Robins is in Seattle at the idside of his mother, Mrs. William Rctins, who suffered a stroke of par alyais gome time ago. He will remain Diul the condition of his mother is I chitted. IVyron and Prentice Isom, sons or Mn. Vera L. Isom. motored to Wood- I land. Wash., on a business trip Inst I Mturday and to visit their rather there. They returned home Monday I ifte-rnoon. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Bennett of Se- ittle- spent Sunday here visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Vnnnice at their rural bone southeast of Ilolsey ns they vcre en route to California to attend the graduation exercises of. their dmthlerj. Elliott McWilliams of Portland pent the double holiday here visit rag with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dean S. McWilliams. Elliot is a sen ior la Northwest Pacific Dental col h there. Misses Roberta Vannice and Edna vinnire of Salem spent Memorial day here visiting with their parents south W of town, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. inlet. Miss Edna Is attending Wil laaiette university and Miss Roberta 1'itbea in the Girl's Industrial school there. lira. Margaret Allinghnm of Port aid spent the week-end here visit si ht-r relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clnr- Williams and family west of iota. J. W, Dllsenhcrcv rnfitt-tioH In bin employment at the Thomas Ardary '"mat Lake Creek Tuesday morning uter having spent the week end vis j his family at Cottage Grove. Mr. Margaret Fuller of Suuta Birbira Cal.. sister of A. J. Hill of nilley, jg holding revival services at ' local city hall for two weeks. Mr. anH f. IV rt r-i . Portland came to Ilolsey Fridav "ealnt to spend the double holidays raitjjt their resportive parents, Mr. J 5. ' H- Robertson and Mr. Gnte A' Prhr,i8," rinf Mrs. W. H. Robertson returned to here Friday after spending Hral vreeks in Portland nursing her "" Wayne who has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teal of Ash 5.. !Tnt ,h 1""ble hnlidnv visiting P i " I'rents. Mr. and Mrs. r-a- I'hrsson at Pine Grove. 2' """" attended the Me J? Day ehurrh services held at rirove cemetery Monday after- W.iM . "mer irlso pastor or the "''""di't Episcopal church, de- "ie messnce. "!, here visiting Mr. and Ibew .hnm. frnra Eugene where Wj. "1pnuea toe Kebekab assem- torrt e v" ,h younger couples mo. ,w ,. Newport Friday evening and tk" 'T ek.nd there. Among iti ' yh'- J"" n- Cross. Mr. Atr.'nj i"Jr". (.''"- Herman "'i and Martin Koontj:. , ' Past Sm. . ?f ef rr"nnn"d from the last Frl ' JiTn. vr "n'i' 'he firsf Fridav itril I!J h"! '" will he held at the " of Mr.. rrti, Vf,ch. Junction City News nI0'',TT-.'"m 1 'Sp- rnB- . 'he HtcKaro; tatn J. It?'?" h"n changed from it R-, "'-iir i.. it win ne nem tb.0,,. '"n" Mrk. On June 10 k biij'"; Masonic picnic will "l in v r,"rk' h'n a large '''ly re'n- P1,0""1'- The Rlckard '"Tionl " H' eipecring a '' Pr...-."Tr.nl hundred descend H ,m beef barheme will he "it, " 'n" ood thlnga In A. Weber. Ml" I w.1?."' Wpn'r- Mr- ""'I e. m.' ft 't Urno. -t r- t iCV " th' expect to T, Jr vii. ,rT!' nf Portland. Mm. will "I T,'T,r,r "n th' iX "hrr n PnrtlanH Wr. .rfM"T ft Ti't h"r r Mictufl. 8unda ibe COTTAGE GROVE NEWS ITEMS who bad been visiting in Cottage Urove the past week, returned home Saturday night. lr. Moore will be remembered as Miss Mabel Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Jack liauseu of Seat tle visited over Memoriul dnv with the parents of Mrs. Hanson, the Gor dons. The C. M. Parker family had a sort of reunion Sunday. Their children. Hnsil and wife and boh Dan, both of Dilnsmuir, Cal., and son Curtis and family of Dciter spent Memorial day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Purker. Leon Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lsselles Stewart. Donald I'mphrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. i'mphrey; Lloyd (irises, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Griggs: and Francis Horn, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Horn, all of Cottage Grove, will graduate