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Newspaper Page TextPage Nine" Jus THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD 8. 1932. jEEDSPORT GETS MEW BOAT LIVERY ... -narnnT. June 8. (Special) 5r .t important matter to come ri,.tbe council at its regular meet "'"iimSaJ evening was a. request iv II. Buck for permission to ra. boat I""? between the ferry bold S'.ri' creamery. He ex- Tlo Hie council that he plana " which gives hlra an onpor. W,w people. Sir. Buck TiScd biW bottomed tti.birn i being manufactured in "kfild and Seattle, lie will use for "lit b mad " "nSlr matters considered were the V"." con5,itutional amendment TnSinUnt a hoard of aunervisors for ,poiDU" , . Polln(.,i onnoaed. ' Mrhanges in the present etreet wk" and enforcement of water or I'A.V which empowers the water -i..!oner to sliut oil me wnier bomes"' dclinnuents. r tTiov Mvers and Lieutenant i0011 rn ,-oiuliictinir Oregon's 'llThoniis unit I" Washington. D. fiber are going command trom n.. i.Vl and they left here Sunday "ne for that, city. Commander C! wrote the following letter, S he left here to bo mailed Mem J, Walter W. Walters, commander f. r'hicf of Orccon vets, Washington. o...i.i,-. Wo were with you in !' - " '.. ... on wv. We .."fportlnnd. Oregon, this a. m.. .5v iv. .rill have 1000 recruits at Mine Sta" line. Hold the fort, we're L(Ro Myers. nn.. Amorirun Lesion auxiliary mM f."-!.20 from their poppy pal Situ Hay. Wliilp ihis was eome $15 i... than wjik tnkpn in lawt year, the mtn feel flint it is Rooa ior me Mr. Wnllnre Benson nnH Airs. M75. Mrs. lo Rogers nml Mrs. John Bernhardt bad charge in Win fhtfr Bay, and broupht back about (450. The tpst 01 tne monry was rm lwtwl in Kpetisport by Mrs. Paul nr!rHK Mm. J. L. Gibbons. Mm. Tom IJHebo. Mm. M. Harrison and Mri. Jenn uernnnrai. A mn1t flrft on the bank of th frholfield attracted attention Monday moniintr. awl proven to d tne v orn nflne used by nalriVidjte brothers to ork a hoist with wbirh they dumped loti into the river. It appears that the mtrhiewfls not set level, and when it birkfired, it atruek the tank, cans inr the fire, which destroyed the en rlnp. but Hid no other damape. The Inttinc operation continued, a jack beinj luppHed for dumping. REEDSPORT BRIEFS After beinjr clospd down for about hro wfltB on account of phortape of Winchester bay mill resumed (pration! Monday. 5fr. and Mrs. D. O. Kenyon of rtnpina lielithoitse left Monday for ton Francisco and other points south fori month's vncation. Accompanying fhm was Mr. Kenyon's nephew, Knrl Kenyon. of Seattle, who hns been mitinc his rplntlves for some time. Ciuepts at the Dr. H. C. Knstland bme the pnst week were Mr. and Mr. I). A. Menard nnd (rranddnuphter UVelle, of Portland. While hero the riiMtB were taken to Crescent. City nml oil points of interest near town. Mr. Ilonnnl is n sister of Mrs. East land Mr. Menard hns been in the em ploy of Mpicr and Frank's store for the pnst 11 years, and was enjoying a ra rat ion. Dr. II. H. Fields hns moved his of fice furniture into tlio offiros for- mrly occupied by Pr. C. Billinpton. pr. ami Mrs Fields formerly resided in Gardiner, but have been for some timp at Cnttaee Grove. They will inia live in the "Whita city by the ." the doctor having his office tre. Mr. HTH, Afro VrnA Fori VAtiirnoil Tuesday from n two weeks visit with ineir sons fn Senttle. A new grandson li the chief attraction. Mrs. W. M. Penter has been in Clo wnlale the pnst two weeks in at- t'ndanet nt iht hn.UMa f !, mn. thr, Mr. Penter received word Mon T of the denth of the Invalid, and J and son Harold left immediately Junction City News jrVf'Trnv f ttv 7 o o- i ri. mi, iiune o. irai'R- th lo,0, healtn Kroup met for .ooi wreiiriK oi me year ar inr trade srbool building Monday after . Only a few women were out Wit fau1 --.wot iihihtb ui HiivienL """Med. It is hoped a pro-school .. nil lumen lO VV Il'-l'i b Jn "Vr, in September. A mem- . v ": mm dc conqucifQ on JT the first merting in the fall. Mrs. Donchrriy and Mrs. V. Pur WMa Mrvi'il the group home made mi-1 ruKP. .irs. ..me on Mt Dreidvil m this meeting. . Th r. , ... . i,," 'ui'Tiu m niton L, Jieno was Th V t,m Indian creek cemetery fi y "'rnooii. uev. r.mpey oi wwtint with Miller'a funeral home " ttarfe. Mr, M,.a)I dnes- j "x in ine nome oi nm rttpr. Mrs. Klnicr Lamb, at Blach- -r ,.s , , yonrs o( ace lie was BPrn n 7 u it it.. u' ""t with his parenta in 1SIW. fib H il lluI,'m"s at rpear- , " i?i una movcu in ihii.i i.ine rouiiiy where he hap lived ; "e n us reared a tatnily j . .nil. -ii jinr, u surriven nv nm UH ''hildrcn, 14 grandchildren ""lone, brother. .. ine Jiin.