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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD Papre Eleven UTTER MARKET STILL UNSETTLED em re trad, here and .long "paie"lPe No fur- ' -II disuse wa succostcd in paS -rade for either cube ."o doubt of the increas T i in flu l"11 territory. In ."!,, ,rv liberal increase in Port ". Ihurninc was reported win d Tll, have been reflcct- P1 ,hVr co..d gain recently. Ilnw , for i , . ,,.,,. i the ea ra , i ;no f.erA as com- ""hh the enme period a year Rhile bntterfat quotations here """ . ..r. not showing .ive "it reported at fir.t by ll"?o?' tzs continue under ware bore with no change in "values named by the Pacific Co- .More or less Unun - rted. Receipts coiuyiu..- y - Daily i ily cleanup 01 m! -here is reported by lending -i.i oh uime nreRSiirc millers it spring ducks is reported with tale around ITc lb. fcu'ost Prices es n the niarnci. iur .-u....i.j J meats are . i ... ... ............ receipts ot vcai uu.o - conMUerauu- on..."". Las basold as his organs; most men can l rigorous and neaiuiy Jiwaa wen an ai ll inej Will PUt muo i wreiuiwitw Dperiy. m iKur .iimftniiD Id Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It fs one the moat reliable preparations known medicine. It has boon widely prescribed 237 years, the best proof that it works, list on GOLD MEDAL. 35c & 75c GOLD MEDAL Uarlem OIL CAPSULES in Eminent physician escribed Tonic MS IS a young man Dr. R. V. Pierce & practiced medicine in Pennsyl- -,ia. His orescriDtions met with such at demand that he moved to Buf- o, w. Y. and put up m rcady-to-use ra his well-known tonic for the tod. Golden Medical Discovery. It ! digestion, acts as a tonic, and cn Ihes the blood clears away pimples Id annoying eruptions and tends to Irp the complexion fresh and clear. uf you want frM tn.dlral ailvlee writ to Pierce' Cllnie in Buffalo, N. Y. ine Sure Way to tad toughs and Colds Persistent coughs and colds lead to riotu trouble. ou can stop them now IthCreomulsion. an cm ul si tied creosote kt is pleasant to take, Creomulsion is a fw medical discovery with two-fold ao mn; it soothes and heals the inflamed rtnbranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known dmcs. creosote is recoir. ed by high medical authorities as one the greatest healing agencies for per pent coughs and colds and other forms ttiroat troubles. Creomulsion contains, iddition to ClTOSOlft. nthor hmllnir aIa. gnu which soothe and heal the infected ptnbranesand ton the irritation and in. imman'on, while the creosote goee on to r stomach, is sbsorbed Into the blood, Neb the seat of the trouble and checks k growth of the gems. worauisKm is guaranteed satisfactory l the treatment of persistent coughs and 'Ids. hrrmfliM );. 1 L: j . , "fliiiutj, jji)iiLuiii3 anu per forms of respiratory diwases. and f a cold, or flu. Money refunded if any or colli. M matter of how long stand. rt" evea atter taking-according u.m ash your druggist. i,Adv.) ile Sufferers P1 Voo Answer Thess Questions? t'o you Vnrtw trf r.,r.-.. . do not give quick and pcrma relief? cutting doc not remove the T"n know the cause of Tiles J there I, congestion of blood. ' inr n.vwel the Tcj, Parts nlnin.f .l...,.! abby, ' J"0 know that there is a b ' internal remedy for Itching ".. r K"lruding pir, iliscnver '"iMiin ...m h. .n H, "i'n n'i finnwn a I ..,... ..J, "'"'" 'pt'll'illl hnni-he, pile, hy re. "mi... it Mimulnte Mioii in rue. .Pr t'.u'k impure blood, heal 're IK ti the drives i and rf ""'-'leu paris, .P. i,"1' l"ve an almost ... ;,r rei-ftrd of success right cur. K why ,im. l r-nie,!;,., or wnrry ,t an when Tiffany-Havi, !, M ftnm"P'rf ,ry " ii wrii guarantee of monev- " 1! li-r-s .,, ,hcir 1ilp ..er bow ,:ui,s0rn the case? I' at 60 mi; hMiss Beth Anderson Tells How It-jt?!' " ' r oul vr months old mother said my face and handi broke Irir Ir'. l-i S,hc uscd Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in about I month I, ' trous,,e had vnih( i ... . i i . . - I "Iv - aru1 when ' scra,che1 it would bleed and be much worse. 