from O. S. O. this coming week. Their psr erts will all go to Cnrvallia to aee them receive their diplomas. Tommy Louis Burbee of Portland is spending hia vacation this summer with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Holdredge. Rupert Shaw, youngest son of Rev. and Mrs. I. G. Shaw, and Clifford, the second son, are both visiting their brothers-in-law, Rupert in Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gil bert and Clifford in Reedsport with Jack Moore. Earl Ishmnel and family of Port land spent Memorial day with Mrs. Ishmnel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shay. .Mr. and Mrs. M. Holdredge will have for their iriiests the weck.en,l their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Manser and little daughter LaVelle Marie Manser of Portland. R. G. Collins and W. H. Simpson came Tuesday night from Log Angeles and are visiting the George McQueen family. Paul Gordon of Monmouth spent .wruiuiMi nay wuii nis parents, .Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Gordon. Mrs. Eliza Howe and her sister Jessie Rino came from Edmunds, Wash., Saturday night, Mrs. Rino has not been in Cottage Grove for 35 years. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Michaels and Bolihy to Brownsville where tbey spent Memorial day with their par ents. The I'riscilla club members spent Friday afternoon at Mrs. Mods Jen scn'B home, helping her quilt. A de lightful afternoon won spent and the hostess nerved dainty refreshments. Mrs. Nora Pitney and Dorr and Janet left for Fresno, Cal, Monday morning. They mHy po ns far south as Los Angeles. Mrs. Susie Loveless, Mrs. Pitnoy's sister, who is in Cali fornia will come home with them. Word has been received that the teachers, Mrs. Douglas, Misses Friz ell, McMullen and Burgess, who ac companied Miss Oxner to her home at Monterey, Cal., are enjoying their vacation and expect to leave Monte rey June 1 for Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hanna of Portland visited over the week-end at the home of Mrs. Mablc Nielsen and her daughter, Miss Norma White, also greeting old friends. Norman Hanna spent his early days here. William Lingo, Marvin Smith and J. K. Turnbow returned from their auto trip Saturday. They were gone a week and visited in eastern Oregon, Wn shine ton and Idaho and had a very delightful trip. . At Walterville t WALTERVILLE, .Tune 1. (Spe cial) Arrangements have been made for the rejnilar session of the Wal terville Ladies' Aid to meet Wed nesday, June 8, at the home of Mrs. A. T, East on instead of the regular meeting day, June 0. The local aid is planning to entertain the Fair mount Ladies' Aid with an all day picnic at Hendricks' bridge picnic grounds June 10. The Christian Endeavor society will hold their regular monthly busi ness meeting Wednesday evening. June 1, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page. All memlwrs and young people of the vicinity are cordially invited to attend. Many from this vicinity motored to the different cemeteries and oh served decoration day. Others went to Eugene and Laurel Hill cemeteries where the exercises were being held. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jennings and son, Kenneth, were supper guests Monday evening at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. L. Stacy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page and their guest. Miss Nancy McCue, of Me Minnville were evening guests Mon day of Rev. and Mrs. E. B. linger. Mrs. John Storment was operated upon Tuesday morning nt the Pa cific Christian hoMiital. This is the second operation Mrs.t Storment has had to have since moving here this winter. Rond work Is Ving done on the county rond leading through the east part of W nltemlle. Mrs. A. .1. Irvin of RnringfieM Is visiting a few days at the home of her father. KlHott Fetter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pf mints drove down from Portland Sunday and visited relatives in Eugene and also called on Mrs. vern Caldwell, wno Is convalescing from an operation at the Pacific Christian