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Newspaper Page TextL.v? 8193 THE EUGENE REGISTER. OP ARP Page Kin fclENGE IN 1.83Z EPSPACEW1TH WOWLEDGE DEMAND By WATSON DAVIS Heaister-Guard) L i 1932 kept pace with the h"? "At; dent ud that it lead P5l:ui:l..iiir demand that it Pw, " .,.. knowledge of the ,.t.r nractlcal P,d,e which men may apply and Plewr and el""1- 14 cime t0 De' uiBS the """r.r. v.r while it M r" .... i. .mi. forces. .nlts like discovery of the fcbable cause of t00"1 mf7' to, and yellow fever vaccine., new bus "'. .ml -nes- application of the gyro- Lie .t.bilizer to a huge new ocean lv ..a w dscoveries of mans r.r,..., nn earth were achieved. hreater. potentially at least, than t of the completed accomplishments I , .1.. Mem of the atom, its dis- r -a rr-orO, inn BLCUB i" " Iftrstion bdu no - - I first time, the atom was broken. L hv two voung physicists. Drs. J. rroft and E. T. S. "Walton at then by Drs. Friti Langi Arno Hrasn, - tu,.. disintegrated before through Uure to the action of cosmic rays I .u. cinerimcnts "artificially P """" . '. L I... .!.. i, nshpd tnera Dy douiubiuiuk kh an electric current, m iiu L An atom being apparently a par Pi nf matter highly charged with Ltricity. electrical energy was re- L.d on the spurting oi me t...Hihment of this fact is be- tve'd to make certain that if atoms be disintegrated on a lie great sources oi energy wm u leased. No one knows now mucn; L,. ,ht not enough to be worth any Bng; some say enough to destroy the rid. That is way mesa Miwumviiia (re epocaai. Further, in the course of splitting jmn atoms, helium gas resulted, kding men to return to me oio ureaiu -.-a " . . .11 a transmntation oi meiais. o.m mo ,r rinsed, a German physicist and lemist was working in Berlin under nernment eyes in an attempt to tnsmute masses of mica slate into lid, partly by chemical, partly ny tne lyrical atomic method suggested Ime. It was this bringing of man Id to the brink of what may be an loch thnt made 1932 a marked year. Plccard Ana Beetle Closely allied to these experiments fcre those of Prof. James Chadwick Cambridge, who demonstrated the mtron as an uncharged particle link- k? or combinim: the positive and ncg- Eve parts of the atom, and the in- tication of :e cosmic raya under iken by Drs. Arthur H. Compton and A. Milliknn. There is always isibility that some practical use may made of these "electrically charged srants of space shooting earthward t'tn remote distances once their na re is more fully underatood. Neirly 11 miles up into the rarefied fcper air known as the atratosphere, new record, soared Fror. Auguste lceard, seeking new data on those me mysterious cosmic raya and on :nio5pheric conditions. And a little iter, naturalist Dr. William Beehe nk into depths of the sea (2200 let) never before known to man ex nt throuuh the lead line. From the nndotrs of his bathysphere he made piuable observations on strange light- 'oducicg marine lite hitherto un- More 'Immediately practical, ,' of nirse, were certain splendid steps ken in medical science. Thanks to reventive medicine and health serv- s. the nation emerged from the rd year of economic stress health- r than ever before. Scientists at the litional Institute of Health developed new vaccine to give protection rimst typhus fever, A research team of the Rockefeller ur.datiou's International Heolth ard developed another vaccine that ves human protection asainst yellow 'er, the scnurre that medicine had f'tioiisly brnucht under control by its mopmnto carriers, hut oith had remained often fatal to in induals. Vitamins For Teeth A new pnin-relieving drug, dibvdro- porphinono hydrochloride, came into h in lfC2, fire times aa notent as Trhine, but not hnbit-forming, and aew local anesthetic, riiotlutne. he rd better and more lasting than rine or novooune, waa demonstra iinss by Dr. E. V. McCollum of e JohnS Unnkins iinii.rilv nmt Tr y iiordon Asnen of West China men university that vitamin D. phos t to prevent tooth decay may re in K'tter teeth for erowinu chil- ' itnrain D is the one found in H-nver oil, used to combnt rickets f 1 n?w lintllml KionrCAi nf thlo vtfn 0 ts well a from .,. .-.iffpi-l nrftl r 9 or rr.t, .Btmo nAati.i "loped. " i ne .,!,. i .t :.. . r 1 r- lrvn Lan-muir. Heneril Wc. lr.!Mrrh clemlvt. In recogniti T " import.