'ti "," u,'n(t Cuticura Soan and Oinlment and fh.v aeemed to soothe her.tI ;r ar'd;,ft"ul,il,Konecileo' the Soap and two boxes of theOint-k- sv ''y bcilcd." (Signed) Miss Beth Anderson, Dell. Moo- 1.1332. ticur( change is shown for the day with lambs mostly lOC'ille lb. hue the report of a combination of crowera at Lubish to advauce the price of onions there has lieen re ceived here, buyers claim they are getting their requirements at fiOo and sacks. China coiitinues to purchase and the bulk of the business ia for that direction. Rather firm price is agnin reported for Columbia river smelt as a re sult of the agreement of gillnettera to operate only about half time and thereby stnrre the market, bales are being made up to $-.23 per 50 lb. box. Red Sox Beaten By Mapleton Girls' Team The Red Sox girl's team, mnde up of players from Eugene and Spring field, lost a bRrd tut to Mapleton Wednesday night by an IS to 15 count. The game was played at El- mirn. The Red Sox led until the last quar ter, when Mapleton started a rally which won the game. Benston was high point for the locals, with Math ews turning in a fine defensive game. The lineups: Red Sox (15) Mapleton (IS) Snodgrnss 2 F Darling 12- Renston 13 1 Ward t! Rhodes C , Johnson Ellis -.SC.... Hawley tierber (1 Beck Mathews . G Frnaier Substitutions: Hall for Mapleton. Dates Are Set For Coast Regattas BERKELEY. Cal., Jan. 13. U.R Dates for the two major Pacific Coast intercollegiate regattas this spring were announced today by W. W. Mon ahan, graduate manager of the Uni versity of California. The California-Washington regatta will be rowed on the Oakland estuary April S. Varsity, junior varsity and freshman crews will compete. The spring regatta at Long Beach between eights of Washington, Cali fornia and U. C. L. A. will be held April 15. Milk Producers To Meet Saturday The January meeting of the Eugene Milk Producers' association is slated for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock nt the plant of the group in the Eu gene Fruit Growers' association build ing. Monthly checks will be given out by A. W.' Ilnrc, manager, and other rou tine business taken up. WHITMAN WINS WALLA WALLA, Jan. 13. (P) Whitman College basketball quintet made it two straight over Gonznga here last night, taking the second gnme by a 42 to 31 score. The gnme was featured by brilliant playing, brainy floor work and close checking. Warns Women Against Crude Disinfectants For Personal Hygiene Caustic poisons and disinfectants that are properly used to clenn out drains or exterminate vermin have no nlnce in nersonnl hygiene. Women who would never dream of nutting auch chemicals in their Btoin achs, do not hesitate to use them on other vital tissues that are jist ai delicate. Such a practice is danger oils in tho extreme, and should be discouraged. Whenever you wish to use a germi cide for marriage hygiene, simply ask yourself this question: Would I dare DRINK il l VI course you woumn u so don't use it. I!se instead the safe antiseptic that sufferers from bad breath actually can and d DRINK Kojene. Then von will know you aro playing sate. So be warned in time. For your health' sake, insist on Kojene. Ton can get it at Tiffany-Davis IJrug Co. or any other first-class drugstore. nhaii.lnllnii RntoM rty Carrier, yearlv In advance .$5. Oft Hv r.irrier. monthly Bv Mnll in OreKon, yearly - 4.00 Ttv Mail In OreKon, 6 months. 2.00 Tly Mali In Oregon, 3 months 1.A0 Ry Mall In Orriron, 1 month .fiO OutsMo of wtate, monthly .SO Outside of !tat(. yearly - o.f'O Subscribers chancing address Simula give both old and new ad dress. Entered at Postofffe In Entrant, Ore., an Second Class Mali aauer. The Ktifcene rteglster-Ouard Is a member of tha Ansorlated Prefs. The Ansoclated Press Is exclusively AnHiii. tn lhA ns for mibllcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper nnd also all the local news published herein. All rights of pub lication of speclnl dispatcher here in are aNo reserved. The Eugene UefftHter-Ouard Is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Tteglster-Ouard assumes no financial responsibility for errors whlc mav appear in advertise ment publlshr-d in its columns, but In cases wSnre the psnr is at fault will reprint mat pan oi mn advertisement in wnirn m iv graphical mistake occurs. Want Ad Ratea friTunflv. MnV 1 19X2) Plngle Insertion, per line -...llV.e Two Insertions, pr Una t!e Three Insertions, per line.