hospital. Mrs. Joe Hart and her mother. Mrs. Pnniels. Clyde Hart snd How ard Murry motored to Oregon City for over the week-end snd for the iSeenrntion day observance nt Ore gon City. They plan to return home Tuesday. , Mr. and Mrs. William Huckens ttt.rt fnmilr (v.m home Monday 'TP- ning from T'ratn and vicinity after being gone for Peenration flay. Mrs. Richard Hart motored to Harrisburg Monday and attended Peroration day services at the Har risburg remeterv, and brought her niece. Leila Diem, of Hnrribure nnd her mother. Mr-. Earl, back with her. Norma Hart, who hs beep vi.it tng her aunt. Mrs. NeUon. since last week, came home Monday, Moffitt to Meet On State Committee t . Moffitt aftflistnnt county school superintendent will meet in Hnsehurg I iitirsnny wnn Mr. nun Homes Carter, superintendent of ..-a. TnAtnti eountv! and Mrs. Mart hit Mnlkey, superintendent of SChOolS In t OOS COIinrv, TO Ttnnrn .1... aha mitMinn of the work of the countv superintendents' ennvntion to he h"ld in Snlem neTt month, it wn announced Wednesday. The three are meinners oi im teachers self rating committee of the state and they will prepaw the work to be presented in this division of the convention. According to their plans, a system of permitting feachrs to give their own ratine will 1 per- t . i .i mt tti meetinr which will be held July II. 12. IX Onlv small portion of the Sher wood Foret. scene of Robin Hood nn- ttanH It is located near Rotterdam, toiUDd, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Elmer C. BoardmaD et ux to Mre. 1 A. Kelley 5 A. tp. 18 S R 12 W K. H. Craig et nt to Mr. Berdena Kelley Tract tp. 17 S K 10 W, $11X1. H. L. Bonn, sheriff to Prudential Savings and Itun Asin. Lot 13, blk. 73. Springfield, fl.V3.ri7. E. C. lioodlin et ux to Lillie Hayea Tract at 11th and Almaden Sta., Eugene, $10. Subscription flutes By Carrier, yearly in advance.6.00 By Carrier, monthly .60 By Mall in Oregon, yearly 4.00 By Mall in Oregon, 6 months 3.00 By Mall In Ortgon, 3 months. 1 00 Bv Mail In Ore iron. 1 month- .50 Outside of state. mft"Mlly .60 uutside or stale, yearly tt.uu Subscribers changing address should givo both old and new ad dress. Kntered at Post office fn Eugene, Ore as Second Class Mall Matter. The Eugene Register-Guard is a member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also all the local news published herein. All rights of pub lication of special dispatches here in are also reserved. The Eugene Register-Guard Is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Register-Guard assumes no financial responsibility for errors which may appear in advertise ments published in its columns, but In cases where the paper Is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement in which the typo graphical mistake occurs. Want Ad Rates (Rffectli-fi Mhv 1 19321 Single Insertion, per line. lle i wo insertions, per iine.MWMj sc Three Insertions per ""e Seven Insertions, per " One Month, per line 1 ?? (Minimum Charge 26c) No ad taken for less than two lines. Five average words counted to a line. Lodge Meeting Notices 10 Spencer Butte Lodjje No. 9 I.U.U.F., meets Tuesday at p. in., at 1. u. u. r. temple, K. Bdwy. at Onk. Visitors Welcome, Funeral Directors 20 BRAN ST ETT E R CHAPEL Memorial Service Phone 433 1152 Olive St. POOLE-GRAY-BARTHOLOMEW Ph. Eugene 723 or Spr. 62-J VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl St. at Tenth Florists 30 RAUP'S FOR BETTER FLOWERS Cards of Thanks 140 WE WISH to thank our friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy during our recent be reavement. MRS. G. PRATT. MRS. ARTHUR HICKSON. Lost and Found 15C WILL the person finding dark green iShaeffer Fountain l'en in Williams Self Service store basement please ' return it to 77 E. Broadway or pnono 20 1 u. Jicwanl. LOST Cnrved ivory earring, Mon day night on Willamette St. Return to uegister-tiiiurd. Kewaru. LOST Pair black rimmed glasses, on Alder or 11th, on way to town. LOST Black purse NW. of Coburg. Leave at itcg.