-.nt contrilnitinns to n "'M.i-.f tie (undament.ils of chem ? ' tee,.Sniicd the system ol T'tfr.Al refean-h that it,m r,,na. nul proMens in pure science rather K'M t"-hnical problems of in ... v:- year for the astrono ' A new record waa set for lh( BNT f con!P JisT,, tWO ' a!t-r-., t-ery near the earth "r "d the Tleinmoth object) were "f cn'"'e the bi; celestial w ID. n;,l Hi.s. of the su 'u -.1. Not until the yetr 201 tni,y Amri-jin see a sols lv. 'n?. sir"nmers i (. .,.tiaH-i i.-onj mi pari i" .ew l . -.1 ,. : ' -m-I lor the first time a .-r Mtlt.jetorilr nhnornh., ;p Mne flrmj -ab-,ve the weath Vt.terdjy and Tomorrow : n ' international polar year t f . B during It scien ,1 , . """' nations will con 1 e-kr "-lt?rt. weather, maanetic. "'tl'n in the Artie n,l winter for the first time, and Impor tant scientific data are expected. ot only into the future, but Into the past, science peered. The great est finds in Mayr.n and early Mexican culture for years were reported. A Mexican government expedition it Monte Alban, near Oxaca, revealed a treasure tomb and burials amid gold. jade, turquoise and other precious oh Jecta. A new liaya city, called Calak- mul, rast, and containing more sculp tured monuments than any other May au city, was explored by the Carnegie Institute of n ashington. Further evidences of early man in America continued to accumulate. Most complete was a discovery by road builders in Minnesota. Dr. Al bert Jones of the University of Minne sota found that a skeleton they un earthed was that of a 17-yenr-old girl whose bonea were preserved In Ice Age deposit-. Evidences of ancient American man were fonnd also in Nebraska and New Mexico. Archeologists continued to probe the ancient civilizations of the Old World. Rutsian scientists found the Greek city "Old Chersonesus." lost for 2000 years beneath the Black Sea. Snbsprlntlnn Tta4a By Carrier, yearly In advance....$5.00 By. Carrier, monthly ... .60 By Matt in Oresron. yearly 4.00 By Mull In Oregon, 6 months. 2.00 By Mall in Oregon, a months 1.00 By Mall In Oregon. 1 month .50 Outside of state, monthly ,, .so Outside of state, yearly 6.00 Subscribers chanelne address should give both old and new ad ress. Entered at Postofficj (n Euccne. Ore, as Second Class Mall Matter. member of the Associated Press. The Associated Prss Is exclusively enunea to me use ior puDiicai.on of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also all the local news puonsnea nerein. All rights or pub lication of special dispatches here in are also reserved. The Eugene Register-Guard is a member o the Auau uureau or circulations. l no rteffisier-uuarn asmim nn financial responsibility for errors wmcr may appear jn advertise ments DUbHlthAd fn Its rnlnmh. but in cases whera th mnr 1 at mim wui reprint mat pari or an ouvBruaemeni jn WlllCh in tyOO' graphical mistake occurs. Want Ad Rates fEffeetlvA Mnv 1 10 SOX Single Insertion, per line.. iilie Two Insertions, pjr io Three Insertions., per line.l9c cvon insertions, per line .Mi3c One Month, per line . ......1,72 Minimum nhfi.ri7.v9 km ISO aa tALewn fnr la.. tV... uu-B. rive average words counted m a line. Funeral Directors 20 BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL rnone aa 1152 Olive St VEATCEF FTINEBAI. nmin Phons 112 Pearl St. at Tenth POOLE.GRAY-BAnTnnr.ntFn7 Ph. Eugene 723 or Sor. 82-J Florists 30 RAUP'S FOR BETTER FLOWERS Cards of Thanks 140 WE WISH to thank our kind notch uum ana menus ior tdeir sympatny and help In our recent bereavement. A. (.:. .McLlane, C. E. McCInne. M. P. McClane and Famllr v May Robnett and Som. John .McClane and Family. Lost and Found 150 LOST In lobby tl. 8. Nafl Bank, aat. lorenoon, ?10 Dill. Finder re turn to buzanne StickMs and coivo reward. Phone 1453-R. LOST Boston bull tmo. Tall 142 W. inn. Alter Sunday, loar Lbarnel- ton. LOST Black hnndbae. name Rot E Smith on tag. Return to Reg.-Gnard REWARD for recovery of dark prey lemaie rersian Angora, i'h. ;;vi4- LOST Red Irish setter, pup. .Mill, W. E. JlcCracken. 1S2S LOST 2-year-old Irish setter, ward. Phone 18S5. Re Transportation 160 DA1LT STAGE TO PORTLAND H.M. To FRISCO. Mon.. Wed ond Friday, $S.0O. RECLINING CHAIRS. HOTEL HOFFMAN PHON'E 1095. $1.25 TO PORTLAND, 0 a. m. DOLLAR STAGES, INC. Depot, 49 E. Broadway. . Phone 800 Real Estate for Sale 200 WELL LOCATED COUNTRY HOME 3 acres, 6-rro. house M200. terms frm for cash). BEAl TIFULLT SITUATED 3 acres, FINE land, 4-rm. house, larire poul try house. FINE shade. Charm inar view of city, valley and snow canned nenks. $12110. terms. GOOD 20 acres, 0-rm. house, FINE road. SltiOO. terms. A-l FARM. 20H seres; all 1st snd 2nd bottom. 