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Newspaper Page TextUber 21.' If 32 1. Triangle Lake grange Tburs- l" . . -....nuori hv resolution the V ..urvnn school moving bill. ijritmf"' ot th "solution wa rl"tn3.-ffflp nlt'.o nnssed a resolu- ..opposing the freight truck bill, uarence C. Moffitt, assistant lnuul , ......... . .anffprs against the school K jnt j;, O. Isaacson of Goldson jte against uie jrua Wmira Church I Planning ivauy -ay rrvKTA. Oct. 21. (Special) Li, rhurch of Christ will hold its ETul rally day services Sunday, Id. 23, WHO cAciviDr.. i. in a. m. there will be a special Lurm'i program under the direc ts o( Naomi Nichols, director of re- I. ..l,,nrion. This will bo follow. m.. with the pastor, Lawrence Liter in choree. iTnre will be a basket dinner at Lyta with uo.uson and jeans commu- L i as guest. .in- m 1'rnf Trf.ll.Kfl F. Kpttpina Lu of the speech department of the (he mother of Jesse and Homer Ifllems. international evangelists and , considered an aiuuui-ny on tue IIoIt Land where sue visited. There wm oe evening services ot 30. Larue crowds ore expected. 4 Sank at The Dalles Declares Moratorium THE DAI-LKS, Oct. 21. CU.R) The First .National Dank ot 'l he Dai- iri with deposits ot $ i,u.u,utnj.iHi nt be last call, today closed its doors tatil November 1, under a monitor- -m plan similar to that adopted this at Tendleton. The interveninj: period was de- iuti a legal holiday, in a proclama tion Issued today by Mayor Fred F. rhompson. Heavy withdrawals due to unrest lused by I'endelton, La Grande and Mitchell bunk closings tihs week, ne Irmitated the moratorium in the in Ifrest of depositors, it was sold. The h,m also was prompted by a desire n aive wheat growers from the ne Usity of selling their crops at pres et rninous prices. LBnrnum is president of the local Itoak, which is capitalized at $2,000,- Junction City News JUNCTION CITY", Oct. 21. (Spe ial) The women of the henlth group set in the rooms over Dr. Hick's of ife Wednesday afternoon and spent Ithe time sewing on a layette thnt will it placed in their supply closet ready :or Dae when a call comes. Those rresent were Mrs. V. W. Hicks, Mrs. Mie1 Wnshburn, Mrs. F. Bruce, Mrs. ni Hieks, Mrs. Louis Sigman, Mra. OeorRp Young, Mrs. II. Wntenpaugh, llrt T. Nelson and Mrs. John Beck. The eonnty school boundary board hi refused to give permission for Mflenti to attend Monroe high school any cost to Lane county. The Junction City school district No. 60 nude a proposition to the boundary Wnl that if the county would pay ih salary of an extra teacher No. W would put on the extra teacher ind take care of the pupils who are wiring to attend nt Monroe. The followmir children will he enn- frmed at the Danish church Sunday. ft 23. at in::tO a. m: Elsie Iteere Asnes Nielsen, Mae and Marie Uuredsen. . PERSONAL NEWS Gerald Temnleton and V. P. Rimn- "0. farmers from school district No. ".were Junction City visitors Wed- Miss Mildred Chirk of Tlarrisbnrg ri a business visitor In Junction Wednesday. Jne . Punish church Is organizing prnnnsitim class for yntmg people. A meting will be held for that pur W Tuewlny rvenine at 8 o'clock at Hanish hall. H. P. Reereslcv will the inflruotnr. Mrs. T 1 T n AU- M.a Taylor, nnd son. Pnvld Luke. rn hore from Portland Wednenday. made arrangements to hove Taylor's furniture taken to "rtland. Carl . Ingrnm will do the . Coburg News r0BI'Rf! n..e ot CnoinU A ' Mrthmlht chtir. h Wednesdor sft- n, sponsored hy the Methodist id. The committee in chnrge nswtPrt of Mrs. John Adair. Mrs. Jnrtl Hnll. Mrs. Minnie Prnry, Jlr. Walter Itrurv. Mrs. George Neat Mra. John McNnbb. . -n afternoon was spent In quilt- A nnit j .1.. e '1m prprent wire Mrs. E. O. -U a umivr i iimii, ..mj-s .,1111- . jmusms ..IISMIIII. Charles Harrison. Mrs. Harold ""4 Mrs. llorbert Ploncbora and hrrmit. Mrs. Rnllin I'itkin nnd ?1fatM .Innoll, Mrs. Ed ravne, Mrs. , "HiiiiKpr. .Mrs, .carina m nit ''. Mrs. Wnrd rte, Mrs. Frinl; WiHIrm llillis, Miss Hillis. Miss Marirnret Adsir. SMbs"" !b0R nd "erhert I J ln-.r of the blrlhdny nnnlvsr "J Mrs. linllin Pitkin a dinner ' "srveil at the heme of Mr. and i "IMn I'itkin. Snttirdr-v evenine. ir ' resent for tho dinner weie 'nd Mrs. H. v Gordon, .Mr. and lij ''"" I'itkin and daiiKhtT J'1; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hall 7 w sons Howinl. Hilly, lisle rti Vn" S,r- E- Roh- m 11 " 1""nk Kennett, r,, "d Mrs. Hol'in Pitkin and FSWren, Pnlm-r and Junell. tA.T,hr "H-me hsn"flt dance kw 1 , hr r,M Fellows Is """d for Saturda tenin, Oct. V-. I u " " " Pace Th rfeen IRIMIBLE bHANbLHS 5-i5rSSSS oESSZ- J rar.ProlUCtS - Automobiles for Sale 400 For Rent 600 Wanted to Buy 70o Business Directories 920 !"'