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Newspaper Page Text1933. ,vn Ore.. June 7. U.R) f " Tiiionly ' butter ia Inciiu r".1"' I. . trifle the sneculativt rjfcr cubes in the local trade, i. m-nernl there was prncti- ,h.nce in current values for i"'mr. n. the onon market "'" . ;m!n steady. El., tor ess continues to rellect 1 "J Only one distributor n u ovfn in n nnmuinl Kl'. fare openly Quoting 1 to i" "'".I; . iLMweleht hen. .15. .A i. with broilers LatWW "' "" ,i ,,. ""'" ..II stuff. '"'. i;.to chnnga in local for homo Krown fcfoold c'llrs "rc"nL m: r..VKlrn in around $2 Snies S, i , wore around ?2.13 K. (or Dollars. t 1 1 of th. 1 t? .rrive in Portland by Sat- L Initial supply will be K ondik-F-'!"..;.! to he nriced at 4c lb. Ciiui continues in acute short- te"more land flooded. , kit ii scorcely sufficient celery fctle to case guuiui" K,n peas in oversuniily. unction City News k'TlON C1X1'. Juno 7. (Spe Ural 1'. Jensen left for lliu r... umlnv night, having re Litws of the death of his bro- i ibo diea mere . and Mrs C. B. Washburne and p Gibson and Carey Stroinc were Itido saturuny iu ant. ...... pren tor uuoum vuuimuv. few 01 ine a'" .-... .... Lkhn.n. VIS U'U UlfUUO iiitip. r"v. . ., I t.ud JlrS. ueorge iiiiucieSso u. visited here aunuity ub me f Mrs. Auderegce's parents, ,J Mrs. Henry Tnde. . ,r.l Mrs! A. R. Tracer had for Cit tueits Mr. and Mrs. George itind tamliy. dirs. outrr turn .mn. lu'i brother wlio has been vis- litre for some time went to rini- jtiib them. Brtbday party was neiu ar. toe i of Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Mntlsen Lj for Mrs. Madsen. A number Lr Mentis called and spent the (won visitins. A choice lunch was by Mrs. Madson and iileuty i made ice cream was served. p cm belonging to Morris Mit- ind Dr. Allumbuugu collided tit bridge on the Pacific high- a north Junction Monday night. Alambsugh car was thought to received but slight damage Mr. Mitchell's car was badly trti Xo one received injury from irrident. i city council met in regular ses- Monday night, Ihe .usual grist bli were allowed and the fire Icuce ordered revised. Coburg News , BBTRG, June 7. (Special) Willing Workers club met at the ot Mrs. ll.irold Hurd on the pawn of May 24. ilternoon was spent m visituig. discussion, contests and a deli- Innch served by the hostess, Hartid Uurd, to Mrs. Gilbert bns, Mrs. Ralph Newman and ulnn, Jr.. Mrs. Hal Uarriugton. trtnel, Mrs. A. h. Terriel, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Frank ISice, Mrs. ' Lamb, Mrs. James Green and Mrs. Arthur Roach, and Mrs, Unrrinnton. P tor a nicnic were discussed members of the chili. It was pi to have the picnic on June nnoea the weather is favor- nd Mrs. Ralph Iycsley,, who MCll Visitinir ill.. Tulov'a rf Mrs. E. S. T.eslcv foe the tew months, have returned to in Long Beach, Col. ''fay and daughter, t lortliind, and Mrs, August "I of Ilnrrisburg. were visiting f'" and friends in Coburg on pi. I I wghn News Notes 'CGHX, June 7. fSnecinli - "a Mrs. Fhivd Dnrni. -ml littl Jeane and I'ntsv of 1'nrt. iV"eeli-''nd guests of Jlrs. "iilinms. and Tom Buoy. .. - uwiuer oi om uuoy Williams orma I,ee Pearl of Crow, siting iii, hcP aunt Mrs. ' 'lies. Polly nothi.,1.. .... i.i.i. ' ntl Miss Iris Fitch. 'M Mrs. Carl l'.l,.rsnn ""lites over ll, ..!i!.i,..n,i ' 1,1 Mrs. j,ck pnt.i .a and Raymond visited over -kend i'h relatives at I.ea- "llerville, "Mat ,,.., ,... ... in.'" In bonor of his hirth- "ening ws spent plnying Bj i. .incie .Minkier. HJrt p,r Kr,'iin, Mr. and L7e U Mo'tf Bo'. and the losoplihie Wil- hiJBor' ! the bostesH, Mrs. Kfjrl l,,ttt,'!n Urr Kny njKut niilp nl horn of 'C Mr. nn.l Mrs. 0, Where Carrol I- nun. H,, of .Mrs. John- C w"rK"g at Drew- "Ml OrcL-nn. fni- n,l, . hu. J!nm "' i visit. "r'i' h-1 JIi -Moha Duck. , -airs, Arthur Johnson anil r Ihnj.. r 'li"n''r " i" h. ..''"iniih. . nrrin . t- . . over FV .11 Mrs. II. "' and llr.. n...i.. June 7, 1 .nrM If i.