- .lc Seven Insertions, per line. 43c One Month, per line (Minimum Charge 2fie) No ad taken for It1 is than two tines. Five average words counted to a line. Guticura Healed Eczema. Snip Kc Ointmnt iSe tnd soc Taicrnn Be Proprietor.: Pm. Dru A Cbaaaiul Cotsw. HiUia. Maaa. Funeral Directors 20 BKAN8TETTEH-SIMON CUAPEL Phone 433 1152 Olive St, VEATCH FDNBKAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl St. at Tentb POOLE-GBAI-BAKTIIOLOMEW Pb, Eugene 7'.'3 or Spr. J2-3 Florists SO RATJF8 FOR BETTER FLOWERS Lost and Found 150 LOST Brown and white Springer spaniel. Medford license on collar. ' Reward, l'hone 2213-U. LOST Brown lace jacket. Reward. U70 Olive. ' REWARD for recovery of dark grey female Persian Angora. Ph. 3114-W. Transportation 160 DAILY STAGE TO PORTLAND $1.25. To 'FRISCO, Mon., Wed., and Friday, $S.00. RECLINING CHAIRS. HOTEL HOFFMAN PHONE 1695. $1.25 TO PORTLAND, 9 a. m. DOLLAR STAGES, INC. Depot, 4U E. Broadway. Phone U09 Real Estate for Sale 200 40 A. pretty location, Bailey Hill dtst. 100 fruit trees, IS walnuts, 040 fil berts, small fruits. Out U miles. Terms. E. G. Cleverdon, M. R. 3. REAL ESTATE; Acreage; Fnrms PARSONS CO., 62 W. Bdwy. Ph. 42 FARM AND HOME COMPANY 60 W. 10th REALTORS Ph. 1)67 SACRIFICING $1300 equity in S2S00 home, close m. for car. I n. Jy.ivM Real Estate Wanted 210 RELIABLE PARTY with $300 cash wants to eiftier rent or ouy larm 40-SO acres. Must be partly cleared so family can make living und must be good soil. Write and give de scription of placo to Carl Hansen, (ioldsnn, Oregon. Real Estate to Trade 250 HOUSE and two lots in Myrtle Point to exchange for l.ugene property. Ph. 2S0O or call at Kimball's Mkt., lisS Blair. TRADE acreage on coast highway . L'U..nM fn. i.nr V,ht truck. Iate model. E. C. Bourdman, Florence, Ore. HIT 1 V C ,1 ... Tl D r..nn PAYNE & RADER 1st Natl. Bank Business Opportunities 300 FOR SALE OR LEASE 5-14 E. 13th St. Rest established locntion in r.u gene for grocery and Meat Market. Kor particulars, E. t. llillioranu, 158 E. 14th St. BI SINESS man of integrity wanted in modern business of real conse quence. High returns. Exceptional outlook. Must make small invest ment. Protected. 1340 Hcg.-Gunrd COUNTRY STORE, 3 living rooms, one storeroom, for sale or rent. Mrs. O. B. Ingram, Junction city. Wanted to Trade 330 FAT pics, fresh heifers, for lumber and shingles. S. F. Olson, 8 mi. out Elmira road. Rt. 1, Box 4J.i. FOB SALE OR TRADE A good trailer for anything to ent. Ofil 1st Ave. W. ROOD SEDAN for grain, mower, mn ehinery. Langdon Bros, Harrisburg, Oregon. GOOD linby bed. Trade for dry body fir. 1340 Willamette. Fuel for Sale 340 BUY YOUR FUEL Wood, coal, hog fuel, oil and Sawdust at the MANERUP-HTJNTINGTON FUEL CO. 997 Oak Phone 651 PRY WOOD OAK ASH FIR Full cord guaranteed in any leugth. Frank W. McCulloch Ph. 30C4-W. If no answer, call evenings. OAK and ash, $4.50. Dry 2nd growth, $3.25. Also trade for some hay. Ph. 10-F-14. DRY SLAB WOOD $3.,10 cord. 1 cord, $5. Sawdust, hog fuel. Second Growth and oak. Ph. 1S2-J Spfd. COAL AND GASCO Ulili.'UETS TWIN OAKS LRR. CO. 600 High Ph. 72 or 412 SEASONED 2nd growth )2 and 1(1 ineh. $3.25 cd. Willamette Wood Yard. Ph. 410. PRY WOOD OF ALL KINDS CHAMBERLAIN BROS. PH. 3101 10-1N. OLD GROWTH dry slab, $4. WALTKHS-BUSHOING. Ph. 500. DRY 2nd growth fir. Phone 1017-W If no answer call evenings. DRY old growth, under shed, knots and second growth. Ph. 24-F-22. FIR Wood from $2.50 per cd. up. full measure. Ph. Spr. 10. DRY 2nd growth fir. 12 or 11 In., $3.50 cord. Phone Spfd. 10-F-15. WOOD of all kinds. Full cord. Frank Bowers, I'los-J. DRY Fir and Oak. Phone SOO-W. Livestock, Poultry 350 HORSES from 3 to 10 years, $15 and up, fresh cows end heifers, pigs, cream, separator, milk goats, Buick Sedan. Will trade for hay. CITY STABLES, 3rd and Lincoln. YffUN'i cow and cnlf and dragsaw, for horse, wt. 12"sl to 14fKl lbs. S. P. Moffitt, Junction City. Ph. 2U-F-15. POLAND Chins shnats. 314c In. 8 . I I : .. " . L If... tl.... WKS. OKI K. nnjc" Phone O-F-3. R. I. R. Bsbv Chicks. Stall 51, Prod. Market, Pti. 1O70-J. FOR SALE OR TRADE for grain. 7 pigs. Phone 25-K-ll. CUSTOM hatching, cash or trade for wood, etc. C. It. I'feiffcr, Rte. 3. FUR SALE Thoroughbred Tal"iie. gees, and Pekin dil' ks. Ph. 2-VF-5. TRADE cow for work horse. C. Skil. bre,. Rt. 1, Crrawell. Pleasant Hill WANTED TO TRADE-Ilroore tur key tom. J. W. Bowers, llarrisburg. For Sale 360 Farm Products WOODHUEF'S NURSERY OFFERS (.rafted walnut and budded filbert trees. Fruit aud ornamental shade trees. Rose bushes and evergreens. Rook bottom cash prices. City Salesvard, 10th and Charnelton St. Phone 36-F-2. FILBERT Trees from selected stock grown on high grouud without irri gation. All have 3-yr. roots. Will grow anywhere. 