. nl iIia T f s t-i . .. ne com mittee on arvements has secured p-., ...wA.-ms nov.-lty orchestra to furnish t i mutrt 0...1 ...v. . . " rii woo at teid sr. promised fine entertainment aa " r-Hig. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Iu A. ltichiinUon to J. Vernon "u'Z -0t '' Mk- '- A- ('- ""hrn stedt s ( o. add. to Creswell. ?10. r . n . L,PaVl',son lo ''or Holmes Lot 3, blk. "4, lluddleston'a Ext. add. Enccne, If I. H. U ltown, sheriff to Investors Syndiente-Pnrt lots 3 and 4, blk. 7 Itiverwnod, $24Sl.4js, Cyril J. Kynn to Investors Syndi catePart lota 3 and 4, blk. 7, Hiv erwood, $10, I. I-. Skeels et tn to E. L. Hop son et nx Uts 40 and 45 II. L. and T. H. Stewart's Acrease, 10. H. E. Courtney et ux to A. C. Clark etnl 14J.U1 A. tp. 19 S II 2 V, Harold M. Tinner et in to Mnttle E. Courtney 142.01 A. tp. 19 s It 2 W, $10.. r, SnbrrtptluB Rnte. By Carrier, yearly in advancJ5.00 By Carrier, monthly ,(0 By Mall In Oregon, yearly 4.00 By Ma 1 n Oregon, S months !.00 Sy f.ra " 2"Bon- 1 months. 1.00 By Ma II in Oregon. 1 month .60 Outside of state, monthly .to Outslile of state, yearly BOO Subscribers changing a d d r a e should give both old and new ad dresa. Entered at Postofflo In Guver.e Ore., as Second Class Mall Matter. The Eugene Register-Guard la a member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press Ib 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, tnents published In Its columns, hut In cases Where the paper Is at fault will reprint thnt part of an advertisement In which the typo graphical mistake occurs. nasi All Rotes (Effective May J. 19S2) ...-B.u ...oca tu,i. ycr III!.. Two Insertions, per line... inree insertions per line. Seven Insertions, per line. wu monrn, per nne (Minimum Charg -25c) No ad taken for less than two lines. Five average words counted to a line. Funeral Directors 20 BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 433 1152 Olive St. POOLE-GRAY-BARTHOLOMEW Ph. Eugene 723 or Spr. 62-J VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 Peurl St. at Tenth Florists 30 RAUP'S FOR BETTER FLOWERS Lost and Found , 150 LOST Brown nnd rose zipper purse, nt or nenr Frances Willnrd school. Reward if returned with all con tents except money to Reg.-Gunrd. LOST (iniy Persinn kitten, vicinity 131 h nnd Patterson. Reward. Ph. 3J04-R. LOST in business district, long bnr. Shrine pin. Reward. 1447 W. 10. Ph. 324S-.M. LOST Wire-haired terrier pup. Plense return to 1118 Hijth. Reward Transportation 160 DAILY STAGES To Portland, $1.85; R. T.. $3.00 111:30 A. M.. 2 P. SI.. 5:30 P. M. Koseburg. Way Points. 10:0.1 P. M. To San Francisco. Daily. $10.00. HOTEL HOFFMAN Phone 1005 S1.S5 O. W. PORTLAND, $3 R. T. To Portland, S a. in., 1 p. m. DOLLAR STAGES, INC. Depot. 40 IP. Broadway. Ph. POP Real Estate for Sale 200 LOAN CO. WILL SACRIFICR SIX ROOM plastered home on West side for $1200. This home hns three bedrooms, hath, kitchen, livins nnd dining room. It has been completely redecorated nnd painted outside. Your own ALStSEVEN-ItOOM HOME on East side, near the I'niverslty nnd Roosevelt Junior lliph school. Has birsement, furnace, fireplace, etc. Nice Inrce lot with lots of shrubs nnd trees; pnvinc assessments fully pnid. Can be purchased on a rental basis. D. W. HAPDOW 62 West Brondwny Phone 042 or 224S WR HAVE AN EXTENSIVE list pf Fnrms for sale, located through out the Willamette Valley. These fnrms are offered on very easv terms, nnd priced exceedingly low. Ask for our list of Farms. HAWKINS fc ROBERTS W. Broadway, Eugene. 14 A. nenr I'liiloninlh: 7."i cords hard wood stumiinpo. nice creek, rough bldgs. ( heap for cash, or trade for gas station equipment. Cnrl ilson, 7lh nnd K. Springfield. rrin sI.K 0 RM. HOES!