- , .t i jf ; LuuJ IiLHIa rl!k. i r ,l''lrn an(1 Cleone '" ""if grandmother, St. .'.'rni'1 turday. i'm and two rhil. U V - . PDurru JjUMAGEGROVE NEWS NOTES I iin rnnp mini ,T, GIt0VK' J" t. (Special)-Mr,. B. It. Jb, Mr( l.harle Beidler and Mrs. Elbert Smith, retiring officers of the Tues ,1 -?nin entetrained the Hub Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Job. Officers for the year were elected as follows: President, Mrs C E. Umphrey; vice-president, Mrs. s! 1. Mnckln; seeret.nry-treosurer, Mrs Omer Jloore. It was decided to have their annual picnic June 20. Follow ing the business meeting the hostess es entertained with a thenter pnrty. Hefrcshmcnts were served at a Into nour. rae tntjio was attractive with a low basket of columbine and del pliinium surrounded by pink and yel low tapers and book place cards were used with nnmes of authors of books reviewed during the year. The rooms ere ciecoralorl with red peonies, an chusa and wild flowers. Mrs. Charles Adams of Eugene, a former resident and a charter member of the club, was a guest and presented corsages to the retiring officers and newly elected ed officers. Due to Improved conditions the Cottage Orove relief council office will be open only two hours a week, from 10 until 12 on Monday morn ings. It will be open only for people within the city limits. All (VIR0R mil. side of the city limits will be taken care of during the week. The office will be open from 4 until 5 on Wed nesday afternoons for the mii-noso F discussing road. questions. The store room will be open all day on Mondays. Members of the relief eonnril slnte thnt they are very pleased with the improved condition. Mrs. Roy Short and Miss Mnrietle Ilnmont entertained the Past Mntrons club with a ltHO dessert luncheon Monday afternoon in the Masonic club rooms. The tables were attractive with summer flowers and the rooms were decorated with baskets of wild flowers. It was decided to hold their uimuut inciiu.- me. Beronii .uonony in CRESWELL NEWS NOTES CRESWELU June 7. (Special). The following children's day program will be presented following a brief study of the lesson during the Sunday school hour nt l'resbyterinn church Sunday morning: Song by all, "Jesus Loves Me;" opening prayer, Doris Kirkpatrick; song by the primary class, "No Child is Too Little;" select reading, "Bring the World to the Master," Marion Shafer; song by the junior chorus, "I'raise Him;'' recita tions by the primary class, "Resolu tions for a Child;" recitntion, "What Little Girl Should Do," Viva Sha fer; song by five girls, "liiess the Little Children;" clnss exercise by six boys, "Lift Up the Cross;" song. 'Scattering Flowers for Jesus," Na omi Morqnart; exercise by five girls, "What I Live For;' closing prayer, Dorothy Henglebrock. Tho service will continue through to the worship hour and the pastor, Kcv. George Cromley, will give a cliildrcns' sermon. Tho young people bad charge of the evening service at the Methodist church Sundas', Miss Vivian Ogram, president of the Epworth league, pre siding. Serinolicttes on the subject of "Self Control" were given by Esther Roberts, Klva Rolierts, Karl Smith, Catherine Miller, Marion Fuller and George Ross. Robert Smith Bang the solo "What Would You Hove Done?" At the ragular meeting of the Corn ell Monday evening the Creswell vol unteer fire depnrtincnt applied for a permit to hold a dance the evening of July 4. After discussion permit was granted subject to police regula tions in accord with the mayor and tho police committee, A number of water deliquencies were reported. The usual bills were allowed. Members of the l'ast Noble Grands cluh of the Reheknh lodge of Cottn; Grove wore guests ot the K. Z. club Tuesday at a social meeting nt the I. O. O. F. hall. A pot luck dinner was a feature of the noon hour. The aft ernoon was spent in sewing and visit' ing. The guests were Mrs. J. Q. Wil lits, Mrs. Vern Ilnzen, Mrs. W. L. Hatch. Mrs. Stella Baker, Mrs. Clias. McKibben, Mrs. A. W. Kime, Mrs. line Awhrey, Mrs. Charles Conner. Mrs. Martha Kastham. Mrs. Charles Stevens, Mrs. James VasBinder, Mrs. George Sweet. Mrs. George Currin, Mrs. Lena Madden, and Mrs. Sam Newcomb. Mrs. J. It. Miller presided nt the short business session, jne next meeting falling on July 4 will be held July 11 nt the home of Mrs. L. Goheen. The sewing project win be continued. A game of stunts was followed by the roll call to winch all responded with quotations. A song was sung as a toast to ine ginmm. Sixteen local members were present. 