4.00. loni time lo JH00. Like 10 to 15 acres for prillitv. SAM iirGIT REALTY COMPANY 1020 Willamette Tbone 64 FOR SALE BY OWNER Improved 4 acres sll first River Hottom Small House, lsree nam snd othe outbuildings; orchard and small fruit. Cow. pic. snd chickens. All .for $115". Small cash payment. Bal ance terms to suit buyer. This is a real barssln. No trades. BOX 21, Lowell, Ore. FOR RALE OLD house, good lot. at 14S2 Vil la rd. Mske us sn offer. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE Sll Willamette Tbone 311 FOR PALI: Nice modern home; 2 acres on highway. Rt ml. No. Also smsll acreage fern one acre up. D. C. Howard, Phons 15-F-21 or M3. 40 A. pretty location, Bailey Hill diet. 1"0 fruit trees. I walnuts. 040 fil berts, small Irnita. Out 6 miles. Terms. E. G. Cleverdon, M. R. 3. 20-ACRE farm with good improve ments. crop, some stock and equip ment $22.'0; on terms. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE: Acresge: Farms r.WISiiNK CO.. 02 W. IWwy. Ph. 942 . -.Ml k.n.ll. gtonn eauity. $tW0 mortg.ge. 837 PearL Seal EsUte for Sale 200 McCUTXT IlEALTT CO. 89 W. Broadway Those 1ST SUBURBAN ACREAGE 2Vk acres, located only short dis tance out of Eugene in well built-up district. All in cult. Family or chard. Nice little buildings. Just the place for ft nice home. THINK, It can be sold for $1500.00 and $200 will handle. POULTRY PROPOSITION 5 acres, all in cultivation but half acres which is in shade trees around the buildings. Only short distance out; 4-rra. house, barn, woodshed, etc. Nice little family orchard started. Price $1200.00. reasonable terms; Trill consider trade for half. Mckenzie highway trade 4 acres, 6-rm. plastered house, barn, poultry house, about 3 acres in cum rut ton, wonueriiu garden spot. Will consider Eugene resi dence as part payment. This pi nee could be nad at a very reasonable price. RIVER BOTTOM PLACE 40 acres, about half in cultivation and crop. Good family orchard and S acres commercial cherries. Fair 6rm. house with hot and cold wa ter and bath; barn for 12 to IS bead stock, new poultry house and other outbuildings. Spring water piped to bldgs. This is being of fered for a quick sale for lesa than $3,000. SEE TO APPRECIATE SO WEST 17TH Open for You 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. TODAY SUNDAY Monthly Payments as Inw as $25 Including Interest Improved Street Asscssmenta Paid -The Interior is completely redeco rated; artistically, -too, you'll agree! Five beautiful bedrooms with nn ususlly large closets. The hardwood floors are being sanded and finish ed to make them perfect. Yes, every nook and corner is being plac ed in brand new order. Tbs entire exterior is being painted with (Juality Lead and Oil I'amt. Its a nome ideal for the buyer who appreciates location, sturdy con struction, large rooms and plenty of tnem. DON'T JUST READ AND FORGET COME ON OVER SUNDAY Get my list of Opportunity Buys WEST FRATER Rsnresentine C J. Rvanl Eugene Hotel Phone 2000 PARSONS REALTY COMPANY 62 W. Broadway MELTON, Oregon, residence for En- cene Nice U-room house, also o room house. 1 acres land, both bouses in good condition; flowers, shrubs, walnuts, cherries, peaches, grapes, berries, chicken house, barn, garage, workshop. A renl little farm, plenty of employment in nackine houses, clear of encumber- ance. Will exchange for Eugene . residence or suburban acreage. $005.00 WILL BUY nice little east sine grocery uuuig nice uupumas, reasonable rent. Ownei leaving the city. 60 W. 10th REALTORS Ph. 7 FARM AND HOME COMPANY Real Estate to Trade 250 FOR EXCHANGE Mod. R-rm house. 3 acres, irrigated orchard, best of soi . 2 ml. from Walla wal In, Wash., for small farm on coast. Write Geo. liclleau, lit. tvaiia Walla, Wash. TRADE 10 A. irrignted nesr Granta Pass, Clear, for Benton Co. farm. Will assume some.,, II. rabrman, Grants Pass, Rt. 3. TRADE 100 acre farm. Want clear residence, Eugene or Salem. Box 227, Eugene. EXCHANG'S all parts U.S. & Canada PAYNE & KADKK 1st watL uan Business Opportunities 300 FOR SALE OR LEASE 514 E. 13th St. Best established location in Eu gene for grocery and Meat Market. For particulars, E. E. Hiltibrand, 158 E. 14th St HAVING other business which de- tnands my attention. I will sell my Cigar store and lunch counter at a sacrifice. See owner 724 Willamette COUNTRY RTORE, 3 living rooms, one storeroom, for sale or rent. Mrs. O. B. Ingram. Junction City. For Sale or Rent 310 ATTRACTIVE bunes ow. 6 rms., Willamette Hts.. Spr., wonderful view. Shrubs, gardens, living rm "X ft. Innc. Stationary tubs. fire. place, adjacent lot vacant. Chicken House ana raooitry. ri, iou-j, Eugene. Wanted to Trade 330 TRADE 1027 good Buick Master Se. dsn (1st owner) for sound young team and goon nsrness. . u. jm ler, Rt. No. 1. Creswell. Ore. SELL OR TRADE 1 Buffet. 