-. W. 7th. Fair shape. Clear. Price W nniancc $12."iO mo. .. . , PAYNE .t RADER 1st Natl. Bnnk FOR SALE, trade or rent. K.0 acres, hill stock- rnnch. $1000 federal loan. Take Inte model closed car for oqttity. Inq. in.". N". Lawrence. ACRE Tracts, city schools, lights and Wrr.?irvPK REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE; Acreage; Farm, PAItSONS CO., 62 W. Huwy. Ph. M2 ....... .v-r. Iirtliv roMPAN'Y rr." REALTORS Ph. Iffi Real Estate to Trade 250 ..,.c .,i I Q X. f'.nftHa PAYNE It RADER 1st Natl. Bank Business Opportunities 300 i.r. j c i .in i " . Til furni.h a shop, .smiie woodwork ing machinery, s rvm i ' .. a furnished cottngc for one or two rMAKE ME A PROPOSITION V, J. PEAVF.H AI TO CAMP At Springfield Bridge IN"- uirnisn inn niualA 0...1 .,11 ...... . . - www 19c !c 43c -1.72 e,,L T 0' Boml TODli' wl" invest 100 with services in small busi ness. Anything considered. Write . . 1120 Register-Guard. 1 Wanted to Trade 330 TRAIjK Keg. Jersey cow for spuds. Uuurd. 1RADK milk goats for rabbits, cbick pns. gram or what have you? Roy Makmson, Rt. 1, Crcsweil. EXC1IANGK PIANO LKSSONS for farm prodnrts. lllrt High. Fuel for Sale 340 WOOD Oak, fir, any size or length. We deliver big furnsce and small cook. E. M. Warren, Ph. S-F-12. 2ND AND OLD GROWTH FIR wood for sale. Phono 1230-W. PRY 10-IN. blockwood. slabwood, old growth, fir. oak. Ph. 2304-J. DRY WOOD. FIR. OAK and ASH. PHONE 520. WOOD for sale, fir aul hardwood, any length. Ph. Spfd 10. A.B.Downs DRY OLD GROWTH FIR, 12. 10 oud 24 in. Also knots. Ph. 24-F-22. BLOCK, planer wood $3."i0 load; dble. load $G; body fir $3.o0 cord. 110S. OLD GROWTH FIR $3.50. Phone 3101-J-3. BEST OLD GROWTH FIR 10-INCH. PHONE S17 WOOD FOR SALE $3 up. Will trade for hay. 1450-J. DRY Fir and Oak. Phone 600-W. Livestock, Poultry 350 AFCTION- -AFCTION CAKLOAH OF HOUSES YMI1 lie sold nt 1 oclork MONDAY. OCTOBER 21th at the Depot Barn at Lebanon. Ore. These horses nre from Fnstern Washington, well broken and gen tle. Well matched tennis and single work horses, weighing from 1300 to 17,"0 lbs. from 5 to 0 years old. 1 nice spnn of mule;;, wt. 1100 lbs. ea. 0 Sets harness nud lots of Collurs. 1SI AL TERMS BEN SFDTELL, Auctioneer. LEBANON 1ST. NATL. BANK, Clerk. LON ROBERTS, Owner. 1 TEAM 3200 lbs., well matched. 1 Team Geldings, 3200 lbs. 1 Team mares 2U00 lbs. 1 Team, mnre and horse. 2700 lbs. 1 Team, mare and horse, 3200 lbs. Sorrel team mnres, 2 and 3 years old. well broken, nice farm team. 1 Second calf, Jersey heifer. Fresh today. Springer cows, 3 Guernsey heifers, 4 to 10 mos. old. Red pigs, $1 ench. SO to 100 lb. shonts Drag saw. double disc plow, wagon. Anything you need. Come and see us. mnyhe we nave it. CITY STABLES 3rd nnd Lincoln. FOR SALE 1 Team R and I) yrs. old: wt. 3200. 1 Gray Mnre. 10 yrs. old; 1400 lbs. 1 Brown Mnre, 7 yrs. old: 1350 lbs. 1 Gelding. 5 yrs. old, 1300 Ihs. 1 Sorrel Horse. 7 yrs. old; 1300 lbs. 1 Reg. Pereheron Stullion. 1 Saddle horse. 2 years old. DAVE RIFE 1th and Madison. II O R S E S I will sell at Auction nt Fnir Grounds, Albany. Ore., Oct. 20. 1:30 p. m. 2J head benvy horses. Ages 0 to 12 years. Weight 1200 to 1700 pounds. All well broke nnd good honest horses. F. H. STICKLEY. Owner. FOR SALE Young Bronze Turkeys, or trnde for wheat or corn. Ted Julil, Springfield, Rt, 1. BLOODED Golden cocker Spaniel. Male 10 weeks old. $25. Write Box 1131 Register-Guard. FOR SALF 15 Buff Orpington pul lets, lay next mo. 75c. Ben Howell. 1st house on River Loop No. 2. LOVE BIRDS nnd canary Singers. Cheap. 200 W. 5th St. LEGHORN PULLETS riione Springfield 48-F-3. FRESH COW nnd twin calves for sale. E. U Wade Creswell. HUFF COCHIN BANTAMS CITY STABLES 3rd and Lincoln JERSEY cow. 2 heifers, freshen soon. Olson, S mi. W. on Elmira Rond. Farm Products For Sale 360 White Wheat, 100 $1.05 Millrnn, SOs' Strnw. per bale -'o Grain Screenings nnd Molasses s, .55 CASH AT WAREHOUSE STANDARD FEED CO.. INC. 472 I'enrl St. Phone 44 SCRATCH FEED 100 lbs $1.25 EGG MASH 20 PROTEIN Ion Ib $1 15 M1TI SWEET CHOP, SO Ib SOc PACIFIC FEED SUPPLY CO. East 5th St. EUGENE, ORE. 50c. 75c APPLES $1.