'he Bor Scouts met Monday even ing nt Ihe home place of the leader, t. K. iniker. Harold Gwylher. as sistant lender was also present, ('has. Moore was a guest. Tests were taken In preparation for the court of honor to be held in Eugene next week. I'lans were made for nn overnight hike to be held Saturday. Jtr. and Mrs. E. D. F.versnn of Eu gene railed on thir new niece little Jeninc Ann Kverson at ine nom iu Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Lverfon Jimmy. They were accompanied by Mrs. r.er- son s mother, .Mrs. t. a. i.kts..,,. The members of the men s ciiorus are requested to meet nt the school house Thursday evening at S o'clock to practice music for the July 4 pro- John H. King, a senior m mr ... . .... TTniversllv of Oregon was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Noord hoff. Mr. King will graduate from the university next Monday nnd has re centlv been granted a l' scholar ship at the Cornell law school nt Ithaca. N. Y., one of 17 In the I nitcd States. He is a resident of Freewnter, former home of the Noordhoff's. The special Bible study service, conducted at the Christian church by Rev. Irwin Is attended hv large number each evening. The discnions are of special interest to religious teachers. C S. Howe suffered a stroke of paralysis Sunday. He has been con fined to his home for several months. Oscar Schneider of Sacramento, California, called on E. '. Yeoman, Monday. He, with his brothers, Albert nnd Walter, operate a large garage a - ..i. t;nM lln n-H. returning from Portland where he had taken a truck load of machinery. Mr. Schnei- July at the Hoy Short sumni.r home on the Coast fork and it was voted . kite jui io tne Constellation club iu purcuaso dishes for the dining ' "; " enruue cage presented the club with a footstool for the club rooms. Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mrs. William Ilium and Mrs. Page reported on a trip to Coouille Friday evening to at tend tho golden anniversary meeting ' '.astern star. Cuests were Mrs. I ago and Mrs. Thuio. irs. William Thum, Mrs. K. K. .wins, .urs. Clyde Iloberts, Mrs. U L. Ilnrrel and Mrs. Harry flodard went to Coqullle Friday evening and at tended the golden anniversary of the urcier ot Hasten Star there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly left tho Intter part of the week for Portland to visit indefinitely at the home of i daughter. Mrs. Elmer Frans. The M. C. Hiekenbottom famil left Saturday for eastern Oregon to visit several days at the home of Mr, Ilickenhottom's parents. Mrs. Faye Isom entertained Suaday with a dinner, tluests were Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Emerson and two sons. A delegation of legionnaires at tended a reception given in Pfllem Saturday night for National. Com mander Johnson. Those who made the trip were Pete Nelson. Vinnl Dnndnll ("Jeorge Matthews. Robert Fromm .Tuck Miller. I.nSolIs Stewart and Chnrles Fuhrer. A son was born Tuesday. May !10, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Woodnrd. The Ivan Aheene family of Stithcr- Hn have moved to Cottage drove. Donald Wicks of Dorena is spend ing the week here at the home of nn aunt. Mrs. Faye Isom. The S. A. II. club will be enter tained wilh a nicnic Thursday evening at Currin Bridge with (ilcdys Sprouls and Bernndme V lose as hostesses. dene and Tommy Sprnnkle return ed to their home in Portland Sunday. after spending the winter hero and niieniling school. dcr formerly lived in this community and is well known here, K. L. Howe fell Monday and broke liia hip. His advanced aj;o mitkes his rondition quite serious. His daughter Mrs. Fred Louk of Springfield is as sisting in his care. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Ross and baby son and Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Eriblom of Eugene were callers Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Nason. Mr. nnd Mrs. TV. B. Holbrook and son Wake, Jr., of Lebanon nnd Mrs. Minnie Cnviness of Portland were din. ner Ruests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson. Mrs. Cnviness has been vis itinff with the Holbrook family for sovernl weeks. The group accompan ied Mttrrel Mangh here from lbanon. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Johnson of Junction City were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. (i. Viles. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. McDonald of Piedmont, Oil., called Saturday Mr. nnd Mrs, W. E. Nason. Thpy were returning from Portland where they 'had been during the illness nnd death of Mr. McDonald's father. Tom Allison, formerly of Creswell, was in town Tuesday loading poles at the Southern Pacific yards. Ia G Hiitin of Eugene visited C. S, ITnwe, Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Beck of Wnld- port arrived Tuesday to visit nt the home of her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. A. It. Land. Mrs. Peter Hillisland and children, Kenneth nnd Betty and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moore of Portland visited on Monday nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. Ever son. PIGEON FLIES HERE 5frs. Will Hrnbham, route 8, Eu gene, reported that n carrier pigeon flew down nt her home about 10:30 n. m. Tuesday. On the- metal band it bore the marks: 104-AU-2DPOH, nnd on tho rubber band, H 308. The bird appeared to be vpry tired. Mrs. Brab ham said and was still at her home until in th afternoon. Rntored at Postofflce In Eugene. Ore., as Second Class ftfall Matter. The Eugene Retrlster-Ouard Is a member of the Associated Press. Th. Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to I or not otherwise credtted In this paper and also all tho local news publish. d herein. All rights of pub lication of special dispatches here in are also reserved. The Euirene Register-Guard Is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The llefflstsr-Ouard assumes no financial responsibility for errors wh!rk may appear in advertise ments published In Its columns, but In cases where the paper Is at fault will reprint that port of an advertisement In which tha typo graphical mistake occurs. Want Ad Rate (Fffectlva Slav 1 1932) ?,na:l Insertion, per line Two Insertions. D.r line. IIV.0 Ho .t?o .(Se ..1.71 Three Insertions per line seven insertions, per line , on alonth. per line. (Minimum Charge 25c) No ad taken for less than two -Ines. Flva avaraara worda counted to a line. fttibarrtpfloai Itatra By Carrier, yearly In advance I5.no By Carrier, monthly .50 Ry Mall In Oregon, yearly..... 4.00 By Mall In Oregon, s months, 1.00 By Mall In Oregon. I months. I.ao Bv Mall In Oregon, t month .60 Outside of state, monthly .GO Outside of state, yearly . . MO BuMcrlhers changing: address should glva both old and new ad (" Funeral Directors 20 VEATCH FL'NKItAL HOMK Pbone 112 Pearl St. at Tenth BIUNSTI-TTKIt-SIMON CHAl'FX Pbone 4X1 U5'2 Olive tit. POOr.E-rtAY.BARTI10UMKW Ph. Kueene "L'.l or Htr. fi-J Florists 30 RAUP'S FOH BETTEU FLOWEKS Lost and Found 150 LOST - Gold pin, Initial. I.. S. Lean it Keg.-Ou.rd. Reward. gIMi!B " Q E N E BEQISTE I? . 