6-bur per gas rnnge. good one. Trade for snvtlung I can use. v. u. Jlorgso, B4 ) St.. Springfield. GANG PLOW, like new. for fsmily cow. Phone 13-F-12. good TRADE New large else wood circu lator for wood. tJH Oak. 1927 NASH COUPE Will trade for hsy or grain, rnone ;i.- tlTAVY farm wngon for work horse. Phone i:i-r-l.. Fuel for Sale 340 KKKP AN ALL-NIGHT fire wit ABERDEEN CO A L or GASCO BRtytT.TS TWIN OAKS LUMBER CO. B9 High St. Phone 7t-2 or 412. DRY WOOD OAK ASH FIR Full enrd guaranteed In anv lencth. Frank W. McCiilloch Ph. ,VsM-W. If no answer, call evenings. 16-IN. OLD GROWTH dry slab. $4. WALTERS-BUSHOING. Ph. 500. DRY old growth, under shed, knots snd second growth. Ph. 24-F-22. Flit Wood from $2.50 per cd. lull measure, l'h. Spr. 16. DRY Fir and Oak. Phone 506-W. Fuel for Sale 340 BUY YOUR -FUEL Wood, coal, hog fuel, oil and Sawdust at tbs MaNERCD-HCNTINGTON FUEL CO. 997 Oak Phone 951 DRY WOOD OF ALL KINDS CHAMBERLAIN" BROS. PH. 8104 Livestock, Poultry 350 FOR BALE OS TRADE ONE S-year old Jerary cow, good one: fresh January 10. ...$40 ONE 2-year-old Jersey heifer, milking now; only $25 One 2-year old Durham heifer, will be fresh in Februsry; if taken at ones $25 ONE 3-year-old Jersey cow, 3 teata milking; now $25 ONE brown 7-rr.-old saddle mare. well trained $30 ONE bay stnndard bred filly, sire. Silver Gale, trotter $10 ONE Masters 54U-egg Incubator, oil burner $25 BATTERY Radio, with batteries $11 NOW! WHAT, have you for sals or trade? L'SED CAR LOT East 7th Bt. Next to Armory FOR SALE or Trade, 3-yr.-old dark jersey cow, niiiKing. iresu m reu. Take part wood or chickens. J. L. Frederioka. Crow Stage, 2 blks. So. S. P. Shops. FOR TRADE His Guernsey cow to freshen rcb. 1 fnr yearling, hens or drapr saw. Vauchn preferred. Wm. Schluckedier, Ehnira. WANTED Young horse, wt. about 1100. Must be welt broken. Fred Hurscll, Junction City, Rt. 2, l'h 26-F-3. MAMMOTH Bronze Turkeys, broad breasted type. Breeding toms and hens. Jde Kupetx. U06ben. l'h. En gene 23-F-5. JERSEY COW to exchange for alfal fa, clover or vetch bay. Jamea Hayes, 26S5 Columbia St. STANDARD Bronte breeder Toms. April hatch. Some Spots. Box 11, Noti, Ore. CUSTOM hatching, cash or trade for wood, etc. c. K. Pfeltrer, Kte. a. FOR SALE Weanling plga. Bud Mc pherson, fh. springliaia Zi-t-i. ONE FRESH MTLK COW Phone Springfield 1114. For Sale Farm Products 360 PLANT BUDDED FILBERT Trees Superior root systems, fewer losses and less sprouts to contend with. We offer the large, heavy bearing Brixnuts, also an improved atrain of Barcelona which produces better crops and larger nuts than ordinary. Peach and pear trees at $15 to $20 per 100. Berry bearing Holly trees, all sises. WOOD RUFF'S CASH NURSERY, aalea yard. Tenth and Charnelton Sts. Phone 30-F-2. WE now have some very desirable contracts avaname tor Auatrian Peaa and Hairy Vetch for the 1933 crop. Call or addresa Roy E. Ken nedy & Sons, Junction City, Ore. FILBERT Trees from selected stock grown on high ground without irri gation. All have 3-yr. roota. Will grow anywhere. 25c-35c. Ph. 416. APPLES The Diamond "M' orch ard. Goshen. Ore. Phone bpring field 25-F-2L ALFALFA, 1st and 2nd cutting. Jesse Soverns, Klverview. Phone 14-F-21, Junction City, Ore. HANNCHEN BARLEY and grey oats. Phone 29-F-2. a. Jamleson, Santa. Clara. APPLES 25c np. Bring containers. Frank Moody, city view urcnarn. FOR SALE Hay (some baled) and straw. Also wood. Phone 13-F-14. GOOD Vetch and oata hay: ton or carload. 'T. B. Vaughn, Alvadore. WURL1TZER PIANO for sale or trade. Violin Shop, SO W. 7th. CLOVER hay; Hannchen white oats. Ira Calef. barley. FOR BALE Alfalfa 420-W. bay. Phone Automobiles for Sale 400 STOP! STOP! JANUARY CLARANCE SALE MORE BARGAINS 1929 HUDSON sedan, owned snd driven by a enreful driver. 1027 STl'DEBAKER Sedan. 1927 BUICK Coupe. 1927 WHIPPET COUPE. 4-cylioder Will FORD ROADSTER Two 1925 FORD coupes; good ones. 1028 CHKVKOLET Truck. 