$1.2S Jonathan, Delicious, Spitzenherg, Grimes Golden. Delivered 15c extra. THE DIAMOND "M" ORCHARD Goshen, Ore. Ph. Springfield 25F21 "It s safe to cat our apples in the dark." POTTOES S5 No. 1. 50 lbs. 40c. FEED POTATOES. 20c per Cwt. C1HUCE ORANGES. 12c nnd 17c dog SWEET CIDER. 20c galb.n. RIVERSIDE MARKET 1j mile East Mnmmy's Cnbin SEED RYE, Grey Ont White Hob land Whent, Vetches, Vetch Mix tures. O. A. C. No. 7 Barley. CRABTREES SEED ft FEED STORE CONCORD GRAPES. 2'Ac PER LB. At vineyard. 1 ml. south of Spring field, nt end of south Second St. MANNING LEONARD GRAPES lc nnd 1','jc lb. Bring boxes. 214 miles south on Pacific Highway, back of Shell Service Station. 1 CARBAOK SOc cwt. 50c. OOe, Apples, 75c, S"ic: Delic, Spitz. II. -Hen-shadier. River Ave or Dutch wind mill. 20 N. Polk. Ph. 20-F-12. CABBAGE Fresh solid head: Ml lbs.. 45c. Sealer's Auto Camp. Springfield Bridge. VETCH nnd oats seed $1.75 per Cut. G. W. Stafford. Springfield, lite. 1. ANEMONE bulbs nnd Rannnculn seed (t Market, Stall 5 Saturdays CONCORD Grapes 10 lbs. for $1 del'd. Pb. Springfield 25-F-13. Charles Hoffman, Goshen. SPECIAL on snowball cauliflower, all day Saturday Stall 00 Public Mkt. fl'H SALE Rabbit fryers. 10c Ib. live weight. Fhoue 2307-J. . Automobiles for Sale 400 1031 FORD Std. Coupe Reposses sion. Take up payments and con tinue contract. 1031 FORD town sedan; demonstra tor. 1031 FORD Deluxe Sedan. 1031 FOItll Siort Roadster. 1020 FORD sport coupe. 1020 FORD Pick-up. 102S FORD Comh. 11120 FORI) Town Sedan. I'.i2!l CHEVROLET Standard Coupe. 102S I. 1. (-. 1 Vi ton truck, NICE ASSORTMENT of low priced cars. THESE CARS are priced to sell and hre a nice clenn bunch of cars. Come iu nnd see them. ALWAYS UNDER COVER SIMMONS COMPANY 50 East 10th St. Phone 550 1032 CHEVROLET driven only 2400 miles, and lias $100 worth of extra equipment. Selling for $101 dis count. If you nre looking for a real buy here is your chance. MORRIS CHEVROLET CO. USED CAR LOT IHil Olive St. REAL BARGAIN 1025 OLPSMOHILE COUPE NEW FINISH Good condifion meelmnicnlly 1033 LICENSE $50 SCHERER MOTOR CO. Sth nnd Penrl Open Evenings. SPECIAL TWO LOW PRICED TRUCKS ONE 1025 FORI) ONE 1024 CHEVROLET Take Your Choice for $3 Both in good working condition BORREGO & SPURI.OCK Phone 030 035 Olive MODEL A FORD COUPE '27 FORD COUPE, wire wheels. FEDERAL SPEED WAGON. DODGE-GRAHAM TRUCK. STATE AUTO WRECKERS 72 West 5th St. Cheapest place in world to buy. parts FOR BETTER USED CARS nt RIGHT PRICES Call at our Lot THE BROWN MOTOR CO. HUDSON-ESSEX STUDEHAKER CARS nnd TRUCKS Cor. Broadway and Penrl. Phone 1757 1032 CHEVROLET At n wonderful snving for ensh. Will take chenp car as part payment. Can urrnnge some terms. Th. 1035-.T. FORD T TRUCK Part cash, bal. wood. 072 Oak SI. 1032 PONTIAO V-S SEDAN Only driven few hundred miles. Will sac rifice for immediate sale. Ph. 700-R BUICK ROADSTER for sale or trade. Price $05. 102!) Willamette Street. GOOD USED CARS HATH A WAY'S USED CAR LOT LOGGING TRUCK AND TRAILER 1N(J. 072 OAK ST. '20 CHEV. COACH, good tires good condition. 11133 license. Ph. 17-I0-.M ANCIENT ITALIAN RACE HORIZONTAL 1 Sour. 5 Away. 10 To bias. 11 Uncommon. 15 Mistake. II) To baths. 17 Three. 18 Swarming. 19 Afresh. 2u Dove's home. 22 Narrative poem. 24 To cleave. 27 Clappers. 31 To think. 32 Hoisting machine. 13 To devour. 34 Saucy. S5 Gazes about in an abstracted niunner SG The bow t music) 37 Before. 38 Laughing. 39 Soars. HI A ten I. 42 Becomes serious. 43 Prevalent. 44 Withered. 45 Step, 48 Ancient Ital ' tan race. 5u Foolhardy 54 On top of. 55 Portrait statues. 56 Loyal. 57 Smooth. 6S Narrow rock declivity CO Last word of a prayer VERTICAL I Work nf genius. Answer to Previous Puzzle ' pA:CjT RJJJy,AiL.J s3"fp EI5TT Amng JSiE CAOl s iB&EfejK JSQIMa g t M ATriAOrSTESM i N TtdiOlTI feiPIKN'sl IATcITTs T-TT5TT1 S 7 8 9 io 0 i2 ii 15 1 It i "i O 2) 'Ay. 2 232 34 125 20 I so r 11 11 At- i!ri 14. 14 to n : 5 2 r? 3 11 CARS FOR HIRE AT TAYLOR'S GARAGE .WT Pearl Phone 21S5 Miscellaneous for Sale 500 REAL FURNITURE BARGAINS GOMD HEATERS $1, $5 Bit. school house heaters with cast lining: like new $15 WALNUT desk 11 ml chair $7.50 NEW rag rugs, just the thing for in front of your bed or bath tub, 25c. REAL good mattresses $4.75 SPECIAL REGULAR f 111.50 spring filled, guar anteed Huntresses $10.00 PA BCD DE LUXE RUGS REGULAR $11.00, slightly damaged, 0x12, $3.50; 0x0. $1.05; other sites priced in proportion. STEEL Bed, new coil springs, used mntlress, nil three for only ..