-tin City serrh-e club met "'"''t "t a luncheon held for ,urp..vo of completinc orRnnira J""'"! ,'he f..Mowin officer, were 1.7: ''rident, Antuat Ietmer J' ""nre.id.n,, Mr,in l,deren; Mn Vr 'reaurer. Henry llan dk J,, !' rreeent. The mee, onr, , ,,,,(, ,hp M..nday. r,r Dracher. An- i.ili..,n ,nd Iir. s.-nt, were e- eietuHr, committee. Mr.JlifCJl,0N PERSONALS ,J , ,"'k' "n,i I""' children Uj. , week at Wendling, ,V '"""er hnnie. iMtinc friendK. H'thTn ,,:ll,r"1 Horin and children k. """" nintrlct have been ria irik .7 ",n"T. Mra. John llavi,, er W11 ,,, on S,ln,lllT Mri, W.i... J'"- '" ,mvn "'"i iiteH Mi j.j'" Smith Sunday nitrht awl Mon- ,'liv,!i?";'! !"' Jn"k f"'", Wtt. n'1 Monday to enliet in the CLT'1 Mr"' K- I Throup f ' t,. ."rr b"e for a few day, ,;y at lh. home, of K. Mou.t 1? i,'1"1 l,rl lthriip. Mr. Blirup. roto"""'""! and .Mr. Throup are '"Mr Ev?TATE TRANSFERS .,' J,,,nt-imery et m to F i k ui .ornery et m to rrM t;n S, blk. Kl, Sprint- 9"?l M,,ntomery et UI to Fred , r-M ,.' l ot. is and ;. y.ti lot 1 Ml ..";m""ery ft nt to Fred frrtr ., ' rin'"'d. $10. -Mootiumer ,t ux U Fled Hoflich et ui Lota 1 and 2, blk. S3. bprinKfield tlV. i, C" Muu,'!',m'ry et ui to Fred Hof ich i et ux Lota o and 4, blk. S3, Springfield. $10. Simon Klovdabl to Etiten Xation ol Co. et al Lota 1 and i, blk. 2 Springfield. $10. Kanaom Miller et ux to Zada Tin ker et ux rart lot 1. blk. 1, Ells worth'B L'nd add, Eugene, fl. Cbipear Wilcut et ux to W. fl. Fol aom et us of and EU of 8E't sec. 7, tp. 17-8 V, $1ojo. 11. L. Bown, sheriff to (Jeorge Q. Carle Lot 7, blk. iio, Heccta Beach $1'1.14. H. L. Bown, sheriff to James W. Ford. Jr. RV4 of V of SWW of SWV, sec. 2. tp. 111-7 V, J3S.04. Emma F. Tullar to Harry M. John son Tracts tp. Ill 8KB W, $llt. Emma J. Barrett et vir to O. R. Gullion Tracts in blk. 84, Fairmount add. Eugene, $10. Eugene Holland to Erode Bruce et ux SU, lot 3, and 4, blk. 14, Veneta $10. Walter B. Kingsley et ux to A. F. Allison et al N'i of of N'E'i sec. 21 tp 17-l V. $10. William L. Billmire et ux to Clyde McDousnl IM , blk. 17, Packard's add. Eugene. $1. 0. L. Freel et ux to Evelrn L. rat ion 50JjOJpSJV10. Life-Termer Gets Reward For Deed SALEM, Ore., June 8. J.R Sav ing the life of one's warden has itB good points, believes Lelloy Hansen, lifetermer at Oregon atate peniten tiary. Hansen, who last April 2 overpow ered a demented prisoner that had at tacked Warden Iyewis with a knife. today expected to ha a free man July 10. His sentence yesterday was commuted to 10 years by Governor Meier, Pioneer News PIOXEEK. June S. (SneeinlV Miss Dora Brautener, teacher of the Pioneer school, closed her school year with a picnic nt Benton-Lane park, the children having the swimming inna reniea lor me uay. Clarence Kieth and Clarence Cox visited at Red Fir Friday. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Cox and daughter spent Memorial day nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cox of Uoldson. Hnttie Hunter has been confined to her home for the past week with tonsilitis. Mrs. Elfrie Kieth, Mrs. Jessie Cox and Mrs. Irene Nielsen spent Friday afternoon visiting at the Jurgcn Niel sen home at Harmony. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lamb spent the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. llanford Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wait returned from Washington Tuesday of last week where they had been visiting friends and relatives tnere. Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCoy return ed Wednesday from Cottage Grove where they have been visiting rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoyt. Mrs. Bert IToyt and Mrs. Reedy Phillips were shopping in Eugene Friday. Mrs. Clarence Kieth has been suf fering with a gathering in the corner of her right eye. Vivian. Geneva and Johnny Sim mons of Eugene spent Sunday visiting at the Charles Sinclair home. Little Betty Joe Hoyt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoyt waa quite ill last. week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brock are staying in Harrisbiirg where Mr. Brock is helping on a rancn. Drain Items DRAIN, June S. (Speciall Miss Grnce Ohlson returned Minuny irom a two wppks' visit with her brother- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ilorton in Albany. Mrs. Deardoff was taken to a hos pital in Portland Saturday wiiere she underwent an operation for appendi citis. Grandma Roak and Mrs. Vernon Shcrrett and son. all of Eugene, are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Boak this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bnrdette, Rob ert nnd Elizabeth of Rogue River, came Monday and are visiting Mrs. Burdettc'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bnrker. Roy Newton of Eugene was in Drain Monday attending to business, and calling on old friends. W M. Moore accompanied by nis nephew Cnrl Moore of Elkton. left Mondsv for La Grande. He will bring his sisters back with him In a few By Carrier, yearly In advnclS.eo Hy farrier, nionn., ; By Mall In Oregon, yearly..... J nv Mnil in ortnn, n .V.,.M. . By Mall In Oron. I mon ha. 1 0 Hy Man in orKn, ', ,J -:ft Oiitsl-1, of Btale, monthly Outsld. of state, yearly Subscrlbera clianaMn d o r t a s should lv both old and nw ad dress. entered at Postofflc. In F.iitane. Ore., as Second Class Mall Matter. member of the Associated Press. Th. Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news mipiuii.. " '-- -.-It or not otherwise credited In this Mcation or sperm .'k"' v-"t, '"';: In are also reserved. The Eugene Register-Guard Is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The rtetlster-Guard assumes no financial responsibility for errors which may nppear In advertise menta published In Its columns, but In cases where the papr ts at fntllt will reprint that part of an advertisement In which the typo graphical mistake occurs. TVa.f Ad Ratea (Effective Msv I. 1931) Plnjrle Insertion, per line 11 . Tan tns.rtlonS. Dr HhC 1 ?C Three Insertions per line IJc Seven lneertlons, per line 43; One Month. P'r line J (.Minimum unarge .fi: No ad taken for less thsn two Hnss. Five average words counted to a line. Funeral Directors 20 BRANSTETTER CHAPEL Memorial Service Phont 433 1152 Olive St. POOLE-GHAY-BAllTHOLOMEW Ph. Eugene 7J3 or Bpr. (J2-J VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 l'arl St. at Tenth Florists 30 BAIFS FOR BETTER FLOWERS Lost and Found 150 WILL the person finding dark green Hhaeffer Fountain Pen in Williams Self Service store bs.ement p lease rrturn it to 77 K. Brosdsray or Transportation 160 MAKING CONSOLIDATED CAR FOR LOS ANGELES. If you are shipping to L. A. wa can save you freight. PACIFIC TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phone 74. PORTLAND, $1.50 DOLLAR STAGES. ISO. Depot, Hoffman Hutel Pb, 1606 TRANSPORTATION to Los Angelos, llth or Kith. ph. Spr. 1SS-W. WANT 2 passengers to Oakland, Cal. to share expense, l'h. 101S-M. Real Estate for Sale 200 17 ACRES Close to Oroville, Cal., Nearly all iu Iwnring olives, peach es and pearH. A sure income. Price $S.0uu What have you in Eugene to trade for this? 13 ACRES Close in, good location. Fine soil. Full act of buildings. Price Jo.000. Will take some Eu gene trade. 27 aches All the best of river hot torn land, close to grade and high school. Price $ImIIO. Federal loan. $2100. Will take clear stock ranch for equity. JOHN BAIRD 534 Miner Building Phone 1194 BEAUTIFUL FIVE-ROOM SPAN ISH TYPE STUCCO BUNGALOW On West side. Fireplace. Hard wood floors in all rooms, cone ceil ings, texture finish plaster; Trays, etc. A renl buy at 2200. Your own terms. D. W. IIAPDOW 62 West Broadway l'h. 012 or 2248 LITTLE GOLDMINES 21 A. Fil bert orchard, $l.ri(l(K). 10 A. Walnut Filbert orchard home $(5,"i00. 0 A. Filbert orchard home (over 3 ton and nearly $oi last yr.) Only $1000. 4ii A. Filbert orchard home $27.10. Also a few choicest farms. C. Root. Farm Agent for bargains. 