0 U A Tt T) Transportation 160 SAN FRANCISCO DAILY l sa ! ' Portland. JU, Round Trip v,i.u.ll BIAUI'.S, I.NIJ. epot, 4U E. Broadway. Phone 009 ANT Transportation to Chicago. Niare expenses. Ph. Hampton Hotel, eve. WANTED Transportation for two people to Denver, I'olo., during mom a oi June. 1'U. U'.Utl. LOCAL and long distance hauling. Ph. .. Springfield H'0. W. O. lllirch. Real Estate for Sale 200 McCllI.I.Y REALTY CO. Ph. 137 REALTORS 10 W. Bd ry. Real Estate for Sale 200 SAM HUGH REALTY COMPANY "UEALTOKS" A "Beautiful Home" place, well lo cated elnse to school and Hi school, ii-room bungalow, new barn, chick en Louse and garnge. Wonderful grove adjacent to house. 25 nenvv bearing English walnut trees. FIXE commercial cherry orchard, family fruit, alfalfa aud excellent gnrden. Price $30110. ON THE McKENZIE Grocery Store completely equipped including cooling system, living rms, in the rear, gas pump and garage partly equipped; also 6 cabins, a nice business for Delco Lighting System. Price $.S00; will tske res idence up to fJSOO, here or Califor nia. PARSONS CO., 02 W. Bdwy. Ph. 042 NICE S-KOOM east, side home, hard wood floor, fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bit t It, is in fine condition, well paint ed, a sacrifice nt J?t."i0O; small down payment, balance lilte rent. PARSONS CO.. 02 W. Iidwy. Ph. 9J2 SNAP MODERN HOME close in: S rms. cully furnished; Frigidnire, Elect. Ranee. Piano SI00O. SAM HUGH R'LTY CO. Phone 04 See J. I. JONES or W. F. NIELSEN 11 E. 7th for bargains. Farm aud city property. Sales or trades. FARM AND HOME COMPANY 00 W inth REATTOIIS Ph W17 Real Estate to Trade 250 WILL TRADE my !i-rm. mod. hse.. garage, 54x154 ft., lot with 20 fruit treeB in Ontario, Cnl., for clear acreage with hse. in Willamette Valley. J. A. Brosmnn. Cabin 5. Cabin City Camp, north Eugene. TRADE .$1500 equity in new house. lor gas donkey or truck. Y rite 1Ni2 Kegister-Gunrd. F.XCIIANG'S all parts U.S. & Canada PAYNE & RADEIt 1st Natl. Bank Opportunities 300 Business MAKE use of yoair mineral rights .low. ill locate yon on gold bear ing mining claim. Winberry district. Louis A. Ktiehnc, Box 1115, Eugene. HAVE smnll tract on Pacific High way. Ideal for service station and rnbins. If interested write 1835 Uegister-Gunrd. 950 CASH starts you in a good hus incss. Pays good returns. 2417 Pot ter WANTED Good going business or partnership. Write ISjS Register Gunrd. Wanted to Trade 330 TRADE $0 Hotpoint curling iron used .1 times, for groceries. F. J. Driver, Rl. 1, Box 1,N!I, Monroe, Ore. WEEKS roosters for wood. Box 40, Jllliclion City. Rt. 1, Fuel for Sale 340 DRY SLAB WOOD 53.50 4-FT. Green slabwood ....S2.30 cd. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Tit. 3104 OLD GROWTH hlockwood. 10-Inch. $3.50 cd.; 2 cords, SO. Old growth Blobwood. $3.50 cd. Dry. JK.50 for 2 cords. Ph. Springfield 1S2-J. 4 -FT. SLAB, 52.50 cd. Full measure guaranteed on all wood. Call for other prices. Springfield 10. COAL AND GASCO BRIQUETS TWIN OAKS Lim. CO. 000 nigh Pb. 782 or 412 WOOD All kinds. 2nd gr. $2.50 cd. Green stamps. Frank Rowers, 210SJ DRY Fir nnd Oak. Phone 506-W. GOD OF THE SKY aVswkb TO PREVIOUS Pt'ZZI.E HortlznNTAI. 1 HrxiiNt-N. K Itemed? for nil di.enNra. S llnvlnir (he Irelh nil alike. 10 Kettledrums. 17 Appropriate fur Bonjr. IR linil of the akr. UOTithle-landa of Peru. SI Ardor. iEIAre. t At onee. 24 (lid WOKOII trnck. S.VI'o turn aside, 27 .vtesh of Inre.. 'in Klirnnee. for rrnnltiar metal, ,11 Come. In. .14 nnky fish. 11,1.1. 37, Hoot. at? tine itho stays Kiitrfil!, KlTlnr Krrm xrjtttaM. M To place la lias as out of school Mlfhout luve. v. To IrrllnO. SB Orrurrlnc I'o ncnd. SI) W hnt fa i nrtrr Main? 00 Tools for atanniins aheet mMal. VKHTICAL 1 1.ayra of slated rlajr hlorka. I na tit ii Hon (or 4.1 llnfltrnrd. 44 Shnrp nod hnmh. 47 Nulflx fnrmlna; the name ot d I rate. 4ft . (stive metal MJThe era it. 11 Melodr PLUR'ALIS LlWifSilJflt OiN ifotSBEtE&I n o.crrloiS'riiisp eTATRIsi JtHE NiA'KMMQKplE L I JElEJP.'sHiANi I Hsfl jX CIS U SUO A!CyTlTSaaaH'A!T niuit Bj'enlljSE. l l b '4 lb 'b I) ' I Id S ItO III jl j'i IU rz : iT 525 ffPI TTTT- 4 i ib STTTpT vrl SjjM5 H riiHiiiiiz 55" j ba 37 id ji, 1 I I """" faO "" J Fuel for Sole 340 WOOD f2.:.0, :l per cord. Sawed any lengih. Ph. 1U-F-14. U,Nl',!,,!:0.U"0W'ni dr7 lb. 4. ALTEUS-BI SHOING. Ph. suo Livestock, Poultry 350 HATCH your chicks the Jameswav. I iistoin hatching 2c. llnhy t'ln.