11154 OAKLAND Tonrine In coos condition at only $45 RUICK Touring, alass en closure $39.50 ONE 4-wheel trailer, would be a dandy on the farm. LIVESTOCK ACCEPTD In TRADE USED CAR LOT Eas: 7th St. Next to Armory Used Cars Bought and Sold A FEW REAL BARGAINS 1031 Buick Sdan $725 1 '.:: I Buick Snort Coilne S,VH. 1931 Tvne Chrvsler Knt- Conns $1'5 liCS Ford Sedan 1 1 50 l'.lJT Oakland Sedai 102.1 Stiidehsker Roadster $4.1 1026 Ford Touring $30 SCHERER MOTOR CO. 8th and Pearl Open Evenings 1032 CHEVROLET Da Uixe coupe. 6 wheels, new rubber, wind wings, trunk, snd oils of other extrss. li censed, perfect condition mecbsni csllv. Mint be sold at once. Go ing st $445. SI'URlXlCKS UP ED CAR LOT fV Olive Phone 636 IF VOI R CAR needs pslnting take advantage of tbsse ep'isl price.. 2-tone auto paint Job. $7.5i. $12 50 snd $15. All work guaranteed. 709 West Broadwsy. CARS FOR HIKE AT TAYLORS GARAGE K57 Pearl Phone 2 IS,', SCHKRER'8 BARGAIN8 7th and Olive sth and Pearl HATHAWAY8 USED CAK LOT GOOD USED CARS 10311 FORD COACH. Evrellent con, dltion. Reasonable. 740 High. rOD QUI' C...1, In mnA fnnll. 1 Uon, $50 cash. Phone 712-W. Automobiles for Sale 400 FOR BETTER USED CARS at RIGHT PRICES Call at our I-ot TIIE BROWN MOTOR CO. HUDSON-ESSEX STl'DEBAKER CARS and TRUCKS Cor. Broadway and PearL Phone 17S7 1030 FORD De Luxe coach, fine con dition in every way. You will have to see this to appreciate its con dition, licensed $265 SPURLOCK'S USED CAR LOT 961 Olive Phone 036 Miscellaneous for Sale 500 SPECIAL SALE AIRLINE RADIOS! 5-Tube Msntel Short and Long Wave Set; regular $27.50; Special. $10.05 S-Tube Superheterodyne, twin sneak ers. Pentode Tubes. Console Model. Regular $59.95; Special $34.50 USED RADIOS 1 2-volt Battery Radio. Table Model $24.50 1 S-Tnbe Console Radio. Sold for $09.50. Now $29.95 1 S-Tube Super Radio, Sold for $79.50; now $39.95 MONTGOMERY WARP CO.'S Radio Dept. Basement 10 TO 50 c, REDUCTIONS PRE-INVENTORY SALE! All wool blankets part wool blankets cliilds rockers bed lamps lamp shades fire set just half price at Cullalian s. 35-piecc dinner set only $2.49. Used Phiico Radio. Baby buggies pre-inventory price. I ry ( allnhan s where prices are in plain figures no by-blddera no lime wasted. CALLAHAN'S ON WEST 7TH In Elks Building 10 TO 60 REDUCTION Beds, springs and Sealy and other mattresses. $4.85 up. Sewing ma chines SS.OO. Phonog. records, 3 for jlic. lew and used ranees. CALLAHAN S PRE-INVENTORY SALE 62 West 7tb. Incubator Popcorn Machine S-Ft. Showcase .. Ice Box ..$12.0 ..$25.00 ..$15.00 ...K.00 Heater. . $7.50 Try our Trading Post before you Buy, hu or iraoe. "DINTY" MOORE'S Cycle. Toy & Consignment 8tore, Inc. lu-iL's w. eta rnone auu 1 DAY BED. rood aa new. complete. $9.95 1 8-piece enameled bedroom ulte f $19.95 S Axrainster Rugs, 0x12, tlO each. 1 Green and tan enameled range $29.95 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Furniture Dept. Third Floor DANDY little house 5V4xll ft., vvell built, waterproot, oti a trailer, line for playhouse or mountain canin, fw. write 1.111 uegister-uuara. NEW Grand Pianos; made by Bald win. mfcCU HB lW B. (IUUiJu.I piano in exchange. R. IV. Wilson MUSIC BOX, 68 W. Broadway A FEW linoleum ruga and stoves will trnda for nody tir. EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE Cor. Sth and Charnelton. Ph. 2300 ELECTRIC RANGE $39.50. CAL LAHAN'S will pay cash for used wood rangea or cook atoves. Phone 33. 62 West 7th. USED PIANOS $49; guaranteed. Expert Tuning. $3. Phone 1630-W 8. E. RCOVILLE, 1223 Emerald KRANFCH and BACH Piano, good condition. Very low price, 'lerms, Ph. 2474-J. ROUARE PLATE dinner set 25 reduction at CALLAHAN'S, West 7th. BEST stove repairing in town, Cor. 6th and Charnelton. fn. z-wu. For Rent 600 OFFICE ROOMS GOOD LOCATION REASONABLE RENT PHONE 1200 Rooms for Rent 610 FOR RENT Sleeping roomaj pi vate entrance, beat and garage, Phone 1022-J. rLEASANT, aunny room, with heat. Reasonable. 873 W. 11th. Phone 1213-M. FURNISHED room, first floor, for girls. 951 Patteraon. Phone 4W-J, PLEASANT room, private lavatory, Very reasonable. o42 liin. STEAM Heated Uonme M.'.7 PearL PIANO for rent 1240 Mill. Ph. 1358 Apartments for Rent 620 FOR RENT Attractive 3-room apt. modern, hented, fully furnished Thone 64. JUST FOR TWO, nicely furnished 3-rm. Apt. Phone 1208-M. 432 W. tun. ELCONEL APTS. 9.11 Alder. Pb, KinO-W. 8 rms. turn., kitchenette, pri. bath. VIRGINIA AITS. Furn. 1 vacancy, Steam heat, pri. batb. Adults. Pb. 27&6-M. 2-ROOM furn. apsrtment. ground floor, light, water; $1,".,50. 1192 High. VACANCIES In Cory apts., neatly furn.: wood, water, garage. 