2 mi. So. Eugene on Hwy. OWNER LEAVING CITr WILL SACRIFICE 7-rooro East aide modern home; Price $;0OO; SmO down, balance anme aa rent. Call F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE Ph. 311 b41 Willamette MAKE A REASONABLE OFFER Large Modern Duplex, 5-rni. each. Fireplaces, hardwood flnnrB, fur naces, etc. Very fine location close in. Buy a REAL SNAP SAM HUGH REALTY COMPANY 1020 Willamette rh. 64 $2800 EQUITY in good 7-room home, corner location, hast side, near t University and grade schools. Fine shrubs and flowers. T.OW payments. Will trade for acreage on highway or late model sedan. ioa care Keg.' Guard. GOOD GENERAL FARM 544 Acres well Improved, all tillable except few acres. Nice pasture with fine oak shade trees; joins nice stream. Past first bottom. Not for ' out. Price $ISOO. SAM HUGH REALTY COMPANY 1020 Willamette St. Phone 04 E. E. MORRISON Licensed Renl Estate Broker 072 Willamette (upstairs) Ph. 1234 FARM for sale by owner. 22 acres; 12 A. 1st class Uivcr bottom. Write 7.W Reg.-Guard. 25 A. fair buildings, some farm land. Pasture with running water; good terms. Write 747 Reg.-Guard. REAL ESTATE: Acreage; Fnrms PARSONS CO.. 02 W. Bclwy. Ph. 042 240 ACRES, machinery. 40 cattle, no trades. Write Register-Guard. Real Estate to Trade 250 WANT Improved stock ranch Eu gene vicinity. Have Eugene prop erty to exchange. P. O. Box No. 641. Eugene. EXCHANGES all parts C. S. A Can. ada. Payne & Radcr. 1st Natl. Bank LARGE Willamette valley ranch to trade. Write 74.1 Reg.. Guard. Business Opportunities 300 SACRIFICE $lrt..nfl0 SERVICE STATION offer ed for less than half price. Located on prominent corner within the city limits of Eugene, Doing good busi ness. House in connection with the property; slso extra vacant lot. Original mortgage on property was fsKHI. Rnl. now $.'I2(M1. All paving paid. $12.10 cash nnd some trade will handle, subject to bal. of mort gage.; Becent death in management ia reason for selling. F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE S41 Willamette SU Ph. 311 SOFT DRINK LUNCH BUSINESS Business in good location.- well established, will sell on account of ill henllli. I'AUSONS REALTY CO. 62 West Broadway Ph. 012 EXPKItll'.NCEl) Farmer nnd Dairy man, with plenty of help, wauls share offer or prnpositinn of any kind. Write 741 Register-Guard. SELL restaurant doing good busi ness, ln'i. ."7."i Willamette. For Sale or Trade 320 WTtKCKING bon ami garage doing fair biumes. Ted Brown, Boi li Harrfiburjr. Or. 10 A. with impr. Tnke eood hoii, rlar. Kivr IE. tsi. an lt ... mnl. C K. I'iinfy, lit. 1, Bx 101. LMTKFX. MTififp. K. M Tnk fl rto. hone nn) afttume. It 13 K. KMb. seix cit TiMnrc B-nM. iiol.sk. lniuirp '-.. Wafthtriffton Wanted to Trade 330 WOOD WANTED In trade for a Typewriter, Addinr Machine, Cash Register. Senles (standard niskesi. OFFICE MACHINERY ft SUPPLY 1047 Willametie St. Phone 1 IS WILL PAINT your car for wood. 7IS Charnellnn St. Fuel for Sale 340 GREEN SLAB. 4-ft. $3 CORD CHAMBERLAIN BROS FUEL CO. 7i4 W. V.'tb Phone 3104 OLD rro. body fir. 11 and 24 In. 1 U ed. 1. Pb. Sph. 11. A. B. Downs. ll-INCH body fir woo. Ph. 2:;S1R. or WU. -noj, $1 per cd. DRY WOOD, all kinds. Ph. Spg. 121M lilii Ut and oak. Fnoue JvtJ.ff, Fuel for Sale 340 HEAVY OLD GROWTH 12-ia. SLABWOOD la-io. $4..r0 per cord while it lasts MA.NERUD-HUNTLNGTON FUEL CO. 10th and Oak Phone 631 WHILE IT LASTS 10-inch second growth fir $3.23 per cord nt lot; $11.75 delivered. Old growth $4 per cord at lot; $4.50 delivered. USED CAR LOT East 7th Next to Armory DRY WOOD ALL KINDS OREGON FUEL CO. I hone n?0 261 E. 6th Livestock, Poultry 350 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE S5 Head Sheep I Drag Saw 5 Head of Work Horses Several head of cows. Used Cars of all kinds. We TRADE for livestock or ears. Call at TAYLOR'S GARAGE S57 Tearl St. Phone 21S5 2 JERSEY cows fresh soon. Will trade for lumber, shingles or grain. Tiildled.vwink heifers 6 mo. old and 3 calves. 2 splendid young herd sires out of record cows. Will trade. Prices very reasonable. H. L. PLANK, Junction City. JERSEY cow with 2nd calf, fresh 7 weoks. 2nd house No. Bethel school. RL 1, Eugene. SELL or Trade Reg. 2Vi yr. Ayr shire bull. 1 Reg. 1 yr. Jersey Red Boar. S. J. Evans, 3176 Chnrnelton. FOR SALE or Trade for anything I can use. watch dog and varmint hound. 