-k's. to rrr 111. inq. stall B4, rub. Mkt. or UKU W. 14th. Phono 1070-J. GOOD MILK COWS Fresh nnd coming fresh IHA C. GATES "'' """ Phone 2070 fc'l'KSn milk goats sell or trade for " . i.. uens. i. ii. i.awrcnce, Curl Ore. 1 liltOOD SOWS, with litters, ft wks. "iu. tst use. .. Richfield Beacon Service Stat tan. SELL family cow: gives about 4 gal. Ph. 7II F-2. V. K. ('numbers. Rt. 1. WEANLING pics for sale. Gerald lls"n. 3 mi. Northwest Coburg. FRESH cow. giving 5 gal. lnq. Daven port Service Station. "l'l Friers and Pullets. 1227 Ouyx Si. 5 WEEKS roosters at 5c. Rt. 1, Box 4t. Junction City. Farm Products For Sale 360 FHl'IT GROWERS ATTENTION Lumber prices are increasing. Place your orders now for Berry boxes llallocks Lugs Prune Tray Slats Cherry Boxes. . WESTERN BOX COMPANY Tl'KKEY DEVELOPER GRAY S FEED & SEED STORE OS East 7th St. FOH SALE Gooseberries on order, 5c lb. nt residence, John Scherler, l'j mi. S. E. Creswell. F1U and hardwood stuinpnge or cut on shares. II. R. Stafford, Route , 1, Springfield. GRIMM ALFALFA SEED CRABTREE S SEED & FEED Automobiles for Sale 400 SALES AND SERVICE NASH DE SOTO PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS LANE AUTO 04 East 10th St. CO. Phone 166 EXTRA SPECIAL IfBl Plymouth 4-door Sedan. Finish, upholstery, rubber and mechanical condition like new. 13,000 actual miles; only $325. We will pay you SPOT CASH for your car if you wish to sell. ELGIN MOTOR CO. 8th and Penrl Open evenings Ph. 711 WRECKING TODAY 1027 Whippet Coupe I'.IJli Buick.. 11120 Stuilnhnker Standard Roadster Generators and Armatures for prae- tically all makes of cars. WESTSIDE AI'TO WRECKERS Ph. 330 on Pnc lliwny, going North Open Sundays for your convenience. CARS FOR HIRE AT TAYLOR'S GARAGE 857 Pearl Phone 2185 LANECO BATTERY FACTORY A Home Industry 345 Van Buren, Hwy. 09 N. Th. 1008, 1020 FORD IV. T. PANEL. Excel lent condition. Will accept light trade in. Vt rite ISo.i Reg.-Gunrd. '28 CHEV. Trurk. new tires, Ford Coupe. Terms. 1S54 Guard. $75. Reg, IB' yon want to sell your car see lis. SPURLOCK USED CAR LOT 033 Ollvo Phone 030 BROWN MOTOR CO. Brondwny and Pearl. Ph. Cor. HATHA WAY'S USED CAR LOT GOOD USED CARS INDIAN Scout motorcycle, $20. Qunl ily Used Car Lot, 52 E. 11th St. ft Prepnalllon. 10 Woolly aurfaer of rlolh. 1 1 To liorder on. 12 Having the fjunllllea of a don. 1ft llr k beetle. 14 Valunlile proiertlea. It) Tennia fenrea, 25 Alluvial trnrt of I nnd nt the mouth ot the Mir. SGTo rut with n holt UE-iln. 20 Field. Ait X, Hli Neither. 3il Aflrrnootl menl. .tr i:tinnda. .'IU nulilnnnl". 37 Oullternllon. Concord, .til Withered. 40 To deduce 41 Mnnale. 41! I'rnnkH. 45 f 'uplns; machine. 48'Mpc of annke the klnr enhra. AO To eat abort. ned. IV4 W I nr. nn llmturf. 5JJ0.P.&L, the protection find relief of anme rlnaa of deal Mute pern on a S llntnr the form uf a a trap. 4 Supreme deity of the .orae pantheon. 5 An In ver tical In. II Half an em. TThil which reatraina (pl.f. an r;cia atlon of 8. flop. Inquiry Miscellaneous for Sale 500 TEXTS 7x7 Lean-to auto tent whlto . 'luck 4.03 txO lan-to nulo tent waterproof , $7.35 7x7 White wall tent J.-1.H5 7x11 While wall tent $7.n5 Single camp mattress $1.05 Double camp mattress. $3,111 Canvas Camp cots $2.00 Folding camp chair 50 Folding lawn chair 0 Poncho hod roll 5 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Sporting Goods Dept. Basement. Phone 3220 BEFORE YOU BUY Your Furniture, Stoves or Linoleum, etc., come in und see us and you will be money ahead, EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE Sth and Charnelton Phone 2301 WALL PAPER, le, 3c, fte. fle nnd up per roll, whm purchased with bor der, Nason's ptiiuts, oils and var nishes. OUALITY DECORATORS 0SI Oak Phone 057 PIANO .and RANGE SALE Free lamp and free dishes. CALLA HAN'S FURNITURE STORE, on West 7th. SPECIAL! Cars washed, grensed and polished ONE DOLLAR TERMINAL GARAGE 821 Willamette Phone 277 VIKING crenm separator, good as new. Cheap. Frank Pattison. 