5c-35c. Ph. 410. IF vou are Interested In filberts, read our large Ad. in Sunday's Register-Guard. Geo. A. and Ben F. llorris. POTATOES U. S. No. I. 50 lbs., 50e; L. ci. .AO. , Mic v vi i. i nrr.'is e. per ton. Honey, Sc lb. RIVERSIDE SlKT., mi. east Judkins Point. A-l OAT and Vetch hay. Haled, $s ton. Warren's Place, 2 mi. out El mira Road. FOR SALE 114 yr.-old spayed fe male police dog. Ph. 3SS-M. 1210 W. 10th. APPLES The Diamond "M' orch ard, Goshen. Ore. Phone Spring field 25-F-21. ALFALFA HAY Baled or loose. Owen Thompson. Phone 20-F-ll. WIRE hnired fox terrier. Pedigreed, luq. 40 W. 20th. APPLES 25c up. Bring containers. Frank Moody, City View Orchard. WURLITER PIANO for sale or trade. Violin Shop, 30 W. 7th. CLOVER hay; Hannclien barley, white oats. Ira Calef. HAY, straw and wheat. Ph. 13-F-4, A. C. Peterson, Rt. 1. Automobiles for Sale 400 SOME REAL BUYS 1032 C1IEV. Deluxe Coupe $405 mil CHEV Deluxe Sedan ....$305 '.'! SPORT CHEV. Coupe $225 III2S CHEV. Conch $145 I112S PODGE Sedan $235 11128 CHRYSLER Coupe $105 1028 BUK'K Std. Sedan $245 lll'JS PONT1AC. Sedan $135 1027 FONTIAO Conch $05 SPI RI.OCK S USED CAR LOT 035 Olive Phone 630 FOR BETTER USED OAR8 at RIGHT PRICES Call nt our Lot TnE BROWN MOTOR CO. HUDSON-ESSEX STUDEBAKER CARS and TRUCKS Cor. Broadway and Pearl. Phone 1757 IF YOUR CAR needs pninting take advantage of these speeinl prices. 2-tone auto paint job, $7.50, $12.50 mid $15. All work guaranteed. 700 est Ifroadway. FOR SALE or trBde for livestock. Hiipmobile touring just overhauled $50. Call 1204 Agate St. Ph. 01S-M CARS FOR HIRE AT TAYLOR'S GARAGE 857 Pearl Phone 21S5 FOR SALE Willvs-Knlght conch Good mechnnicnl condition. 1340 Register-Guard. jATE MODEL Reo Truck. Take some wood or car. I.j04 W. 2nd DODGE BROUGHAM-SACRIFICE 200 W. 0th. SCHERER'S BARGAINS 7th and Olive Sth and Pearl HATHAWAY'8 USED CAR LOT GOOD USED CARS Miscellaneous for Sale 500 WURLITZER piano Farmers' Record Books Bassinette Large Heating Stoves .... Electric Range Wardrobe Trunk ........ Check Protector Electric Blanket ..$40.00 ..S 2.50 ..$ 3.75 ..$ 7.50 ...40.fKI ..$1 ..$ 3.50 ..$15.00 We want Furniture, Tools, St tures or anything you mny ore Fix- have to sell. Try our Trading Post before sell or trade. you buy. "DINTY"' MOORE'S CYCLE, TOY CONSIGNMENT STORES. IN) 120-12S W. 8th Phone 000 Biblical Answer to HORIZONTAI, 1 Shock as In alarm. 7 One- who salutes. 13 EpUepBy symptom. 14 Pulpit block. 16 Song for one voice. 17 Ingenuous. 19 Fashion. " 20 Parallelogram. 21 Writing table 23 Pedal ex tremities. 24 Nay. 26 Brad. 28 To bellow. 29 Hour. 30 Japanese fish. 32 Soldier's suit.. 34 Derby: 35 Gumbo.- 36 To elude. 37 Bees' horn. 38 Born. 39 Unfruitful. 41 Snaky fish.- 42 Within. 43 Unbiased. 44 Close. 16 Northeast 47 Metallic element. 49 To seize. 61 City In Irish Free State. 52 Still. 64 King of beasts. 56 Johnnycake. 67 Antitoxin. 59 Earth. 61 Blacksmiths' hammers. 62 Church cap. VF.RTKML 1 Near what city la the U, 8. JSqIc &SI5L B'QgE B UdL1EN G l and E 0. SHA NDRMA LJHL EC t k i si AnoORiyprE. ait sTa iHrIajm AjUH AlsjRp JlHE JsML HyLjlL E BiliiiTDnuli l aWr6Iu A i LHAiRfBjiN 6 HSOJA catlr AJtsnac A l iKfe r TS 5 ? v t a n ia r7 ss3 -a i -?s r-IW i 1 " Si ill S hSbSBBBI BBBBM BBBBbJ HBmLm al MM HBSlSBBBlUi Miscellaneous for Sale 500 BEST stove repairing In town. Cor. Mti and Lbarueltou. Pb. 2300. ELECT ItIO Panalrope Cheap. 50 Records. CALI-VUAN'S SALE On Wost 7th WURL1TZER PIANO for sale or trade. Violin Shop, 30 W. 7th. For Sent 600 OFFICE ROOMS GOOD LOCATION REASONABLE RENT PHONE 1200 Rooms for Rent 610 PLEASANT, sunny room, with heat. Reasonable. 3i3 f . 11th. Phone 1213-.M. PLEASANT room, private lavatory. Very reasonable. 342 E. 12tb. STEAM Heated Rooms 057 Pearl PIANO for rent 1240 Mill. Ph. 1353 Apartments for Rent 620 TWO very attractive 5-room Apnrt ments fully modern: furnished; rent $20 and $25. Close in. HAWKINS & ROBERTS 8S W. Broadway FURNACE heated well furnished 3 room Apt. with private bath. Lights, water, phone and garage, $20. 1 room Apt. $12.50. Adults. Mrs. Hyde. 1054 Lincoln St. l'hone 1SSS5 LOTT COURT, APARTMENTS 751 E. 14. 