1421 Lincoln St. FRESH cows and Heifers $25 up Bantams for earwigs. CIT Y STABLES 3rd and Lincoln SELECTED yearling W. L. hens. laying 65; 50c ench, Ph. 13-F-4. FOR SALE Nice Jersey heifer, to freshen soon. Th. 1010.R. BLACK Percheron stallion nt fnrm, 11 mi. w. Eugene. Lenuie Haldorson FOR SALE R. J. RED FRYERS, rilONE S44-R. FOR BALE 2 saddle horses snd sad dies. Mrs. L. Bauman, Blachly, Ore. Farm Products For Sale 360 DAVIDSON Fine Canning and Table lierriea obtainable at stall 4.4 rub. Mkt. by Mrs. Tonner. or at Davei- port Service Station on hiway East py ii. o. rsicnoiK and at farm lien . Davidson Spg. Junction. Ph. Spg. 44-F-ll. POULTRY RAISERS Get BARNES EMULSION at PACIFIC FEED A- SUPPLY Ore. Elcc. Depot Phone 168 STRAWBERRIES, Dewey, MnrshU, No. 12 and Trebln. From Vj crate up, delivered. Slull 64, Public Mar ket. Ph. 8-F-15. J. H. SAMUEL. CERTIFIED Burbonk seed potatoes $1.25 per cwt. H. O. Bushuoll, Junction City. KALE plants, $1 per 1000. 2 miles So. Junction City on Prnirio Road. J'.iner miss. rn. ;j-i--4. PICKED or unpicked strawberries, Cheap. Ph. Shelly, Spr. 47-F-4. BROCCOLI rlants. R. A. Mnltxan, 'Irent, Ore. Phone opr. ol-r -J4. EARWIG BAIT O. A. C. Formula OREGON SEED & FEED CO. Automobiles for Sale 400 SELL 1026 CHEVROLET Truck- New tires. Give terms or trade for cow oc 1025 Ford Coupe. Writa 743 Hegistcr-Guard. TO SWAP Dodge Sedan, looks and runs like new, for light coupe. Will take or give difference. Frank Blair, Lowell, Ore. THE NETHERLANDS HORIZONTAL I Queen nt the Netherlands. 9 To affirm 13 Upon. 1 4 To excite 15 Well done. 17 Model. 18 Loadstone. 19 A choking, bit 31 Myself. 22 Seat of the court In Holland. 23 Assumed name 25 Pricks pain fully 27 Northeast 28 Rumples. 30 Disagreeably sharp. 31 Pronoun 32 Pace. 33 Part of 1 collar SB Nolay; 8 To scalier. 37 Manufactured. 38 Wing covers'. 10 Hair an em. 41 An Important Zee In Hol land (variant. Answer to Previous Puztla lip jiaiamiT v pal i nuHDflRnAJsiEis 43 Sunllsh 44 Specka. 45 Paid publicity 47 Measure of cloth 48 More costly 50 Portico. 53 Corrosive. 54 A famous product of the Netherlands. 58 Bone. 57 To cogitate. 58 Packs by pressing. VERTICAL I Grief. ' IT"1 U H K. o i IM 1 I FT n H ti" 3 irssss m - n-P - H vT -55"?r 4T" 453 SSSa1? Automobiles for Sale 400 SCIIERER'S EVERYDAY BARGAINS 1031 Bulck Coupe $S05 1020 Dodge Sedan $415 1020 DeSoto Coupe $:ti5 1020 Essex Coupe $205 1025 Nasb Sedan $.".05 1027 Buick Sedan $205 10211 Buick Roadster $145 1026 Nash Spt. Touring $135 1023 Overland Sedan 35 SC'IIEHER MOTOR CO. Your BUICK Dealer 7th and Olive Open Evenings V DRIVE Either for business or pleasure trips, rent a car at TAYLOR'S GARAGE Drive It yourself Cnra available any hour, night or day. NEW LOW PRICES. You can af ford to rent one of these cara nt the new rate; TELEPHONE 21S5 FOR BETTER USED CARS at RIGHT PRICES Call at our I,ot THE BROWN MOTOR CO. nUDSON ESSEX--STUDEBAKER CARS and TRUCKS Cor. Broadway and PearL Phone 1757 I02S FEDERAL 2-TON TRUCK Thoroughly reconditioned; new paint $0S5 BROWN MOTOR COMPANY'S USED CAR LOT Broadway at Pearl Phono 1757 SEVERAL GOOD USED CARS Priced from $35 to $300, for wood in timber undelivered. Also very interesting proposition for man who baa hia own wood, wanting n good truck. INDEPENDENT USED CAR MKT. Across St. from Public Market. 1030 FORD PICKUP With ateel bed for $275 MORRIS CHEVROLET CO.'S USED CAR LOT 001 Olive St. TRAILERS TRAILERS $10 $12 $15 ACME AUTO & TRUCK WR'OK'RS 13th and Franklin Blvd. l'h. 13SU Ignition Service and Repairing BUICK SIX Good condition, to trade for entile, sneep or norses, GREER'S AUCTION MARKET 4th and High Lata '20 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK $375; Mechanically O. K.; prac tically new rubber. 306 West D St., Sprlngllein. 1032 CHEVROLET For particulars phone 1650-W 1032 CHEVROLET Driven 3500 miles. Substantial discount. Phone 1035-J or write 740, caro Register. Guard. FORD TRUCK with Inmbo and hoist Just overhauled. Sell or trnde for wood or what? Ph. 44-F-23. 5-FAS8KNGER inclosed car nnd ensh to trade for light coupe. 1237 Ferry GOOD USED OARS nt HATHA WAY'S USED CAR LOT Miscellaneous for Sale 500 AUCTION SATURDAY. JUNE 11th Starling at 1 P. M. AT GREER'S AUCTION MARKET Corner 4th and High COWS, chickens, pigs, horses, mow ' era, plows, small tools, etc. FURNITURE 2 electric radios, White Rotary Sewing Machine, da venport nnd all kinds of household goods. Lawn mower, hose, etc. AUCTION NEXT SAT 1 P. M. SECOND HAND FORDSON TRACTOR JL A. HARM WAREHOUSE 51 East 7th Phone 1704 It Lifted up. 18 Ironing machine. It Element In wheat flour. 