3 mi. east Ferry St. bridge at Gnrden Way. FOli SALE Davenport, Electric Range, Hugs, Beds, ('hairs nnd etc. Moving away: must ho sold this week. 104S Harris St. MEI.OTTE cream separator, 1050 lbs. Trade for anything I can use. F. J. Starnes, Ilolsey, Ore. USED Electric Motors (Rewinding) VITUS ELECTRIC WORKS 73 W. 5th (Repairing) Ph. 155S MOUNTED heads, birds, horns, nnd bear and cougar rugs for your cabin. Reasonable. Call now. 440 E. l'Jtl). FOR SALE Washed sand, gravel nnd loam. G. ( Mathews, 001 W. 4th. Phono 1245-M. nuv GARDEN HOSE FROM O. P. TILLMAN 858 Pearl St. BEST stove repairing in town. Cor. Sth and' Charnelton. Ph. 2300. EASY elect, washer, $35. II. P. rifle $10. Ill N. Jefferson. Ph. 2250-J. For Rent 600 GOOD LOCATION OFFICE ROOMS REASONABLE RENT PHONE 1200 BLDG. 30 W. 5th. Suitable for feed store, trnding or auction mkt. Equipped for livestock. BILLY LOVE, 510 Willamette. PASTURE for horses and cattle for snle. A. L. Gtierber, Th. 21-F-12. Rooms for Rent 610 PLKASANT room for husiness wo niiin. Modern. U73 W.. 11th. Phone lia-Jl. PLKASANT room for ncntleman. Pri vate lavatory, ail ii. ji:ui. STEAM Ucatcd ltoonis 057 Pear) Apartments for Rent 620 AIH'LTS Clean, well furnished 8 room Apt. Lights, water, phone and garage included $15 for the sum mer. Smaller Apt. SIO. Mrs. Iljde, 11154 Lincoln Si. Phone 1KI5. I-'IUIN. APT. Very desirnhle for bus iness collide. Sleeping porch, gar age, electric stove. Frigidnire, close In. (Ink. 3 OK 4 I1M. APARTMENT Nicely furnished. Klec. refrlg. and Kiec, Itnnge. Itensonnhte rent. See KUIIENS'IT.IN l'UUXITUHIO CO. A.iti Mnn...tn,HiM r...n frigidsire, heal, Inrge hedrnom: 4 blks. to Univ. 122:1 Fej-ry at 12th TO Hi:.T MOllKUN APT. All Klretrio eiinipnient; frigidnire, nicely liirnlf.icil. SAM Itl tlll 11KALTY CO. Ph. fit FUR". 8 rms., sleeping porch. Pri vate hath. Heat, water, $15. Ph. 27MI-M. . 8-HM. Apt. fnrn. priv. hath, ground floor, $1'-'. 1IIT0 Columbia. W1LIKII APTS. Mod. furn.. steam heat. Iteasonnhle. rentals. 2.f) h. l.i. Fl.f)Itl:XCE APTS. Downtown, Turn, or nnfiirn. Modern. Ph. 575. KIJIiN'ISIIKD or nnfiirn. Aids. 1'rlg idairc. (Jnrnge. 45(1 W. ilrondway, 2 OOOD Ants, for rent. I'ndcrwood Apts. Ph. 32(18. 1.1th and Patterson. 8 OK 5-KOOM nicely furn or nnfiirn. Apts. Ph. I'jns .M. 4.12 V. fllh. IIOSK COIHlT Kurn. or unfiirn. Apts. 1215 Wllliunette. Ph. 88. APTS. fnrn. nnd nnfiirn. 2 tms. furn. $5. KI75 Fairinnnnt. Osm.'K.N API'S. Fnrnlsheil or un furnished Mod Apis. Ph. Sill. CLOSK-IN' furn. Apt. Also furnished cottage. I ni. ,TJK W. I2lh. 8-KOtlM furn. npt. near I'niv. Pleas- ant yard. Ii.il Last Mth. 5 KO().MS furnished or unfurnished. Close in. Phone Ili:i0. J-ltooM furn. apt, close In. Phone 10:10. 5-It.M. furn. Apt. Light, water, phone and giirnge. t Imkc-iii. ii.i w , l.illi. IH'f:KlNf J1IAM AITS. 828 Pearl. Houses for Rent 630 LOVKLlf home at 417 13. 13th. cor. Mill, now open In permanent tensnt; 3 hedroniilH, 2 sleeping porchen. tub hath up, shower down. Call or phona Jurgens. 113) or 1K3. (iOOIl lllll Si'.S $S.fin to S15.IMI Per .Month PIUIi:XTIAL SAVIXiS LOAN ir.12 Willnmelte Phone 2115 PAK'I'I.Y Furnished eight room mot). ern house; sleeping porch: furnace; fireplace; garage. Clone in. Phone li.Y.I-J. KI'ltN. and unfurn. duplex. Ftirnnce, lireplsce. range. ln.. l.i.i . loth. Ph. WW M. FI'HSISIIKII house. Hcment, fur nace; double garage. r. ,erylhlng fir.l class Pl-.one i.m.t. 4 ROOM li'llNISIlKU HOLSK 15. 1'bont a.VJ-w, House for Rent 630 4-HOOM furn. house at 1(178 E. 24. Sltl. Ini. Cherry llrove (irocory, 2 doors below, or Ph. 141HI H. FPIIN houses. Conib. wood-gas range Furn. heat, overstuff $ltl. SOS V CLKAN tt rm. house, hath, garage. $15. 