-ttunru. itewanl. LOST Lady's black purse. Reward, Angeline Severson. lied Cross Ofc, Transportation 160 MAKING CONSOLIDATED CAR FOR LOS ANGELES. If you are shipping to L. A. we can save you PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phone i4. PORTLAND, $1.50 DOLLAR STAGES. INC. Depot, Hoffman Hotel Ph. 16ttt R. R. Tickets to Snnta Barbara and Hollister, Calif, bell cheap. I'D 2712-J. exchanged. Ph. 1K-I2-W. PARTY of two wants transportation to L.A. AN 1 II pay part ot eip. I'd "JIM. or call tw.i uiive. Tl R. TICKET to Great Falls. Mont., via Spokane, Half price. (iood till June . rn. ztva-tf. WILL share expense with party driving to Los Angeles. Refrenee Real Estate for Sale 200 FORrxr.osuREs REM., BAROAINS In REPOSSESS. EI llnMKS Mnnv to choose from. If you nri rpntiiie, it will pny you to invpatiiriitP our eay pny in.nt plnn whiri-hr you onn acquire XOVR OWN HOME D. W. HADPOW 62 W. Broadway Phone 0)2 or 224S FINE HOME TO TRADE Strictly modern nearly new 7-room red dene, of excellent construction. Not far out. Ml. J76tl. Want tmaller home for eouity. SI IH RUAN HOME ACRE riofo in 4-room hnnL'filow, base ment, furnace. JlOtMI. Easy terms. SAM Itl fill REALTY CO. 1027 Willamette St. Phone 84 FOR SALE Several .Vroom hunsaiowa tlint were taken oyer on mortgages at very at tractive prices and terms to meet your convenience. Investigate. F. M. TASIIMAN REALTY OFFICE Ml Willamette St. Ph. 311 20 A., choice sand loam, Rood bldgs. hen h. for 1ISK1 hens, only $-'2.Vl; Cost jjmio. Also 111 A. gen. pur pose farm with 2i A. choice river nottom, good hldg., only $40iO. r. Root. Farm Agent, for bargains, Eugene, Ore., 2 mi. So. on hwy. JjO Ydi; WANT A WOt HJ JOII? 0o acres of good wocwl timber and rmlure Just outside Eugene $l."iK. The stumiiage will pay for the place several times and still he more val uable for pasture and farming. C. F. HYItE REALTY CO. 7.11 Willamette St. Phone 711 $2" KOFITV In charming 5-rm. bouse. i.vp. Ralan'-e f'.'HM like rent. l',el location. Vniv. lli.f, Lo.elv grounds, sbrubs, flowers. Ph. 2CI J. 240 ACRES, macbinerv, 40 rattle, bo trades. Writs ru fitf.-tiuud. Real Estate for Sale 200 E. E. MORR180N Licenaed Heal Estate Broker 972 Willamette (upstairi) Ph. 1234 REAL ESTATE; Loans; Insurance. PARSONS CO.. 62 W Bdwy Ph. 942 Real Estate to Trade 250 EXCHANGES all parts U. S. & Can ada. Payne & Kader. 1st atl. isank Business Opportunities 300 FOR SALE Country store, invoice BtocK, rent nxtures and Duiming. Good live business. $3000 will handle. Box 20, Lowell, Ore. For Sale or Trade 320 105 ACRE FARM 1 mi. from Har risburg. All tillable. Futr bldgs. ItlO A. timber in Douglas county, trade for pasture or town property. Roy McDonald, Harrisburg. WRECKING bouse and garage doing fair busiuess. Ted Brown, Box 27 Harrisburg. Ore. Wanted to Trade 330 TRADE lumber or building material tor good used drag buw. rite 725 Register-Guard. Fuel for Sale 340 HEAVI OLl GROWTH 12-in. SLABWOOD 18-i. $4.?H) per cord while It lasts MANERUD-HUNTINGTON 1 FUEL CO. 101b anu Oak Phone 651 BLOCK Va cd. $5.75. Old Growth. pinner wood 1 cd. Ifri.sU, 12 or 10 in. slab lt2 cd. $5.75. Ph. Sor. 1S2-J. FRANK TUHY. FOR SALE 12-in. or 10-in second growth fir wood, ?3.o0 per cord: Irl-in. old growth fir $4. Phone Springfield 1D-F-15. PRY WOOD ALL KINDS OREGON FI7EI. CO. I hone S2U 261 E. 6th GREEN SLAB, 4-ft. $3 CORD CHAMBERLAIN BROS. FUEL CO. 754 W. 12th Phone 8104 OLD ero. body fir. 18 and 24 In. IV. cd. $. Ph. Sph. 16. A. B. Downs. 12 AND 10-IN. DRY OLD GROWTH 4 I'ISH CORD. PH. 3206-W. 16 IN. OLD growth fir $3.75; Slab- wooa d.uu. rn. DRY WOOD, all binds. Ph. Spu. 121M DRY fir and onk. Phone 506-W. Livestock, Poultry 350 FOR SALE S3 Head of sheep 2 Dairy Cows. Several head of horses. Call at TAYLOR'S GARAGE S37 Pearl St, Phone 21S3 DISPERSAL Sale of high bred reg. istered Guernseys. 