$4.05 GOOD sewing mnchines thnt will sew $5 and $0, Good Singer machine. $7.50. WALNUT bedroom suite. $27.50. 3-PlEL'E nnllciue settee $15. LOWEST PRICES In town on Circulators. Why not trade us your old stove? REAL good coil springs $5. GOO!) oak dressers $0. And many other bargains nt the EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE Cor. bth and Chnrnelton Ph. 2300 AUCTION SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22nd Beginning at 1 P. M. nt GREERS AUCTION MARKET Corner 4th and High 0 ROOMS OF FURNITURE. 35 Pics and shouts, several dozen chickens. Several milk cows, team of work horses and harness. Plows, implements, tools, etc. ALSO A FULL RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT including dishes, sil verware, sink, gas water tank, gas range, steam table, ico box, J) res taurant stools, electric wuffle iron and kitchpn utensils. J. K. GREER AUCTIONEER NEW COOK STOVE 1Sx7x0, inch fire box lilxlHHx M.J inch oven. A real bargain, $10.75. The New Cascade wood Range $ 17.50 New Olympic wood range. .. ,$00.50 1 rnilo in your old Ranee. CARL S. CAI.EF FURNITURE 733 Olive BOAT AND DESK FOR SALE Extrn good upper McKenzie "Rough Water row boat. (None better). FINK OAK DESK. "Roll Top.' SAM HUGH REALTY COMPANY Phone 01 FORD COUPE Rumble sent; motor good; 2 new tires. See it, drive it. I seil Circulator; used Rnngenoo sier Cabinet. CALLAHAN'S STORE 82 W. 7th. LUMBER SPECIALS CHEAP SEE STOCKS AND GET PRICES BEFORE- YOU BUY "Tree to customer saves money." WALTEHS-BUSHONG LBR. CO. 4th and Penrl Phone 500 EXPERT STOVE REPAIRING At sninllest charge EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE Cor. Sth nnd Chnrnelton Phone 2300 BUY AND SAVE AT JACK NUDELMAN FURNITURF 03 West Sth St. Phone 177S KOIILER & CAMPBELL Piano. Like new. Repossessed. W ill sell for balance contrnct. l'h. J)i4-.l. JACK NUDELMAN FURNITURE 03 West Sth St. Phone 1778 MANY GOOD BUYS In CIIARLET'S USED DEPT., 04 W. 8. AUCTION every Sat. Grecr'i Auction .vinrset, tin nnu mgii. CLEAN River loam. H4 yds.; $1.25. Rotted fertilizer, l'h. :M.f4-.l. ORSWELL ORCHESTRA Modern or Old Time. Ph. 27-F-14 DRESSED Silvcrsldo enlmon 4c lb. F. O. B. Mnpleton. Geo. N. John son, Mnpleton. 1022 CADILLAC Sedan. Camp ground across Ferry St. Bridge. AEOLIAN player piano, in good con dition, for sale. 1180 Ferry. PIANO $75 CALLAHAN'S. PIANO for rent 1210 Mill. Ph. 1353 21 Native metal. 23 Frozen water. 24 Contends. 25 Musical drama. 20 Employer. 27 Coin used in Denmark. 28 Weird. 29 Speedster. 30 Opposed to Ice. 32 To grow to gether. 35 The yarrow. .16 Province of Western Canada. 38 Portuguese money 39 Because. 41 Crinkled fabric. 424ntelllgenc. 44 Caroled, 45 Chum. 46 Dined. 47 To peruse. 49 Fish. 51 Upper human limb. 52 To bring legal proceedings, 3 Fowl. 2 Auto. 3 Wrntli. 4 Lineage. 5 To diminish. t Either extrem ity of the earth's axis, 7 Blackbird. 8 Apparition. 9 Perforates the skull. 10 Loose. 11 Pale. 12 Farewell! 13 Taxaceous tree. orvtrp mtiiMvt Gt)OI) UlCATIoN REASONABLE RENT PHONE 1200 Rooms for Rent 610 FOR 1 or 2 gentlemen, quiet room enjoining nam, tireplnre, large front reception room: private entrance. Garage, $15 mouth. 1244 Charnclton 'J FURN, rooms, with bath room. mirage. 2.11 W. Sill, $S. Pbone 2200-.1. FOR RENT' Nice sleeping room for girl. KrnsonaUlc. Ui'iml if desired. Ph. 1022-J. ROOMS RY DAY. WEEK. MONTH; .MUDKIi.N 1105 PEA HI QUIET Rooms for 1 or 2 gentlemen. close in. l'h. j.Mi-,1. STEAM Heated Room.-.i,-,7 (arl. Apartments for Rent 620 SMALL film. Apt. Private bath. heal. iiKMie, uaier, pnene, garage, ti.ou. 1054 Lincoln St. 3 ROOMS, private bath, ground floor. cut price; everything Included. IUiO Columbia. OSBURN API'S. Furnished or unfurnished. All mod ern conveniences. Phone S01. 3 AND 5-RM. Apt. Elec. refrlg. Fire place. Also l bedroom. 1224 Mill. Phone 3300-W. ALDER COURT, 1342 Alder. Com pletely modern. Further reduction in rntes. 3-ROOM furn. Apt. with light nnd bent. 1237 Ferry. Phone 20S5. 