3-rm. furn.. heated apart' nieuts. Rent reduced to $18 and $25 VIRGINIA APTS. Film. 1 vacancy. Steam heat, pri. bath. Adulta. Ph. 27SU-M. 2 OR 3 rim. turn, or llnfurn. Privnte bath, entrance and garnge. Water, lights. Reasonable rent. 411 W 101 ll 3-RM. ALL MODERN APT. Rcas onnble rent. See RUBENSTEIN FURNITURE CO. OSBURN APTS. Furnished or unfurnished. All mod ern conveniences. Phone SOL JUST FOR TWO, nicely ' furnished 3-rm. Apt. l'hone 120S-M. 432 W. 01 h. ELOONEL AITS. 051 Alder. Ph 1050-W. 3 Tins, furn., kitchenette, pri. bntb. - FURNISHED apartment, 2 rins., kit chenette, 2 beds, garnge. $10. Ph, 140S-W. ALDER-COURT 1312 Alder. Apartment available. January first MOD.. FURN. Apt. Or. floor. HEAT. Near U. of O. Adults. i'n. .iso-ji WILL SHARE 3-rm. furn. Apt. with an.itlier girl. I'll, o-.i-u. 4 AND 0-ROOM nicely furn. Apt, Adults. Ph. 120S-M. xs w. utn. MODERN 3-rm. nnd bnth furn. Apt ADULTS ONLY. 441 E. lHtll. WELL FURNISHED 3-rm. apart ment, OIK) E. 21st. Ph. 3227-W NICELY furn. npts., overstuffed; cheap. Inq. ilJ nslungton. ROOMS and Apts., from $8 up. Close in. Inq. 1J1 w. nth St. 2-RM. furn. Apt. Ground floor, light, water, ?l.f..io. ins; High. (1-ROOM HOUSE partly furnished, $10. ( nil J'J-IT w. oto. FURN. APT, $8 up. 272 E. 7. Pb. 016 BUCKINGHAM APTS. 823 PearL Houses for Rent 630 MODERN residence, close -In. suit able for living quarters and dental office. Must be reasonable. State location nnd rent wanted. 1341 Register-Guard. 4 RM. Cottage, mod., elec. range, fire- pi., hw. floors, gar., bus line, furn. or not, reduced rent. u.tu w. o. Question Previous Puzxlo "Civil War." 15 Spigot. IS Whom did 'Jacob sup plant? (Blh.). 20 To bevel out. 22 Pertaining to motion. 2.1 Front leg. 25 Mnde ot oak. 27 Organ secret. Ing bile. 2S French sculptor. 29 Harbor. 31 Wrath. 33 Distant. 34 To hasten.- 39 Subsided. 40 Nobleman. .43 Discharged. 46 To lift up. 47 Torrid ? 48 By. 60 Shoe. 61 Mountain pass. 62 Aye. 63 Ducket. 55 Insect's egg. 66 Postcrlpt. 67 Southeast. Aviation School? 2 Dyewood tree. 3 Dry. 4 Blackbird. 5 Minor note. 6 Fair. 7 Sorrowful. 8 Measure ot area. 9 Theater guide. 10 To blow a horn. 11 Tree. 12 Great leader In American 68 Third note. CO Minor note. Houses for Rent 630 MODERN 7-rooin house. Basement. furnace, buitt-ins. l b. 3J00; local 320. MODERN 7-room bouse. Frlgidalre, furnace, fireplace. 606 Lincoln St. 5-RM. house. Laundry trnys, garage. K..J K. lath. ru. i.uu-w. NICELY furn. houses, 5 rms., over stuffed; cheap. 7i3 Washington. CLEAN, modern 7-rm. house. Close- l. r urnace. Garage, l'h. 12MI-J. 0-ROOM strictly modern house. 1436 hast nun St. -RM. modern house. Partly furn. Garage. Elkay Drive. Ph. 45-F-12. JUST FOR 2 Nicely turn, bouse. 120S-M. . 432 W. 0th. 3 R.MS, furnished. Cosy, clenn, close- In. i n. JU.Ui. FURNISHED house nenr Univ., close a. Inq. 1 Hi.t I vnrl. Board and Room 650 ROOM and BOARD. INQ. HAL'S LL .M il. Miner Uldg. Wanted to Buy 700 WE PAY the most money for furnl- turo, stoves or household goods of any kind. EUGENE BARGAIN nOUSB Cor. Sth nnd Chnrnclton Phono 2300 WATE1 4(10 cords body fir to cut on Shu res or ensh Rtumpngo. rite 1 :tM7 Itejiister-Gunrd. WANTKl flight coupe or aednn. Also smtill trailer, i'nvnte party. rite IM'i ileRistpr-ttuard. WANT TO BlY small jsrorery east side preferred. Write 1347 Uegis-ter-ttunrd. Wanted to Rent 710 SMALL HOUSE in University dis trict. Must hnve fireplace, gas or electric range.. Write 1344 Reg. Guard. 4 OR 5-rni. hse. IV. room, iinfurn. With stove or furnace, accessible to bus section and Univ. 1315 Reg. Guard. Help Wanted . 720 STEADY WOHK GOOD PAY Choice nnr nil) en in eounlrv and towns for relinlile men aud women. Nn capital or experience required. MH. THOMAS, Supt. 4'2i Third St., Oakland, California. Situations Wanted 730 YOUNG woman with smnll child wants housework or housekeepinR in nice home. Small wskps. Write to AI. J. Holherg. luccne, Vrv. Ron, IU. 2, care C. Thomson. EFKH'IKNT cupahle beauty operat or with personal mnid'a equipment. (1 yrs. exp. Would consider floor work duty. 11). l'Jl-w. PAINTING For houso painters and nnner hnneers. call Preston nnd I lilies, S57 Willamette. Phone 0G5 ments; Sewing Machines; 0.ri0 Will GIRL wants work hy hour. Call or write Jul a itPBifitcr-uunni. Labor For Necessities 740 THE intent of this column fs solely for the relief of the itneniiiloyed Dense help us maintain the spirit that prompted its advent. THE exchange