258 W. 51 b. WILDER AITS. Modern furnished Apts. New low rentsls, 259 E. Kith ALDER-COUHT 1342 Alder, Apartment available January first FURS'. APTS. 7 and f 10. In nrlvnt home. 165 Fairmount. l'h. 14'MW MOD. FURN. Apt. Gr. floor. HEAT. Near U. of O. Adults. Ph. 27VI-M 4 AND 5-ROOM nicely furn. Apt. Adulta. Ph. 1208-M. 43? W. cth MODERN S rm. snd bath furn. Apt. ADULTS ONLY. 441 K. lift a. NICELY cheiiv. furn. spts., overstuffed Inn. ii.l Washington. FOUR OR FIVE-ROOM furnished apartment. Phone 1030. ROOM8 and Ants., from $8 up. Close in. I no. i.i w. ntn eu 5 ROOM nbely furnished fist. Phone 2..20-.I. ' rUKN. APT, (8 up. 272 E. 7. Ph. 911 Apartments for Rent 620 TWO very attractive B-roora Apart ments tniiy modern: furnished; rent $20 and $25. Close in. HAWKINS ROBERTS &S W. Broadway FOR RENT V, duplex apartment vu nun race, o rooms, nreasiaai al cove, and bath, bardwood floors, fireplace and furnace: furn. Adults only. $30. Phone 12S0-W. LOTT COURT APARTMENTS 751 E. 14. 3-rm. turn- heated apart ments. Rent reduced to $1S and $25 ORBURN APTS. Furnished or unfurnished. All mod ern conveniences. Phone S91. ROOM furn. apt., furnace heat, at Ph. 58-F-5. Inq. 1455 Ferry, $15. 1461 Ferry. BUCKINGHAM API'S S23 Pearl. Houses for Rent 630 8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE 93S Jefferson. Good place to rent rooms. Reasonable rent. We have aeveral other houses to rent. CASUMAN REALTY CO. S41 Willamette Phone 311 RM. Cottage, mod., elec. range, fire pi bw. floora. gar., bus line, furn. or not. reduced vent. 1130 W. 6. -RM. honse. modern conveniences. Laundry trays aud garage. Near university. 632 E. 15th. Ph. 126U-W FOR RENT Mod. unfurnished 6- room house, 2137 Alder. Phone S34S-W. i-RM. Bung., Univ. diet.: basement, furnace, garage. Inq. 737 E. 17tu. MODERN U-room bouse, Close-in. Partly furn. or unfuru. 1412 Pearl. -RM. furn. house, light, clean, on hue una, ifs. i'n. hi in. hub E. s-itn. MODERN 7-room bouse. Frigidalre, furnace, fireplace. 606 Lincoln St. 3-RM. modern house. Partly furn. Garage. El-Kay Drive. Ph. 45-F-12 CLEAN, modern 7-rm. house. Close' in. Furnace, Garage. Pb. 1286-J. NICELY furn. bouses, 5 rms., over stuffed; cheap. 7iS ashington, CLEAN, modern 7-rm. house. Close- in. Furnsce. Garage. Fh. 128H-J. WEST SIDE furnished bungalow, $12. Owner, 93 No. Polk St. FURNISHED house near Univ close in. Inq. 1105 Pearl. JUST FOR 2 Nicely fnrn. honse. 12US-31. 432 w. uth. FOR. RENT House. 1 bile from blgb school. Phone lusu. Farms for Rent 640 1A ACRES ml. of Santa Clara; tine soil, good 8-rm. house, garage, woodbouse, cow shed, chicken house (holds 800), electric lights; rent $12.50. C. W. BUCKLEY Miner Bldg. Phone 360 Board and Room 650 ROOM and BOARD. INQ. HAL'S LUNCH, Miner Bldg. FINE housekeeping room, close in, null Olive. Wanted to Buy 700 WE PAY the most money for furnl ture, stovea or household goods of any kind. EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE Cor. 8tb and Charnelton Phone 2390 Wanted to Re it 710 WANTED Partly furnished house, preieramy near university. Must have 3 bedrooms. Adulta only, write itcg.-uuard. Help Wanted 720 RESIDENT R E P R E SENTATIVE for Davia fine custom - tailored clothes. Insurance policy to each customer covers year's wear and accidental damage. Six other ex elusive selling featurea. Low nrices. increaaed commissions. Sure money maker. We furnish everything. Experience not necessary. Write P. II. Davis Tailoring Co., Dept. I'incinnnri, utuo. TEA AND COFFEE ROUTE MEN Rig reliable national company needs 8 more men immediately. Previous experience unnecessary hnt must be physically Bble and willing to service -'iiu steady consumers on regular route and work 8 hours dH.v for about $17.50 weekly. Write Albert .Mills. RI. .Mgr., 2223 Mon mouth. Cincinnati, Ohio. U. S. GOVERNMENT JOBS Start 5105 to ?li. month. Men, women, 18-50. hxpenenee usually nnneces enry. Full particulars with 1lt of future steady positions FHElv Write Immediately. Franklin Insll lute. Dept. :i7S K, Rochester, N. Y PART time worker, man or woman to handle small organization of hoys, Must have car. Box 1,11!) Register Guard. WANTE1 Girl employed mornings to no housework for room board. Ph. 803-J. Salesmen Wanted 725 SALESLADIES WANTED Lnca I msniifiictured product. Csn easily earn $3.00 In 6 hours; experience not necessary. Permanent. 