4-ROOM Moderr Finn Apt. Oil heat. r rigidnire. l'lione til NICELY furn. Apts. Private Baths, $12 to $20. Inq. 773 Washington. 3 FURN. 1 rm. Apts. Cook stoves. Adults. $7 per mo. Inq. 103 W. 11. MOD. Furn. Apt. Gr. floor, si. porch. r.enr u. oi u. Annus, en. -jtu-.M. ROOMS Sleeping nnd liousekpg. low mo. rntes. Rogers Hotel, 023 Will. 4-RM. Furn. Apt. Overstuffed. Lights, water garage. $13.50. 2-12 High. 4 AND 5 ROO.M nicely film. Apt. Adults. Ph. 120S-M, 432 W. Otll. UNIVERSITY APTS. Furnished. Steam heat. 1122 Alder. Ph. 115U-R WILDER APARTMENTS Modern furn. Apts. Ph. 20S1. 250 E. 13th. ADULTS Furn. Apts. $15 and up. ' Mrs. Hyde, 1054 Lincoln. Ph.. 18.15 .OWF.R npnrtment. Everything fur nished nt 200 W. 0th St. FURNISHED APARTMENT Inq. 407 West 101 Ii St. FURNISHED Apts.. close In; none chenper. 121 W.' 5th. BUCKINGHAM APTS. 823 Penrl. FURNISHED Apt 272 E. 7. Ph. 1110 ADULTS 3 rm. fur. 1235 Mill. 021-. Houses for Rent 630 FOR RENT 0-rm. house, garage. 500 Tyler. .$20 M. WIL1IELM. 21 F. N. B. Bg. Phone 734 Daytimes; 2510 Evenings. MODERN huncnlnw hdivd. floors, Piano, fireplace, garage. Elect. range. Clnso in. Apply 5S W. 15th, Adults only. UNFURNISHED house. Six rooms nnd basement. Very modern nnd neat. Convenient for nil schools. 2137 Alder. $30. Phone 3:HH-W. BEAUTIFUL HOME nt 101 East 10th. Strictly modern, every con venience, newly refinished inside and out. Call 300. 1S01 Villnrd St. Fine modern house. 5 rooms. First elnss coiiilittim. No smnll children. Inquire 17M Villnrd. 3-ROOM unfurnished house, fire place, nnllt-ins. joia .inn. can 1034 Mill. 5-RM. furn. house, furnace, double garage. Elect, stove; reasonable. 1S41 Kincaid. 0-RM. pnrtly furn. house. Close In. 320 E. S or Kilborn Gas Slat inn. MODERN furnished house. Fireplace, basement, gnragc. Phono 410-M. FURN. S-room house. Suitable for Apis, or rooms. 530 E. II. Ph. 470 MODERN (l-room house, Close-in. Partly furn. or unfurn. 1412 Penrl. BUN G A LOW 1 .00 U ST COURT. Tel. 2217 ('nil USD Oak St. NICELY Furn. house, near high school, $20. Inq. 773 Washington. MODERN 5-rm. bungalow Univ. dis trict. Inquire 737 E. I7th. STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE Inquire 1175 West 10th St. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. Inquire 1 105 Pearl. 4 ROOMS Gnrnge, bath, fireplace rclinished lusido $12. 1350 E.25 St. 4- R. STUCCO, neat nud dean, fire place, hdw. floors. Gar. 1305 W. 0. 5- RM. and (l-rm. with gnrnges. near Univ. Ph. 1200-W. lug, 0.".2 E. 15. 5-KOOM unfurn. house, fireplace, garage. Near schools. 1352 Law rence. Price $12.50 per month. FURNISHED APT., Duplex house. All outside rooms. Close In. Rea sonable rent. Phono 1030. MODERN B-ronm bungalow; 002 Alder SEE OWNER. 455 E. 13TH. Garnge on Driveway. 6-ROOM modern house. Just painted Gargare. $11. Ph. 7S7 or 1450-W, MODERN 7-rooin house. Frigidaire, furnace, fireplace. 000 Lincoln St, O-IIOOM strictly modern house, 1WI5 Willamette St, Call utter 0 p. m. 5-RM. house, Harris St.. modern. clean, halt price, lug. 'I'm iv. .mi. Farms for Rent 640 FOR LEASE lTll'IPPEI) THICK FARM ON Mckenzie. Will sell equipment and li. le.-ise. Fine location. L. E. IIOIHiKN REALTY Ph. 1M) 100 ACRE Ml. ranch, partly Imprnv ,! Clear land for rent and ca-h. Must have team. Prefer man nob older boys. Arthur lingers, l.enburg Ore. Board and Room 650 COM PORTA HI. E furnace henled room with bonrrt. s.'.i. rales j,.r two: garage Included. Phone I2I5-R 513 W. 5th. Rt tiiMfl W IT 1 1 OR W IT 1 1 OUT BOARD Phone 701 J. Wnnted I'sed FURNITURE, stoves. Also, Bicycles, Clothing, Tools, Etc. We pay more money. See us before you sell EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE Cor. Sth and Charnellou Phone 2300 WANTED GOOD hogi Lambs, venl nnd beef, BLUEBIRD PACKING (HI.. INC. 1 10 E. Park St. Phone lli'12 WANT TO BUY Used furnace. Write 1130 Register-Guard. Wanted to Rent 710 WOULD like to care for place for rent, in Springfield. Write 1135 Register-Guard. WANTED TO RENT Farm on shares, exp. farmer; references. Write 1137 Register-Guard. WANTED TO RENT Farm on share rent. Write Box 50 Creswell. Help Wanted 720 MEN WANTED for Diesel jobs In mining, stationary, road construc tion iu California, Arir.onn, Nevada and Mexico. Diesel truck drivers nl ready in ileuiaud, 2 calls lust week. We need experienced henvy truck drivers nt once to train for Diesel jobs. Easy pay tuition. Write for free booklet. Hemphill Ttiesel Engi neering Schools, 2121 San Fernan do Road, Los Angeles, .MAN WANTED to take over estab lished business, nets over $100 mo. Must have car and give bond. 35 years age limit. Write 113S Reg. Guard. WANTED Middle aged woman to help with housework nnd care of invalid. Rt. 1, Hoi 14, Creswell, Ore. Situations Wanted 730 YOUNG niarried couple want work of any kind. room, board nud small wages. Write 1131, Reg.