must Involve a nec essary commodity surh a food cloth' Ine or shelter, fur lnbor. THE JteKinter-Gunrd reserves the rieht to refuse nny ad not in keeping with the purpose oE this column. Violations of the above rule should be reported imiiifdintely. WOHK at almost anything. Work in lillintr station for board, room, nee eswarv clothing, etc. 2 yours ex perience. Ka.vmotid h. AfcCormick, .Tnsper. OreRon. I WILIi hnul wood for wood or will rut on shares. Also will do hauling or other work for hay or nnythiiiR I can use. Address It. h. I'liillips, Kt. 2. Ifoz HMi, Eugene, l)re. E'-SEHVK'E MAN with family will work for hay. urn in. meat.. vegO' tnliles of any kind, or clothes or anything n family can use. Itiley Di'Hnrr, Cottage trovet tire. DRESSMAKING, remodeling, or any kind of sewing, in exchnnge for vegetables, groceries, wood or den tnl work, mill W. 2nd Ave. Wir.fi EXCHANGE plowing or tenm work for grain, buy. clurkens, live stock, or anything useful. Write 1.1M1 ItegiFiler-f.uard. DO anv kind of truck hauling ft chickens. hoir. ment nf any kind 01 go n enil inerrlinndihL, 4I!l Vi W. 11th Apt. 2. WANT WOHK of nny kind for gro cerics. iiork or gnu. etc. Guod In enl references. IHw East Main, Springfield, Ore. MAN with fnmily woulO be willing to work for vegetnbien, meat, or nny Ihiug useful for house. Orcn Jen kuiH. Cnltagn Grove, Oregon, MAN will do nny kind of work. Pre fer carpenter work or window witHhihg for clothing, groceries or sn thing I csn use. 22-f E. la. EXI. farmer will exchnnge farm la Iwr for grain or hny or stock. I Ijatttner, Hor Ht. 1, Creswell A-1 MIK'HANIC will do work for anything he csn use. A. E. I'cters, enels. Qrn.TINt; for dry henns. pork. Inrd flonr, rugs, or anything useful. ll'5 I. ant .Mnin Nt., Spriugiield, Ore. ANY KIND of work wanted In er chsiige for cook stove, hsy or gro. ceries. Write VMH Iteglnter-Gnanl E X 1M 1 It I E NC i:n rendy to wea Snlenlndy. w ill exchnnge work foi nierciiandirie. J.f.iH Iteg.-iJtinrd, EXPKHIENCKD grocery rlerk, ser- vice station mnn: will work for nny thing useful. 4.'il U W. 11. Apt. No.3 1 HSE will giv csre In maternity Iteginter-Gimrd. WIIX KX CHANG K work for csr rots, pnrsnlps, meats and other foods. Writs Heg.-Gunrd. EXCIIANfiE spsdtng, pruning o oi her yard nnd garden work foi fuel or groceries. J i H Orand St. MEN will cut old irrowth wood wit driifMw on shares. Monroe, ra. ;iii'i M. GIHIi wanted to help tome wit housework for room and board, l'h, 207U-W. Necessities For Labor 745 WILL GIVE 2 sacks ot potatoes for every 3 cords 4 ft. second growth wooil cut. Fred Popofl', Rt. 3, 6 mi. out Lornne highwuy. 2 mi. to left, gravel rond. WILL GIVE free reut of ten-acre place for five months to tenant who will repair the four-room house on it. Fruit on it for fnmily. fine gar den land. School half mile away. 1330 Register-Guard. WILL GIVE wood for the cutting. Must pile brush nnd cut clean. See Genu Reamer, 0 miles west on I-or-nne highway. Hatty Smith fnrm. WILL GIVE hoard and room and some wood in exchange for work on ranch. F. W. Beaver, RL 1, Cres well, Ore. WILL TRADE Ladles coat. slr.e 3S, for someone to do plain sewing. Ph. 2S10-W. WILL give board, room and laundry in exchange lor rami help. c. L. Churchill, R. 2, Eugene, nr. Goshen WOMAN'S Winter coat, site 16 to exchange for work, cleaning wood work. Phone 2673-W. Money to Loan 800 HAVING TROUBLE MAKING ENDS MEET ? A BENEFICIAL loan will solve your problem quickly, xoti can arrango to repay a small amount monthly In accordance with your income. FRIENDLY. COURTEOUS SERVICE Pbonc, write, or come In RENEFTOTAL LOAN SOCIETY 200 TIFFANY BUILDING PHONE 3040 LICENSED BY STATE (No, S-118) AUTOMOBILE LOANS Contracts refinanced. l'nyiuentH reduced. We pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance Co. and extend your pay ments. Additional money loaned Also furniture loans. Licensed by State. SWAN MORTGAGE CO., 0 Kast 7th. AUTOMOBILE LOANS IRA a GATES. INO. 0B7 Oak St. Phone 2076 LICENSED BY STATE LOANS $10 to 5300 A Dignified Lonn Service CALKINS FINANCE COMPANY 215 Bank of Commerce Bldir. Phono 005 Licensed by Stnto PERSONAL LOANS to $300. Prompt uouricous, uonriaentisi (service. CASCADE FINANCE COMPANY 24 First Nntionnl Bnnk Bldg. Ph. 734 ol ATE LICENSE NO. S-125 Miscellaneous 900 ANY GIRL in trouble mny communi cate with Ensign Lee of the Snlva- tlon Army nt the White Shield Home, 4U5 Mayfalr Avenue, Port land. NURSE opening maternity home, will give very attractive rates to the the first ten reservations. Address "NURSE, RcRislnr-Gunrd. 