1221 West Blh. SALESMEN, exn. unnecessary. work with crew mgr. 610 Wll lamette. Situations Wanted 730 PAINTING For house painters and paper bangers, call Preston snd Hales, 857 Willsmette. Phone 661 EXP. WOMAN wsnts housework rnore for home than big wsgei write 1322 Register-Guard. WANTED Office work, caring for chilirren. or housework, l.i-to lleg ister-iniard. SEWING BY TIIE DAY PHONE 1112-W. WANT WORK on farm. Experienced milker. Write 1325 Register-Guard. BARKER repairs Musical Instru ments; Sewing Mschlnes; 650 Will. WANT stenographic work afternoons. Experienced. Phone 63 mornings. CATERING or dsy. Vi serving, honsewk., nr.. ulet Adams. 622 .1. Labor For Necessities 740 WILL work on fsnn for board snd room op work in town for furn. room. Jsmes W. Williams, care Tom Sailer, Rt. 1, Eugene. Labor For Necessities 740 THE Intent of this column Is solely for the relief of the unemployed. Please help ua maintain the spirit that prompted its advent. THE exchange must Involve a nec essary commodity such aa food, cloth ing or shelter, for labor. THE Register-Guard reserves the right to refuse any ad not In keeping with the purpose of this column. Violations of the above rule should be reported Immedistety. HOUSEWORK, sewing, msklng over of clothes, care of children after noona and evenings, exchange for dental work, groeeriea or merchan dise. Call afternoons or evenings. Phone 2591 -W. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER will exchange labor for any kind of foods, vegetables, potatoes or wood. Apply 357 Esst Sth street; house at rear of site. WANTED Work aa waitress, cook. housekeeper or clerk. In exchange for wood or groceries for children. Alice Burton. 1211 High. WANT WORK of any kind In ex- change for sboes. Experienced in farming and meat market. Write 1324 Register-Guard. WANTED to exchsnge csrpenter wnL- fir a, . L-inrl tif a w,, Ia .nnlv on house rent or a few laylngbcns or groceries of any. kind. write 1320 Reg.-Guard. AUTO MECHANIC, cement worker. plasterer, any kind ot work for gas, groceries, shoes, wood, feed, den ts', work, furniture, etc. Box lul3, Register-Guard. HANDY man will do any kind of work in exebanze for merchandise, wood, lumber, feed or anything a family can use. V. M. Gasklll, Kte. 2, tu gene, Ore. CAN DO anything In cement line. Ilava i own tools. 1 rude for icro- ceries. meat. etc. 646 E. 16th. Can give any number of references. EUGENE HIGH school girl wanta work for room and board. Exper ienced office girl, care of children. Ph. S59-W. mornings. WIDOW with 3 kiddies will do damp washing for anything useful, bed ding, dishea or old clothing; please. 1321 W. 2nd St. RESPONSIBLE careful middle-aged couple with two adult sons would like to work fnr rent. Write 1318 Register-Guard. EXPERIENCED tutor, college grad uate will do anything In exchange for rent, food or clothing. Write 1315 Register-Guard. LATHING, shingling or work of ny kind In exchange tor anything fsmily can use. Roy Foster, 155 West 10th. UNIVERSITY boy wants any kind of work lor room, near university, ex perienced carpenter. Call Pat at 1828-W. WILL exchange brick work, concrete work or plastering tor nay and po tatoes. Write C. II. Mahany, Trent, Oregon. CHIMNEY CLEANING and Furnace work in exchango for Furniture. Stoves, anything I can nse. Ph. 020 WILL EXCHANGE work for hay, grain or anything. I can use. Clar ence Fairbanks. Gen. Del., Eugene. EXCHANGE work of any kind-for groceries, or other necessities, itoy Mangh, Fischer Camp, Marcola, Or. SEWING, ironing or housework In exchange for high school hooka. Mrs. Roy Foster. 155 W. 15th. WILL EXCHANGE work for car rots, parsnips, mesta and other fooda. Write 1207 Reg.-Guard. WOMAN wants housekeeping in coun try, near action!, tor board for aelf and 15-yr.-old boy. rhone 269. PAINTING, furniture repairing and refluishlng, or labor. For wood or groceries. Phone 2077-J -2. FLOOR SANDING for groceries. wood or dental work. J. L. Mitchell, Ph. 8244-W. WANT to work for hay. grain, meat or potatoes 11. R. Ilodson, Sagi naw, Ore. GIRL wanted to help anme with housework for room and board. Ph. 2679-W. EXCHANGE sewing for chickens. meat, groceries or produce. Phone 2S&7-W. EXCTIANGF; Work repairing stovea for wood, A. Grammond, 135 Law rence. . WILL WORK for hay. potatoes, groeeriea. Etc. N. L. Alford, Cres well. WILL DO TYPING for groceries or wood. Write 1327 Register-Guard. MANUAL LAROR for exchange fnr meals or groceries. 760 Willamette. EXCHANGE sign painting fnr vege lablea or fruit. 1114 Charnelton. WILL 1)0 any kind of work for any thing tiaefnl. 1331 Reg.