-Gusrd, WOMAN 35, unencumbered, good housekeeper, and cook; desires position in Eugene with smnll snl nry. Write 1110 Reg-Guard, PAINTING For house pointers nnd paper hungers, call Preston nnd Hales, S51 Willamette. Phone 005 COMPETENT young man, do nil kind work; 1, time for pri. rin bonrd. Itef. 11. In lleg.-Gunrd. SEWING in exclinnge for useful things. Ph. 24S2-J. EXPERIENCED girl wants house work. Phone 803-J. 22S7 Ollvo. BARKER repairs Musical Instru ments; Sewing Mnchines; 521 Will. DRESSMAKING Remodeling, nlter nlion. Mrs. Blanch Wise. Ph. 2482J GARBAGE HAULING Ph. 8107-W Miscellaneous Wanted 750 WANT $2,000; good security GO West Broadway Phone 137 MONEY WANTED 1st mortgage on ISO-acre farm. 740 E. 14. Ph. 223SK Money to Loan 800 AUTOMOBILE LOANS Contracts Refinanced. Pnymeuls reduced. We pny up balnnce due denier, bank or Finance Co. nnd extend your pay ments. Additionnl money lonned. SWAN MORTGAGE CO., 0 East 7th CALKINS FINANCE COMPANY LOANS $10 to $300 A Dignified Lonn Service 215 Bank of Commerce Bldg. Phone 005 Licensed by State LOANS OF $10 TO $300 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 200 Tiffanv Bldg. Phone 3040 LICENSED BY STATE No. S-11H PERSONAL LOANS to $300 Prompt courteous, t tintidcntlal Worvlre. CASCADE FINANCE COMPANY 24 First National Bank Bldg. Ph. 734 STATE LICENSE NO. 8-125 A U T O SI O B I L E L O A N S IIIA (1 GATES. INfl 057 Onk St. Phone 207 LICENSED BY STATE Miscellaneous 900 ANY GIRL in trouble may enmtnitnl eato with Ensign Lee of tho Salvn lion Army at llie White Shield Home, 405 Mnyfnlr Avenue, Port In nil. BRAY BROTHERS Garbage haul ing. Phone 3IG7-W and 70-F-2. Professional Directories 910 Professional Directory PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Names nnd Address Phones: Offlco and Residence DALE A SET1IER Surgery Radium X-rny 43 Day, F. M 500 Miner Ph. 224 EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLINIC Doctors Day or Night. Ph. 1MJ0 Fox, I. It., 700 Miner Phone 810 Guldnger. (I. F., 731 .Miner 1748 Women, children: obstetrics KERKON.S.M. 410 Tiffany. Ph. 1S7 NORTHWEST HOSPITAL Phone 133 I, O. O. F. Bldg. Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Throat Dr. O. H. (Million, I'll. 133 or 1010 .1 Dr. D. (!. Slanard. Ph. 133 or 2020. Dr. Gnven C. Dyott, l'h. 133 or 373 Sraiefe, II, f, I. O. O. F. 70-.I 70-M Wetherhee. ,1. R.. Miner Bldg. 1001 Eye, Eur, Nose and Thront DENTISTS . .Names and Address Phones: Oflice und Residence Lee. wTn Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 12-M Moxley, W. E Tiffany 1S72 10IS-J Titus, II. W., 02H Miner Bldg. 010 CHIROPRACTOR DR. SCO!' I ELD HEALTH FIRST h77 Willamette. Ph. 157.1, or 3I34.M ATTORNEYS ALLEN. S. D.--S77 Willamette. Ph.01 wisTrniMiliEir''. a. tim wm. Land titles probate specialists CERTIFIED PUB. ACCOUNTANT SPENCER R. COLLINS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PR. JOHN SIMONS 401 Tiffany. Business Directory COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col. lectors. Phone 407. CHIMNEY SWEEP CHIMNEY, FURNACES, CL Ph. 1)20 GLASS WORK If it's GLASS we have it Automobile Glass installed Mirrors nnd resilvering EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS CO. 03 East 7th Phone 721 GLASS OF ALL KINDS MIDGLKY PLANING MILL CO. Fourth and High Phone 1059 HOTELS SPECIAL HATES nOTEL HOFFMAN l'h. 1603 LIFE INSURANCE INCOME CONTRACT $100 to $200 per mo, for life at ages 50 to 05. $100 to $200 per Mo. for lire to bene, firinry in event of death. GUARAN TEED lowest rate ot any other let gal Reserve Co, E. W. HIN'SIIAW Ph. 2S44J for Ap. STORAGE CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY STOR AGE Firfeproof Whse. Absolute security. Affiliations In every city. Low ins. rales. Guaranteed service. PACIFIC TRANS. & STORAGE CO. HI H W. 5th Call 74 TRANSFERS EUGENE TRANSFER-STORAGE New prices on city and long distance moving. 