11 HAY nnOTIIERS Cleaning nnd hnitling of rubbish of all kinds, l'hone 70-F-2; 5U-F-5. Professional Directories 910 Professional Directory PHYSICIANS SU RGEONS Names nnd Address Phones: Office and Residence DALE Sc HETIIEU Surgory Radium X-rny 43 Dny, F. M.. 000 Miner. .Ph. 224 EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLfNIC uoctors Day or Night. Pb. 1S00 Fox, I. ft, 700 Minor Phone 840 Guldnger, G. F 731 Miner 1748 DRS. Gullion, Htanard, Dyott. Eye, ear, nose, throat, I'd one ltiiJ. Scalefe, B. F., I. O. O. F. 70-J 70-M Wetherbce, J. It.. Miner Bldg. 1001 Lye, Lor, Nose and Throat DENTISTS . .Names and Address Phones: Offico nnd Residence Lee, W. H., Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-M Moxley, W. E Tiffany 1872 1048-J Tit ns, H. V 023 Miner Bldg. 040 CHIROPRACTOR DR. HCOFIELD HEALTH FIRST 877 Willamette. Ph. 157 J, or S134M ATTORNEYS ALLEN, 8. D.--877 Willamette. Pb.01 W1NTERMEIER, O. A, 784 WilL Land titles probate specialists CERTIFIED PUB. ACCOUNTANT SPENCER K. COLLINS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Pit JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany. Business Directories 920 Business Directory COLLECTION AGENCY U M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col lectors, l'hone 407, GLASS WORK If it's GLASS wa hnve it EUGKNE MIRROR & GLASS CO, Mi Enst 7th Phone 721 GLASS OF ALL KINDS Ml DOLE Y" PLANING MILL CO. Fourth and High Phone 1050 STORAGE CLKAN, SAFE, HANITAHX 8TOR. a ru.' L'ia.r....AAf ti'i a in security. Affiliations in every city. Ixw Ins. rates. Guaranteed service. TACIr HJ TKAMJ. & bTOKAUK CO. "-j it, mn i;nu n Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLOR8 PERMANENT $1.75 tin. 8.1 Will, BROWNIE BEAUTY SHOP. Ph. 400 ROU S for PERMANENT Pbuna 83s 27 Lett Broadway Woman's Realm MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS & UPIIOI STEIUN'U 1122 OUve; Thone Sli Legal Notices 950 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given, that by vir tue of an execution and order of sala ins ued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County De cember 22nd, 11K.2, uj-ou nnd pursuant to a decree duly given and mtttie by said Court December Idth, l!tt2, in a suit pending therein in which Benning ton County Savings Bank, a corpo rution, was plaintiff, mid W. A. Hieih miller, et al, were defendants, which execution and order of sale was to me directed and commanded me to sell the real property hereinafter described to satisfy certain liens and charges in said decree specified. I will on Mon day, the 23rd day of January, 11)33, at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of said day, at the front door (Southwest) of the County Court House in Eugene, Ieaiie County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell at public auction for cash, subject to redemption as provided by Ihw, all of the right, title and interest of the defendants in said suit in or to the following described real prop erty, to-wit: Lots numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and IS (except 10 acres of the Northwest corner of said Lot 101 ; nil that pnrt of Lota 5, 0, nnd 8 lying East of the cen ter of tho channel of the Coast Fork of the Willamette River, all in Section 24, in Township 10, South Range 3, West of tho Wil lamette Meridian; also, the North half of the Northeast quarter, the Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter, and all that part of Lot 1 lying East of the center of the channel of the Const Fork of the Willnmette River; all In Section 25. Town ship 10 South. Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian; also the West half of the Southwest quar ter of Section 10, Township 19 South. Ramie 2 West of the Wil- lnmetto Meridian, nil in Lane County, State of Oregon. Dated this 23rd day of December. 1032. H. L. BOWN, As Sheriff of Lane County, State ot Uregon. No.303G-Fri-dy-j20 NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. GENERAL LAND OFFICE. WnshinKton. D. C. Dec. 3. 