20 To pant vio lently 22 Skin ot an animal. 23 Diamond cut tint center. 24 Southeast 28 Wigwam. 27 Pertaining to a nerve. 29 Murderer 81 Inna. Within. 3 Exclamation of laughter 4 Eagle. 5 Frame for weaving. 8 Bhute up. 7 Distinctive theory New England. Watchful guardian. 10 Weathercock. 11 Night before. 12 Lerge city In Holland. 15 Flabby , 34 Totala 35 Harp clasa Instrument 37 Muffled. 39 Pound 41 Cape polecat 43 Valuea. 44 Earthy deposit 48 Accomplishes. 49 Small shield. 80 Pronoun, 51 Rnaka 82 Onager 54 Credit 55 Each 88 All right 7 Miscellaneous for Sale 500 FOR QUICK DISPOSAL Choice Bed Davenports. $0.S5; large tubs, bOc; Heavy pails, 2oc; others, 10 All wool blankets, good colors, $2.08; part wool. $t. SET OF DISHES. $1.88 glasses, 6 for 2.V. green A-l Used Pianos $75; piano tuning CALLAHAN'S FURNITURE STORE 02 West 7th LUMBER SPECIALS CHEAP SEE STOCKS AND GET PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY 'Tree to customer savea money." W ALTERS-BUSHONG LBR. CO. 4th and Pearl Phone 500 2Sx4K In. RUMLEY Steel Separator; good stiape. r , W. Scnerler, urea well. Ore. RED CEDAR shingles No. 1 grade S2.20 per snunre; mm 4 ml. east Creswell. F. W. Scherler, Creawell, Ore. LARGE STOCK DIMENSION LUMBER. PRICED TO SELL OR WILL TKADR I'll. SoO SELL your furnltnra at Greer's Auc tion Market Auction every oat CLEAN RIVER LOAM 1W yarda. $1.25 delivered. Ph. 2334-J. FOR SALE AT B42 BLAIR 4-6-DRAWER DESKS. FOR SALE Nearly new mower. J. R. Lawaon, Elkay Drive, R. 1. For Rent 600 OFFICE ROOMS GOOD LOCATION REASONABLE RENT PHONE 1200 SMALTj atnro room on Willamette, between oth and 10th. Inq. 021 Wil lamette St. RADIOS $1.50 wk.; $4 mn. Ph. 2575 M. E. HENZLEK, 305 Blair Blvd. MODERN OFFICES Everything furnished. 00 W. Brdwy. rnone 1J7 PIANO for rent 1240 Mill. Ph. 1853 Rooms for Rent 610 FOR RENT Sleeping room. Ren, sonublo. Privato entrance. Ph. 1622J ROOMS by day. week or month. Mod ern, lltki Pearl. ROOM for 1 or 2 girls. Cooking priv, ileges. Phone 1507-J. STEAM Heated Rooms 057 PearL Apartments for Rent 620 ADULTS Newly kalsomlned and painted, close in Apta. Llghta, wa ter, phone, bent, garage and use of laundry trays included, $15 and up. Best in the city for the price. Mrs. Hyde, 11154 Lincoln St., phone 1S35 I PRIVATE Rath Clean S-rm. Apt. at liMo Mill. Adults, bummer ratca. 4-RM. corner Apt. Completely furn. Frlgidnire. heat, large bedroom, 4 hlks. to University. 1223 Ferry, nt. J. 'III. NICELY furniahed 4-room apart ment, downstairs. All outside rooms, close Int roaeonable rent. Phone 1030. FURN. 5-rm. apt.; light, hot, cold water. Pri. bath. Umb of phone, elec. washer, nnd mangle. On hue line. $15. 1113 W. llth. Ph. 1324 W BAI1TLE COURT High claaa, mod ern for permanent or trnnalont guests. 1SS E. 1 1th. Ph. 1560. 2-ROOM Turn. Apt. 2 hlks to tinir. Bath, hot. nnd cold water, elect, plate, outside put. (inr. Ph. 3053-R 4-ROOM furn. Apt. Also "-room furn. house; lights, water, gns, garage, elertric wnsher, $15, 245 Pearl. OSBURN APTS. Furnished or unfurnished. All mod ern conveniences. Phone 801, FURNISHED Ants., close in; none chespar. 121 W. 5th. FURN. Apts, 1, 1, or S rms. E. 12th. URN. Apts, 1, V, or I Tel 32IO-J or 778-J. AT THE CRESCENT 1 vacancy l'h. 1417-VV 231 E. 12th FOR RENT nfter June 8, furniahed Apt. 328 W. 12. FURNISHED apartment for rent 512 E. 12th. COZY 3-room furnished Apt 013 E. 10th. Ph. 2457-J. VAN DOREN APTS. 1165 Will. 8-room Apts. furnished, redecorated. WILDER APARTMENTS Modern (urn. Apta. Ph. 2681. 250 E. 18th. ROSE COURT Furn. or unfurnish ed Apt 1245 Willamette. Pb. 88 5IOD. fur. Apt, bath. al. porch, gar., near U. of O. Adults. Ph. 2780-M. MODERN 8-rm. and bath fur. Apt Adults only. Garage 411 E. 13th. NICELY furn. Apia. $12.50 to $18. I'M. baths. Inquire 773 Washington St, after 3 p. m. FURN. oiislde Apt near U. of O. l'h. 1260-W. 632 E. 15. 4-HOOM iinfurn. Apt. Fireplace and frlgidnire. 1284 Pearl. IIYDORN APT8. 