4i) yy. tn. rnone ItJO, WOODSAWINQ WOODSAW1NG Phone 8117-M. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS BOB'S for PERMANENTS Phono S38 27 East Broadway $4 SANDLEWOOD stenm oU wave 3 n u mil $5. BROWNIE BEAUTY SHOP Over Lee Duke's Cafs Pbone 40d SUPERCULINE The only ALL STEAM Permnnent Wave 832 Willamette Ph. 2750 for App't. HAIR CUTTING WOMEN & KIDS HAIRCUTS 15e TERMINAL SHOP, 537 Will. MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS & UPIIOL STER1NG 1122 Olive; Phone 812. Legal, Notices 950 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice ta hereby given that the undersigned, Otto L. Knufmann and Susie A. Gerot, have been duly ap pointed Executor and Executrix ot . the last Will nnd Testament of Wil- helmina Kailfmann, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for tho County of I-rfine, and have qualified as such executor and execu trix, and all persons bnving clnims ngainst snid estate are boreby noti fied and requested to present the same, verified ns required by law, with tho proper vouchers, to the snid Executor and Executrix at the office nf Charles A. Hnrdy, U. S. National Bank Building, Eugene, Oregon, with in six mouths from the date of this notice, . Date nf first publication, Septem ber 30, 1032. OTTO' Ii. KAUFMANN, SUSIE A.'GEROT, Executor nnd Executrix of the Estnte of Wilhelmlnn Knufmann, deceased. CHARLES A. HARDY Eugene, Oregon, Attorney for Estnte. No.3500-Frl-dy-o28 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given: Thnt Ar thur II. Talt as Executor of the Es tate of John Talt, Deceased, his filed his Finn I Account ns such Executor and the County Court for Lnno Coun ty, Oregon, has fixed Monday, the 31st dav of October, 1032, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said dny nt the County Court House In Eugene, Lsno County, Oregon, ns the time nnd place for hearing objec tions to snid Final Account. All per sons having objections to said final Account must file the snme on or be fore snid date. Dated this 30th dny of September, m'"' ARTHUR B. TA IT, Executor of the Estnte of John Tnlt, Deceased. HARRIS. SMITH BRYRON, Attornevs for Executor, No.35ftl-Fri-dy-o2S NOTICE OF SALE OF T.ANPS BID IN BY LANE COUNTY FOR TAXES The County Court of Lnno County, Oregon, having on the 17th dny of August, A. D 1032, mnde nn order, ordering nnd directing the Sheriff of Lnne County. Oregon, to sell ss by law authorized nt public miction to the best and highest bidder for rnsh. ell the lands heretofore deeded to Lane County on account of delinquent taxes for the year 1020; nnd bnving further ordered nnd directed Hint certain property described in said order shall be sold for n sum not less than the total of the originnl tnxes for which the delinquent ecrllficnte wns Issued, plus tho tnxes for the years following and up to nnd including the tnxes for the current year together with sll pen alties, Slid Interest due on the various taxes; which said order Is recorded In the County Commissioner's Jour, nnl. Volume 10 st page 531 thereof. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that I will on Satnrdny tho 22ml day of October A. D 1032, be tween the hours of ten o'clock In the1 forenoon and four o'clock in tho after noon of said day, namely st 10:311 o'clock In the forenoon nf said day at the southwest front door of the Coun-j ly Court Mouse in r.iineiip, .,.,. Counlv, Oregon, offer for sale anil sell to tho highest nnd best bidder for cash, subject to the conditions! fixed br order of the County Conrt, all the property to which Lane Coun ty has acquired title by virtue nf sale for taxes for the yesr set out In this H. L- BOWN, Sheriff of T.nne County. Oregon. No.3570-Frl.-dy-o21 CALL FOR WARRANTS Warrant No. 30 of School District No. 117, Issued March 25, 10.12. Bud nnvalile at the Bank of Commerce, Eugene, Ore., Is railed In. luterest to cease, Oct. 20, 1!kl2. MRS. F. A. TITUS. Clerk of School District 187. . . No.S5W-Weddj-o20