18 cows, fresh and coming fresh, 6 heifers, some calveH, 3 bulls, T. B. and abortion tested. Snle stnrts at 1 P. M. .lunc 4 HOI. Bitot )K & BURTON S. Ferry St., Albany, Ore. I'll. GM-J 1 BROWN horse, wt. 1700 lbs., age 12. Price $100. He's all horse. Or will trade for fresh cows, L. C. I'ope, Junction City. FOR SALE Young Guernsey Hoi stein cow. Fresh. Heavy milker. In quire at George's Gaa Station, Bourn vtiuamette St. FAT COWS for sale. $20 to $110. Old team. Call after 4:30 p. m. Camp mue-a-vee, 2 mi. ;v creswell. FIRST CALF HEIFERS $35 each CITY STABLES, 3rd and Lincoln 60 CHOICE R. I. R. pullets, for cash tresn cow, or oin nens. t amp liiue' a-Vee, 2 mi. N. Creswcll. .lVrtKrV en, n-ith ,! olf trnuh weeks. 2nd house No. Bethel school. i(t. l, bugene. utui ttiw. coming fresh soon. Price $40. Steven Jenkins, Ph. 41F4 COCKERELS (1 to weeks. Springfield 4S. F-3. EIGHT HORIZONTAL 'Answer to 1 Humbug. S Donkey-like beast. 8 Agreement between two or more persons. 12 Pertaining to air. 13 To exalt the spirit of. 15 Herb. 16 To migrate. 17 Devil. 18 Fury. 10 Fissure In rock, filled with mineral. 21 Auditory. 23 Fleet of ships. jf the family of Francis Joseph, famed ruler at 24 Backbones, 26 Flower of this month. 27 Obstinate con' tender over trifles. 29 Tree fluid. 30 Plunders. 22 Form of moisture. S3 Original seat. 35 Labels. 37 Persons hav Ing leprosy. 3SPart of a window. 39 Mohammedan Judge. 40 To warble. 41 Red dyewood. 44 Grain. .In pwitrerland .46 Fabric. 1 i 4 '-o7 HyiOll 12 ; bri i? is-b" si ST" ' ' rr i5-ii Tg ssi rJ L?5 ssJ -J 35 sr- 3t 53 5 53 ' Livestock, Poultry 350 TRADE Turkeys for cow. Chas. csyce, opposite ione rme senooi. FRESH COWS $25 AND VP E. B. TINKER, Ph. Spr. 1D-F-23 FOR SALE R. I. TIED FRYERS. PHONE 844 -R, Farm Products For Sale 360 ALBKRS' EGG MASH (1.(15 MOLASSES SCREENINGS, 80s. 80c ALBKRS' CRAX CORN. 100s, $1.25 STANDARD FEED CO.. INC. 472 Pearl St. Phono 44 STRAWBERRIES, Dewey, Marshll, Io. 12 and Trebla. From crate up. delivered. Stall 64, Public Mnr ket. Ph. 8-F-15. J. H. SAMUEL. FOR SALE Baled Oat Straw. V. C bchoppenhurst. Junction City, R. 3. BROCCOLI plants. R. A. Maltzan, l rent, lire, fftone jspr. ol-lc-14. Automobiles for Sale 400 HIGH QUALITY USED CARS AT LOW PRICES SCHERER MOTOR COMPANY W 7th at Olive. Open Evenings BRAND NEW FORD Not yet delivered substantial dis count. Would take light trade in. Phone 1035-J. TRAILERS TRAILERS $10 $12 $15 ACME AUTO & TRUCK WR'CK'RS 13th and Franklin Blvd. I'll. 138'J Ignition Service and Repairing Automobiles for Sale 400 IRA C. GATES TODAY OFFERS at LOW PRICES 1030 Chevrolet Truck 1112!) Chevrolet Truck 11)28 Whippet Sedan Buick Coach OTHER GOOD BUYS 057 Oak St. Phone 267 n DRIVE Either for business or pleasure trips, rent a car at TAYLOR'S GARAGE Drive it yourself Cars available any hour, night or day, NEW LOW PRICE8. You can af ford to rent one of these cars at the new rate. TELEPHONE 2185 ONLY TWO but REAL USED CAR VALUES 1023 Dodge Sedan $0 1026 Oaklnnd Coach (135 MOTOR SALES & SERVICE CO. PACKARD-WILLYS GARAGE Sth and Pearl Phone 21 FOR BETTER USED CARS at RIGHT PRICES Call at our Lot TT4F BROWN MOTOR CO. HUDSON ESSEX--STUDEBAKER CARS and TRUCKS Cor. Broadway and Pearl. Phone 17S7 SPECIAL 1024 FORD ROADSTER With pickup bos. Licensed. Only (25 USED CAR LOT On E. 7th Next to Armory WE WRECK CARS nnd TRUCKS FOR THEIR GOOD l'AKTH YOU SAVE 50 to S(l ACME AUTO & TRUCK WR'CK'RS 13th and Franklin lilvil. I'll, imnj 1D2S International Truck. A-l condi tion, also gravel bed. for late mod! light car. H. Pontius, lit. 1, Cres wcll, nenr Jasper. - GOOD USED CARS at HATHA WAY'S USED CAR LOT 5-PASSENGER Inclosed car and cash to trade for light coupe. 1237 Ferry Miscellaneous for Sale 500 FOR SALE Electric washing mach ine, -::.'), ns in. reirigerntor mu If taken at once. Lull H8U James CLEAN RIVER LOAM 1H yards tija delivered, rn. -!(i.n-J. SELL or trade, old violin, $500 tone. Amspoker, Niill (Hive. BLACKS Previous Puzzle 6 To soften, ai leather butts. 7 Condescending 8 Bundle. 9 Wing. 10 Cam. 11 Golf device, 13 Whirlpool. 14 To Inveigle. 20 Extends over, 22 Vessels for holding Ink. 53 Prickly pear, 24 Stimulates. 25 Artificial fly. 26 Hurrah! 27 Fictitious. 28 Things. 31 In bed. 50 Heathen gods. 51 Rubber tree. 52 Piece as ot bread, 53 To wander about. 54 To embroider. 65 Let It stand. VERTICAL 1 Perched. 2 Pronoun. ' 3 Verb. 4 President of ? Austria. 34 To tranqulHie, 36 Scraphtms. 