1032. Notice is hereby given thnt subject to the conditions and limita tions of the Act of June 0, 1016 (30 Stat. 218). as amended bv the act of Mny 17, 1028 (45 Stnt. 507.) Pub lic No. 4171, and pursuant to depart mental regulations, uircoinr rw, tno timber on the following lands will be sold Jan. 10, 1033, nt 10 o'clock a. m. at public auction at the U, S. Land Off ice, Roneburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised price, ns shown by this no tice, anie to no subject to rne apprnv nl of the Secretnry of the Interior. Tho purchnse price with an addition- nl sum ot one-nun or one per cent thereof, be inn commissions allowed. must be deposited when the right to Eurchnse is awnrded ny the Kcgistcr, ut certificate of anie will not Jskuq until the purehnser has complied fully with said regulations, Circular 1200, an to the execution of the contract of nnle nnd the bond required there under. The money deposited will be returned if snto ia not approved, otherwiso pntent will hnsuo for the timber, which must be removed with in ten years. Bids will be received from citizens of the United States, nn ocintlons of such cltirena nnd cor pnretions organized under the laws of the VD'tpd Stntes, or any Stale, territory or district thereof only. Up on application of a qualified purchas er, the timber on any legal subdivis ion will be offered separately before being included In any offer of a lnrcer unit. T. 11 8., R. 1 E., Sec. 27. SE'i MVU, yellow and red fir 1630 M, white fir 00 M. none of the timber on said subdivision to be sold fqr less than $1.50 per M for the yellow nnd red fir nnd $1.00 per M for the white fir. T. R 8., R. 4 K., Sec. J, SE4 SWVi, red fir 020 M, red cedar SO M SW'4 SW14. red fir 530 M; SW'4 it oi'.'A, red ur n.m ai, reu ceuar -u none of the timber on said subdivis Ions to be sold for less than $1.50 per M for the red fir nnd $1.00 per M for the red cednr. T. B S., R. 2 W., Sec. 31. SW, SE4, red fir 1530 M, none of the timber 011 said subdivis ion to be sold for lens than $1.25 r.r M. T. 14 S., R. fl W., Sec. 17. SE'V SEM. yellnw fir 100 M. red fir 450 M. red cedar 45 M"; SW-'i SE-',. doug 1ns fir 350 M, red fir 3t5 M, red cedar 30 M: SEVi SWi. douglas fir 125i M, none of tho timber on said subdi visions to be sold for less thnn $1.75 per M for tho yellow, douglas or red fir, and $1.25 per M for the red cedar, T. 18 A., n. 7 W., Sec. 17, NEK SEVt, red fir 875 M, red cedar 10 M; SEH SEH, red fir 350 M. none rt the timber on said subdivisions to ho sold for less than $1.25 per M. T. 2 N.. R. 2 W. Sec. 21, NE'4 SWi',, yellow fir 555 M, red cedar 5 M. none of the timher on snfd subdivision to gold for less thnn $1.50 per M foe the yellow fir and $1.00 per M for the red cednr. C. C. MOORE. Commissioner. No.3ti.'ll-Fri-dy-jl3 NOT1CTC OF FINAL SETTLEMENT? Notice Is hereby given, that Minnie Maria Smith, Executrix of the Last Will nnd Testament of Royal S, Smith, deceased, hns filed her Final Account in the matter of said entail In the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, nnd that Saturday, the 11th day of Februnry, 1033. nt ten o'eloclc In the forenoon of said day, in the County Court rooms in the Court house In EuKene. Lane County, Ore gon, has been fixed ns the time and place by the said Court for the henr ing of objections to said account ami for final settlement of snld estate. Any nnd all objections to snld account and the final settlement of said es tate PMist be filed with the Clerk of ssid Court on or before the date ot said henrintr. MINNIE MART A SM1TFT, Executrix of the Last Will nnd Test tnment of Rovnl S. Smith, Dcccnsed CALKINS AV CALKINS. Attornevs fop Etnte. I No.3tM5-Fri-dyflO 1 NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTLKMKNTJ Notice Is hereby given I hat Clnr enee Simon, Administrator of the w tate of Krnnci'ii'o Hodriquei, deceas ed, hns filed his final ncronnt in the mntter of ssid ettste in the Count? Court of Iane County, Oregon, aivl that Tnewlny, February 14. 1033. at ten oVlock in the forenoon of aaid dnr In the County Court rooms in the Courthouse in Fugene, Lane County, Oregon, has been fixed as the time nrd place by the said Court for the henrlng of objections to said account and for final settlement of unid cs late. An? end all objections to said account and the final settlement of said estate must be filed with the Clerk of snld Cmirt on or before the date of said hearing. CLARENCE SIMON. Administrator of the Elnte of Fra3 cisco RndHonei. DecenM. Ke.3044-rri.il-nu 4 r I,