72 W. Broadway. BUCKINGHAM APTS. 828 Pearl NICELY (urn. Apt Ph. 1208-M. 2 ROOM Furn. Ant. 272 E. 7th. Houses for Rent 630 FOR RENT Slimmer only. Two bedroom bouse on Fairmount, Fine view, furnished or unfurnished, electric range and washing maeh Ine, Rensonnble to right party. Phone 2378-J. STRICTLY MODERN 5-K.M. BUN gnto. Just newly rclinislied; nice district. Also 7 and 8-rm. auhurh. an homes. I'hone 17H-J or 431, 3-H'lOM house, $S; 5-room house. $11; bIso 5-room house on paved street. .Mndent eirepi, hent: newly remodeled, $17.50. Phone 203. 0-IIM. modern house, 2201 Umerald Vtieanl Juno 15; garage; tjo 4-RM.. 2"i"'..", Onv, gnraue; $111, SI. WII.IIKLM', 24 F. N. Bank Bg 4-H. BUNGALOW at COURT LOMA 857 Lincoln, now vicant; $25.00. See HENRY TROMP 43 West Broadoay Phone 121 WELL furn. house to responsible party. i.od loratjon. Prefer adults, liiq. W F.. 14th. CLOSE IN furn. rmtnge. lust for 2. Gnreg.-, $20. ph. (sjS-W'. Call 631 W, Via. Houses for Rent 630 SEVEN HOUSES $10 to $20 One 5-rm.; bath, cook stove; $12.50 Room 22, First Nat l, Bank Bldg. FINE HOME FOR RENT Furnished; for summer; $3o per mo. SAM HUGH REALTY CO. Ph. 64 FURN 4-room bungalow, garage. m; Clark Ave. lni. b Washington St. MOD. 5-rm. bungalow. Basement. gar., $17. Ph. 3223W. Inq. 807 W 0 4-RM. furn. house Springfield. Flee. range. uverstuEtcd guru. rn. ikis. MOD. 8-rm. furn. hs. close-in. nice yard. Reasonable rent. 127 High. 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE $20. 1506 MILL ST. PHONE 1130-.I 3-RM. house, gar., 3 blocks E. II. S. l'bone l iOi-J or call l'.'.H Olive. MODERN 7-room house, Frlgidnire, furnace, fireplace uou Lincoln Bt. 6-ROOM furn. house, with garage. Close-in. Apply at 11 15 Cliarneiton. MODERN 8 room house, Oscnr Gor- rell, 1810 Fairmount, l'h. 541-W. FURN. house In Spr. Garage, gar den, $10. C. J. nasctt, 42.1 Monroe NEAT 4 r. atucco. Gas, fireplace, garage, turn, or nor. i.iuo . win. FURNISHED 5-room house, close. ill. 1702 Willamette St. 4-RM. NICELY Ft'RN. HOUSE 432 West Oth Phone 120S-M MOD. O-rm. house, close-in; furn. or iinfurn. Inquire ,Ta V, aslilngton Ml after R p. m. 4 ROOM Furn. cottage, near U. of O. Inq. 032 K. 15th. l'h. 1260-W. Farms for Rent 640 RANCH S mi. west Lornne; garden, orchard. Free wood. Ph. S-F-28. Board and Room 650 COOL clean homelike rooms, with or without board. 501 W. llltb. DESIRABLE rms. with board for gentlemen. Garage 405 W. 11th. Wanted to Buy 700 HIGHEST CASfl PRICE PAID FOR WOOL EUGENE WOOLEN MILLS CO. FURNITURE STOVES, all kinds We Pay The Most Money EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE Cor. 8th and Charneltsn. Phone 2300 WANTED 200 to 800 cockerels to re-breed for cnpbnlring. Give ago, and price. Write to R. G. Welsbcck, Veneta. HIGH CASH PRICES for Fat Hogs Spring Lambs BLUEBIRD PACKING CO. INT. 146 East Park Phone 1632 WANT BABY CALVES MR. OLSON, Rt. 1, Box 425, Eugene WANTED A hay rake, Writo Ed icouerts, tlaurlilge, Oregon. Wanted to Rent 710 WANTED 60 to 100 acres; must ho good soil and feed; nhout 30 ncrea cultivated, for cash. Y ill buy crops, inquire l' rcu lj. wlll, Jlillgone Springfield Auto Camp. WANTED farm. Teliae for 3 to 5 yeara. 15 A. or more. Truck garden soil, on highway preferable. What have you'f E. Gooch, Albany, Ore. Help Wanted 720 IF THE POSITION YOU RKF.K IS NOT AL)VlItTIHKl IIKHK, INHEHT AN AO UNDER "SIT UATIONS WANTED." MANY OBTAIN WOUK B? THIS METHOD, THE COST 13 SMALL Olltr with It no u-1 dig of .irmkkrp in,?, fUrnngrniiliy nml typing. Oivo rpfprfncp nnd pliono number if pofsHihIi, Slnln low.'rit Hillary. Write 7-1 1 H-'RiKtcr tunril. WANT Kxp. wnnnin bnoltkoppir ft ml Htrnntfrnplier, nscti to niTtltie pub Ilf, for cinrnl fif fW-t work, Irri'jr (liar bourn. Writ 740 ni,ir.-GHarn MIDDLE AGED nmn for fnrm work, hoard nml mil nil wagea. WHtn 7!13 ncRiftor-fJunnl. WANTED K1nrl My to work for room, hoard nnd amall woro. 608 WiNinnrttfi Rt, WANTED It. I. It"'! artlinB hns, 7.V each. Ji-E-n. Hlntrt (innio Farm Situations Wanted 730 MALE Student, age IS, irants worlt, any kind. Exp. clerk, deferences. Hoi U2, Junction City. Ph. J. City, 101 1. WANT auditing or accounting 4 f rs. experience. Writo 7 IS Reg, iuaril. PAINTING For house painters and paper hangers, call Preston and iiales. 851 Willamette. Phone 005. 01 RL wants housework. References. Call 770 11. BARKER repairs Musical Instrn menta; Sewing .Machines; 521 Will. PRACTIt'AL nursing or housework, in small family. Ph. Spr. Jll-K-21. PAPER hanging, painting, foe less. Ph. 2370-.1 IieAutrrmoiil, 107 Jeff. LOW prices, Icalnnmining, painting; any kind. Experienced, Ph. 