38 3.1416. 40 To simmer. 41 Title of courtesy. 42 Stir. 43 Genus of grasses. 46 Beer. 47 Insect's egg. 48 Froren water. 5 On the lee. 49 Encountered Miscellaneous for Sale COO AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 4th. Starting at 1 P. M. it GREER'S AUCTION MARKET Corner 4th and High 2 CONSIGNMENTS OF FURNI TURE TAKEN OVER BY LOCAL FINANCE CO INCLUDING: Beds, springs, dress ers, chittoniers, (lining tables, chairs, day bed, rugs, 3 electric ra dios, 1 good trunk, McC'nskey Safe Itegister, rubber hose, small tools and various items too numerous to list. 1 MvCormlck mower, 1 Buckeye mow er, 2 plows, 1 section narrow, l wagon, 1 trailer, etc. km. V,nPU n'il,t fno 7 vp. nU 1 Chestnut mare, weight 1200, 8 yrs. old. 1 Bay Horse, 8 yrs. old. weight 1350 l Grev Horse. 1 yrs. old. wt. l.nsi. 7 hend of Jersey cows and heifers, all milking, 8 head of weanling pigs, several dog. chickens. SALE STARTS 1 P. M. .SATURDAY I.UMREIt SPECIALS CHEAP SEE STOCKS AND GET PRICES BEFORE YOU BUX "Tree to customer snves money.' WAT.TE11S.RUSHONO LBH. CO. 4th and Pearl Phone 500 $05 EUREKA SWEEPER Like new S'Jtl; used piano, : usea create fast table, $1.50; used Easy wash er. J35; used Range. $IUIX. CAL LAHAN'S FURNITURE STORE, 02 West 7th. ELECTRIC ICE CREAM CABINET Half price. Fully guaranteed OFFICE MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. 1047 Willamette St. rh. 148 SECOND HAND VAUGHN DRAG SAW Tt. A. BABB WAREHOUSE 51 East 7th St. Phone 1704 FOR SALE Good porcelain bath tub and lavatory, (..an ju.w-j. SELL your furniture at Greer's Aoc HOD tuariteu aucuuu stoii OH, For Rent 600 OFFICE ROOMS GOOD LOCATION REASONABLE RENT PHONE 1200 SMALL store room on Willamette, between Oth and 10th. Inq. U21 wu- lamette St. RADIOS $1.50 wk.; $4 mo. Ph. 2575 Al. M.L,r.H, ouo Diair oivu. MODERN OFFICES Everything furnished. 60 W. Brdwy. Phone 137 DESK SPACE FOR RENT 001 Willamette St. PIANO for rent. 1240 Mill. Ph. 1358 Rooms for Rent 610 FOR RENT Sleeping room. Ren aonnble. Private entrance. Ph. 1022J STEAM Heated Rooms 957 PearL Apartments for Rent 620 ADULTS Newly renovated, furnish ed close-in Apts. Lights, water, phone, garage, garbage collection, furnace beat, uso of laundry trays, included. 1 room with kitchenette nnd private hath $15. 3 rooms with private bath $25. Best In the city for the price. See for yourself. Mrs. Hyde, 1(154 Lincoln St. Phone 1S35 S-RM. APARTMENT Steam heat. Electric Rangs. Beautifully furnish ed. Reasonable Rent. See RUHENSTEIN FURNITURE CO. 4-ROOM modern duplex: nicely fur nished. Large rooms, fireplace, fur nace. Call 76 E. 13th. 1SICELY furnished 4-room apart ment, aownstnira. Ail ouisioe rooms, close in; reasonable rent. Phone 1030. VERY desirable, four-room unfur nished apartment with electric range and refrigerator. No children. No dogs. 365 8th Ave. W. BARTLE COURT High class, mod ern for permanent or transient guests. 188 E. 1 1th. Ph. 1500. 2-ROOM furn. Apt, 2 blks. to nniv. Bath, hot and cold water, elect, plate, outside ent. Gar. Ph. 3053-R 4-RM. Apt.; best in town. Beautifully furnished. Large bedroom. Frigid sire. All rms. face St. 1223 Ferry. 8 ROOMS, everything furnished. Gar age. 1203 Patterson. Call between 12:30 snd 3:30 or after 0:30 p. m. OSBURN APTS. furnished or unfurnished. All mod ern conveniences. Phone 801. ROSE COURT Furn. or unfurnish ed Apt 1245 Willamette. Ph. 88 FURN. 3-rm. bath, light wood, water, Close-In. Garage. 14.'15 Olive AT THE CRESCENT 1 vacancy Coll 1447-W MODERN 3-rm. end bath fur. Apt. Adults only. Garage 441 E. 13th. FURN. onsldc Apt. near U. of O. Ph. 12HO-W. 032 E. 15. 4-ROOM unfiirn. Apt. Fireplace and frigidaire. 1234 Pearl. FURNISHED Ants., t cheaper. 121 W. 8th. close in; nono MODERN fnrn. Apt Summer rates. 608 Jefferson. FURNISHED apartment for rent. 542 E. 12ih. VAN DOR EN APTS. 1105 Will. S-room Apts, furnished, redecorsted. MODERN FURNISHED APT. INQ. 044 HIGH ST. WILDER APARTMENTS - Modern furn. Apts. Pb. 2081. 250 E. Kith. HYDORN APTS. 72 W. Broadwey. BUCKINGHAM AITS. 823 Pearl NICELY furn. Apt Pb. 120H-M. 2 ROOM Furn Ant 272 E 7th Houses for Rent 630 S RM. iinfur. mod. house. $.'13. 