-Guard. Necessities For Labor 745 WILL GIVE 2 sncks of potatoes for every 3 cords 4 ft. second growth wood cut. Fred I'opoff. Rt. 3, 0 ml. out Lorane highway. U ml. to left, gravel road. SOMEONE with truck to move house hold goods and lumber to Idaho in eTrlmnae for board and room f 2'i months or will exchange beef or mutton. Write 1326 Reg.-Guard. WOMEN'S Winter coat, size 16. in very gnod condition. Will exi-bsnge fnr house work. Write 1285 Reg- Ister-ittisrd. EXCHANGE dentsl work for wood or vegetables. Write 1323 Reg.- Gusrd. WILL give man hard and room In ex, chnngn for farm work. L. G. Por ter, Creswell. lit. 1. WOMAN'S Winter coat, site 16 to exrhsnse for work, clesning wood' work. Phone 2673-W. TRADE rent of 2-room cottsge on good rosd, 7 miles north of Eugene for work. Write 12WH Reg..Guard, IV I.i. give room snd board for anv- , one wishing work oo farm. 1332 lipgister-lninrd. HOUSEKEEPER to rare for home and child In exchange for keep, 102S Kerry. DARK SUIT In good condition, site Trade for wood cutting. 1257 into. Money to Loan 800 IRAN'S OF $10 TO $300 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY LICENSED BY STATE No. 8-1 U liUU Tiffany Bldg. Phone 8040 Money to Loan 800 FINANCIAL HELP GIVEN LOANS $10 to $300 Monoy loaned on baaia of need god responsibility. Libersl poliry considers Individunl problems ai.d circumstances. Clients fiimurisl portion improved. Apply fog details. 215 Bank of Commerce Bldg. Licensed by State Phone 605 CALKINS FINANCE COMPANY HAVING TROUBLE MAKING ENDS MEET? A BENEFICIAL loan will solve your problem quickly. You can arrange to repay a email amount mouthly. in accordance with your income. FRIENDLY. COURTEOUS SERVICE Thone, writo, or come in BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 209 TIFFANY BUILDING PHONE 8040 LICENSED BY STATE (No. 8-118)' ; LOANS UP TO $300 No Charges Other Than Lawful Interest on Unpaid Balances People who Investigate our loans Borrow From Ua TROMIT, COURTEOUS CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE CASCADE FINANCE COMPANY 21 First Nf! Bank Bg. Phone 784 STATE! LICENSE NO. 8-125 LOANS $10 TO $300 Furniture, automobiles and otbeif good security. SWAN MORTGAOP! CO. 9 East 7th Eugene, Ore. LICENSED BY STATE AUTOMOBILE LOANS IRA a GATES, INC. 957 Oak St. Phone 26T8 LICENSED BY STATE Miscellaneous 900 EPILEPTICS Gladly tell how mr daughter waa quickly relieved at home by new discovery without hsrmfnl drugs. Nothini to ' sell. Mrs. Burks, Arlington, Texas. ANY GIRL In trouble may comroun! cats with Ensign Lee of the Salve' tlon Army at the White Shield! Home, 465 Mayfair Avenue, Port land. BRAY BROTHERS Garbage hauls Inc. Phone 8107-W and 78-F-2. Professional Directories 910 Professional Directory .PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Names and Address Phones: Office and Residence DALE S ETHER Surgery Radium X-ray 41 Day. F. M, 600 Miner. .Ph. 22 EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLINIO uoctore Day or Night. Ph. 1800 Fox, I. fL, 7U9 Miner Phone 840 Ouldager. O. F., 731 Miner 1748 DRS. Gulllon. Stanard. Dyott.- Eye, ear, nose, throat. Phone IBS. Bcalefe, B. F., I. O. O. F. 70-J 70-M Wetherbee, J. R., Miner Bldg. 1601 f.ye. Knr, Nobs and Throat DENTISTS ..Names and Address Phones: Office and Residence Lee, W. B, Tiffany Bldg. 42-J-42-M Moxley, W. E., Tiffany 1872 1048-J Titus, H. W G28 Miner Bldg. 949 CHIROPRACTOR DR SCOFI ELD HEALTH FIRST 877 Willamette. Ph. 157J. or 8134.M ATTORNEYS ALLEN, 8. D.--877 Willamette, Ph.61 W1NTERMEIER, C. i 734 WW. Liana titles pronate epeciansta CERTIFIED PUB. ACCOUNTANT SPENCER IA COLLINS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DR. JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany. Business Directories 920 Business Directory COLLECTION AGENCY U M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col lectors. Phone 407. GLASS WORK If It's CLASH we have It EUGENE MIHUOlt ft GLASS CO. 03 Esst 7th Phone 721 GLASS OF ALL KINDS MIDGLEY PLANING MILL CO. Fourth and High Pbone 1059 8TORAGE CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY STOR AGE Firfeprouf Whse. Absolute security. Affiliatione in every city. Low Ins. rates. Gusrsnteed service. PACIFIC TRANS. & STORAGE CO. 6914 W. 6th Call 74 WELDING EUGENE FOUNDRY & MACII. CO. Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS PEHMANF.NTS $1.75 tin. Sll Will. BROWNIE BEAUTY SHOP. Pb. 4rtH BOB'S for PrrtMANENTS Phone K18 27 Esst Brosdwsy PERM. Wave, complete, $l.7rt 855 Oak CITY Slloi' Phone 841) MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS tt UPHOL 8TEH1NO 1122 Olive! Pbone 812,