'J244-R. OARRA'iE HAIIL1NO Ph. 051. Miscellaneous Wanted 750 WANTED S-'rfin 7, 3 yrs. on gilt Security. 1110 High. . Money to Loan 800 CEPENDAIILK LOAN SERVICE $10 TO IIliiO No Fees No Discounts Ton receive In csih a-tisl amouut of miiey for hicb you sign 11 E N E F t r I A tj LOAN" SOCILTV 209 TIFFANY IH ILDINO 1'IIIJ.NE 3040 LICENSED UK STATE (No. 8-116) Money to Loan 800 LOANS CP TO $300 No Charges Other Than Lawful Interest on unpaid balaacea People who Investigate onr loan) Borrow from us. PROMPT, COURTEOUS CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE CASCADE) FINANCE COMPANY 24 First Nt'l Bank Bg. Phone 784 STATE LICENSE NO. S-125 AUTOMOBILE LOANS Contract Refinanced. Paymouta reduced. We nay up balance due dealer, bank or Finance Co, and extend your pay menta. Additional monev loaned! SWAN MORTGAGE CO. D East 7th' IRA O. GATES will refinance or loan money on your automobile, alao chattel loana. Small monthly paye menta. 057 Oak. Phone 2676. LICENSED BY STATE Miscellaneous 900 ANY UIRL In trouble may eommniu: cate with ensign Lee of the Salra tion Army at the White Shield Home, 465 Mayfair Avenue, Fort land. BRAY BROTHERS Garbage hauls Ing. fbone OO-i'-o and TU-F-2. Professional Directories 010 Professional Directory PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Namea and Addreas Phones: Office and Residence Bundrsnt W. 0, 881 Miner 5015741 Kectai uiseaaea and Constipation DALE A S ETHER Surgery Radium X-ray 43 EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLINIC- uoctora uay or pngbt fn. lsuu Fox, I. R,, 700 Miner Phone 849 Ouldager, O. F., 731 Miner 1748 Womon, children; obstetrics CHAS. E. HUNT, M. D. Miner Bg. PRACTICE LIMITED TO: Obstetrics, Women and Children. NORTHWEST HOSPITAL Phone 133 L O. O. F. Bldg Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Dr. O. R. Gullion, Ph. 138 or 1618-J Dr. D. a Stannrd, Ph. 138 or 2020. Dr. Oaven C. Dyott Ph. 138 or 873 Scalefe, B. F., L O. O. V. T0-J 70-M Talbot H. O., Miner Bldg. 0451561 Wetlierbee, J. R., Miner Bldg. 1801 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Zimmerman, E. L., Tiffany 8101083 DENTISTS Namea and Address Phones: Office and Residence Endlcott 8. & Miner Bldg. Ph. 224 Lee, W. B Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-M R. 10. Mclntyre 20 Miner. Ph. 2823 Moxley, W. E, Tiffany 1872 1048-J Tltua, H. W., 028 Miner Bldg. 040 ATTORNEYS ALLEN, S. D.--677 Willamette. Ph.61i S LATTERY II. E. Phone 103 WINGARD, Reese F. N. Bank Bg. WINTERMEIER, O. A. 734 Will. Land titlea probate apeciolista. CERTIFIED PUB. ACCOUNTANT SPENCER R. COLLINS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DIL JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany Business Directories 920 Business Directory CABINET SHOP EUGENE CABINET SHOP 1508-1 Cabinets, turn., eta 210 W. 7th. COLLECTION AGENCY U M. TRAVIS, INC Bonded col lectors, Pbons 407. GLASS WORK It ifs CLASS ere bare It Automobile disss installed Mirrors and resllvcring EUGENE MIRROR A GLASS CO. 03 East 7th Phone 721 GLASS OF ALL KINDS MIDOLEY PLANING MILL CO. Fourth and High Phone 1050 LAWN MOWER SHARPENING a W. 1IEN.LEH. fall. del. Ph. 257R PLUMBINO PLUM MI NO HEATING OILItlJRNERS TINNING WILLIA.M80N Ai CO. PHONE 633 STORAGE CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY STOR AGE Fireproof Whse. Absolute security. Affiliations In every city. Ixw Ins. rates. Guaranteed service. PACIFIC TRANS, it STORAGE CO. 50i4 W. Stb Call 74 TRANSFERS C. AND M. TRANSFER PH. 32 Furniture, long distance hauling EUGENE TRANSFER-BTORAGH New prices on citv and long distance moving. 40 W ll'h. l'h. Inn. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS IIOR'S for PERMANENTS Phone 838 27 East Broadway HOLLYWOOD PUSH WAVE, S2.03 HltOWNIE BEAUTY SHOP Over Lee Duke'e Cafe Ph. 400 niNGLETTE posh wave, special 3f Realistic. None better. 5, $6. CITY BEAUTY SHOP 855 Oak St Phone 8(9 BUPEROtlRLINEJ The only i ALL STEAM Permanent Ware) ' i 18 W. 8th Ph. 2750 tor appointment MATTRESS FACTORY EUOK.NE MATTRESS ft UPHOLWI 8TEHING 1122 Olive; Phone Slj ) Mattresses rebuilt, returned. aame in, Xvt Mttnmfc ui iLtWJ