1030 E. 21 St. Call morning or noon. 4-RM. NICELY FtTRN. HOUSE 432 West Oth Phone 1208-M FOR KENT 8-room furnished house $2... Pb. 21,'IS-J. 6-ItM. house. 15tiU Mi!) St. 120. Call 11.KI-J. MODERN house, close-in; furn. or unfurn. Inq. ii.t Washington. F"H RENT 5-room house, newly (edecurated. Near Loir. $13. I'h. Houses for Rent 630 FOR RENT 5-room bungalow, 17MI James St. 20 U-roouis, 12IK) Chambers $ 8 d-rooins, 172 Will.; bsseiuent. . .'-5 5-rooms, 243.J Potter ?U 5-roouis, 2408 Onyx $12 5-rooms, 1OO0 E. 25th S10 5-rooms. 400 N. Polk, half acre ot ground via ALSO SEVERAL OTHERS F. SI. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE oil Willamette St. I'lione ail MAKE ME AN OFFER 1737 Columbia 5 rooms. 2IK) Wnsliington 6 rooms 400 East loth 5 rooms, 1331 West 10th 0 rooms. 120S Adams 7 rooms. W. J. LICHTY 32 East Sth 4-lt. BUNGALOW at COURT LOMA S57 Lincoln, now vacant; $20.00. See HENRY TUOMP 43 West Broadway Phone 121 WELL furn. house to responsible party. t,ooa location, rrcier auuus. Inn. 00 E. 14th. CLOSE-IN furn. cottage, just for 2. n Dk ruiw V foil KQI W. 6th. 4. TIM. Mod. stucco house. Furnace- fireplace, basement. Garage, $20. 1300 . e. inq. H3l Olive. PRACTICALLY NEW modern 5- room nouse, partly tiirnisuea. iuu Madison. Phone 2S5-W. 3-HM. house, gar., 3 blocks E. II. S Phone 1707-J or call m.n (.inve. 4-RM. furn. Apia. $15 and $18. Gar age. 571 W. 7th. MODERN 7-room house, Frlgidnlre, furnace, fireplace. U0U Lincoln St. ATTRACTIVE 4-R. cottage, redecor ated, fireplace, gas, gar, 1305 W. 6, NICELY furn. 5-room house fine condition, $20. Inq. 773 Washington. Board and Room 650 COOL clean homelike rooms, with or without board. Mil W. lutn. DESIRABLE rm. with board for gentlemen. Garage euo w. uin. Wanted to Buy 700 HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR WOOL EUGENE WOOLEN MILLS CO. FURNITURE STOVES, all kinds We lny me iuobi aioney citirii.-vH'. niniuiK HflllHIc. Co.'. 8tb and Charncltcn. Phone 231)0 GIRL'S bicycle. Medium sire. Good coudition. rn. zsou or oil. WANT 2nd hand baby carriage, In good condition, l'hono dJDU-J. WANT TO BUY A truck on 50 basis. Write floO Register-Hiinrd. Wanted to Rent 710 TlV .1IINF 1. 1 to 10 acres chenn land. T.ivnhlft hides. 5 mi. or less from Eugene, for 1 yr. or more. Write 712 Itegister-t.unnl. Help Wanted 720 IF THE POSITION YOU SEEK IS NOT ADVERTISED HERE, INSERT AN AD UNDER "SIT UATIONS WANTED." MANY OBTAIN WORK BY THIS METHOD. THE COST IS SMALL WANTED, middle age woman for housework, tlireo in family, no washing. $20 month; experienced. Writo E. 11. Kyle, Florence, Ore. TEACHER wnnted. during vncation. Home educntionnl work. Perm, if satisfactory. Write 70S Reg.-Guard. Salesmen Wanted 725 IF THE POSITION YOU SEEK IS NOT ADVERTISED HERE, INSERT AN AD UNDER "SIT UATIONS WANTED." MANY OBTAIN WORK BY THIS METHOD. THE COST IS SMALL Situations Wanted 730 REFINED woman 35, with boy 10, wants work in exchange for home. Execllent housekeeper, good cook. Loves children. Writo 717 Reg. Guard. PAINTING For bouse painters and paper hangers, call Preston and Hales. 851 Willamette. Phone 005. BARKER repairs Musical Instru ments; 8ewlng Machines; 521 WilL WANT your clothes carefully laun dered? Heas. rates. Pb. 2056-J. LOW prices, kslsomlning. painting; any kind. Experienced. Pb. 2244-R. EXPERIENCED Girl wants house work. Phone 32IW-W. PAPER hsneing. painting, for less. Ph. 2370-.I DeAutremont, 107 Jeff. PRACTICAL nursing or housework. Write 722 Reg. -Guard. GIRL wauls housework. References. Call 770-R. GARBAGE, HAULING I'h 051 Miscellaneous Wanted 750 WANT to get in touch with man with chopping mill or smnll grist mill. Billy s Place, Veiiela, Ore. WANTED $2,000. 7, 3 yrs. on gilt Security. 1410 High. WANT $M" loan. Best security. Write 727 Register-Guard. WANT to adopt baby girl, under 1 year. Write 710 Reg. -Guard. $i(XI LOAN 107c. good Bcrurlly, 1 or years, i-'l ncgisicr-' niaro. Money to Loan 800 LOANS UP TO $300 No Charges Other Thsn Lawful Interest on unpaid balances People who Investigate our loans Borrow from us. PROMIT. COURTEOUS CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE CASCADE FINANCE COMPANY 24 First Nfl Bank Its. Phone 734 STATE LICENSE NO. 8123 Miscellaneous 900 ANY GIRL In trouble may eommunl- m,, l,t Vn.ln, I.m nf thm Salva tion Armv at the While Shield Home, 403 Mayfair Avenue, Port land. 1 BRAY BROTHERS Garbage haul, 1 ing, pause &U j -6 tad ill-j'-i Money to Loan 800 DEPENDABLE A LOAN SERVICE $10 TO $300 No Fees No Discounts You receive In cash actual amount of money for .which you aign BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 200 TIFFANY BUILDING PHONE 3010 LICENSED BY STATE (No. S-118) AUTOMOBILE LOANS Contracts Kelinnnccd. l'aymeuts reuueed. vte pay up balance due dealer, bank or Finance Co. and extend your pay) mems. Aiiuitiouai uouev lonueu. SWAM MORTGAGE CO- 0 East 7tni IRA O. GATES will refinance or loan mooey on your automobile, also chattel loana. Small monthly nay moots. 057 Oak. Phone 2076. LICENSED BY STATE Professional Directories 910 Professional Directory PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Names and Address Phones: Office and Residence Bundrant. W. 831 Miner 601 874 Rectal Diseases and Constipation. DALE & SETHER Surgery Radium X-ray 43 EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLINIC! Doctors Day or Night. Ph. 1800 Fox. L R., 700 Miner Phone 840 Ouldager. G. F 731 Miner 174S Women, children; obstetrics CHAS. E. HUNT. M. D. Miner Bg. rUAUTlUN LIMITED TO! Obstetrics, Women and Children, NORTHWEST HOSPITAL Phone 133 I. O. O. F. Bldg Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. O. R. Gulllon. Ph. 133 or 1616-J Dr. D. a Stanard, Ph. 133 or 2629. Dr. Gaven 0. Dyott, Ph. 133 or 873 Scaiefe, B. F., I. O. O. F. 70-J 70-M Talbot, H. Q Miner Bldg. 8451501 Wetherbee, J. R., Miner Bldg. 1601 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Zimmerman. E. L., Tiffany 6101083 DENTISTS Names and Address Phones: Office and Realdence Endlcott, S. a Miner Bldg. Ph. 224 Lee. W. B Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-U R. E. Mclntyre 020 Miner. Ph. 2323 Speclnl attention given plate work Moxley, W. E, Tiffany 1872 1048-J Tltns, a W 628 Miner Bldg. 949 ATTORNEYS ALLEN, S. D.-S77 Willamette. Ph.OJ, 8 LATTERY H. H. Phone 103 WINGARD, Reese F. N. Bank Bg. WINTERMEIER, O. A. 734 WUL Land titles probate apecialiata. CERTIFIED PUB. ACCOUNTANT SPENCER R. COLLINS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SU RQEON DR. JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany Business Directories 920 Business Directory CABINET 8H0P EUGENE CABINET SHOP 1508-J Cabinets, turn., etc. 216 W. 7th. COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col lectors. Phone 407. GLASS WORK If It's GLASS we have It Automobile Glass Instslled Mirrors snd resllvering EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS CO. 93 Esst 7th Phone 721 GLASS OF ALL KINDS MIDGLEY PLANING MILL CO. Fourth snd High Phone 1058 LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 0. W. HENZLER. CslL dcL Ph. 2575 PLUMBING PLUMBING HEATING O I L II 1 1 R N E R S T I N N 1 N O WILLIAMSON CO. PHONE- 536 SAW REPAIRING". GUARANTEED SAW WORK BRUND SAW SHOP 700 Oak Phone 2222-W. STORAGE CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY STOR AGE Fireproof Whse Absolute security. Affiliations in every city. Low Ins. rntes. Gilsranteed service, PACIFIC TRANS. & STORAGE CO. SOI W. 6th Cell 74 TRANSFERS O. AND M. TRANSFER PH. 8J Furniture, long distance battling EUGENE TRANSFER-STORAGE New prices on cilv snd long distance movin'.. 40 W (Ith. I'h IHO. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS BOB'S for PERMANENTS Phone 838 27 East Broadway HOLLYWOOD PI SH WAVE. $2.03 BROWNIE BEAUTY SHOP Over Lee Duke's Cafo Ph. 460 HINGI.ETTF. push wave, special (3 Realistic. None better. $3. $6. CITY BEAUTY SHOP 853 Oak St Phone 849 SUPFRCURLINE The only ALL STI'AM Permanent Ware 18 W. Mh I'll. 2730 for appointment MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS A UPHOL STERINO 1122 Olive; Phone 813 Mattresses rebuilt, returned samct da;, NH natUlMia. aax da