1202 Lawrence. Ph. (14-F-ll. XK.'KLV furn. 4 rm. house. Ph. 12US-M. 432 W. (ith. 2-ltOOM furnished house, $5.00 300 W. ;ilth Street. Board and Room 650 llOAKU and room. Close iu. ltcas onablo rales. Call 033-M. Wanted to Buy 700 WANTKD Flill.MTUKK, STOVKS Or what have you? 1 pieco or a house full. We pay more money and give prompt service. Don't sell be fore you see us. KL'OKXK BARGAIN HOI'SH Corner Sth and Charnelton Ph. 2300 HICIIKST CASH PRICKS For wool and Cascarn bark, delivered at our stores in Kugene, Cottage Lrove or Sklvin Feed Store, Har risburg. It will pay you to see us before selling. ORF.liON SEED AND FEED WANTED HEFT VF.AL PORK Highest Cash Prices Pnid KIMBALL'S MARKET Blair Blvd. Phone 2S60 WILL PAY $15 for small used car; good condition. Write particulars. 1S58 Regisler-anard. MOST money for Furn. and Stoves. STAR FURX'. CO. Ph. REIT 2 OR 8-BURNER oil stove. Rt. 1, Bog 4(1, Junction City. WANT old gold, jewelry, dentnl or scrap. Star Exchange, 013 Will. Wanted to Rent 710 SMALL modern, furnished home, by reliable couple with 1 child. Near school and iu food part of town. Will givo sumo caro lo nice place as if It wero my own. Yard and trees main Hem. Kent not to ex ceed $15. Am retiring and want a nice quiet placo. Write Leonard Fisher, Plate, So. Dak. UNFURN. 5 or (1-rm. modern house, Univ. district. Ph. 2371-M. Help Wanted 720 ABLE MAN for distributing and de ' livery work. Pays $27.50 weekly up. Must own car. Canvassers need not apply. Steady Job. Write quick. Al bert .Mills, Route Mgr., 2137 Mon mouth. Cincinnati, O. CAN USE limited number of exper ienced poultry dressers. Apply in person. SWIFT & CO., 6th and High Sts. WOMEN INTERESTED IN F.ARN IXti money sewing, write for de (nils. P. O. Box 1478, Cincinnati, O. Situation Wanted 730 CARE for children, any age, In my country noma on tho McKenzie. flood schools. Have cow. chickens. large garden. Nice home. Call or write 1.170 W. oth. Eugene. (Jlrls prcierreu. WANTED . General office work, bookkeeping, Htrnngrnphy. Prefer lawyers or tloctors oflicc. Refer ence. Ph. Spfd. 184-M. PAINTINO For house painters and paper hangers. Call Preston and Holes. 857 Willamotta. Phone 005 PAINT-KALSO. Decorate price, work right; estimate free. Sutton 2573-M BARKER repairs Musical Instru ments; Sewing Machines: (15!) Will, Labor For Necessities 740 THE Intent of this column Is solely for the relief of tho unemployed. Plense help us maintain the spirit that prnniptua its navent. THE exchange must Involve a nec essary commodity such as food, cloth ing or shelter, for labor. THE Register-Guard reserves Ihe right lo refuse any ad not In keeping wilh thn purposo of this column. Violations of the above rule should be reported immediately. WOMAN with m-yr.-nljl hoy wishes ln,mn,lln& .!, n.nf..l.t- ... f town. (Irndnnte nurse, housekeep er, coolt. experienced, adaptable. v;i2 w. itn. WAXTED Work such as kitchen helper or nimost any other kind or plain work for clothing and ne cessities. Mrs. Florence Qitnglia, DisKlon Rio., f'ollnga Orove. HXI'I'RIEXCED girl wants house work or care of children for room, hoard and necessities. Call Spring- Held 1MI-.M afternoons. MAN. 52, must have work at. once. Will do any kind of light work for room, honrd nnd necessities. Write 1S(,(I Rcgisler-dunrd. WILL DO lawn work for groceries. Phono Mr. LnSalle, 227D-W. WILL exchange music lessons for farm produce. Hnlo lSoti Registcr- t,unrl. Necessities For Labor 745 WANT girl lo do housework for room, hnnrd and necessities. Write 1 St H KegUlcr-utiard. WAXT someone to haul wood on share.. Stnll .,!. Public Mnrket. Money to Loan 800 IF YOU ARB WORRYING over accumulated bills, or Install ments that nre too large, or need ready cash for any purposo we will quickly arrange a loan up to $300 to care lor your needs. Monthly payments adjusted to suit your present Income. CASCADE FINANCE CO. Phone 734 24 1st Nat'l Bank Illdg. (2nd Floor) Licensed by State (No. S-125) A DEPENDABLE LOAN SERVICE UP TO $.100 SMALL REPAYMENTS TO SUIT YOl H INCOME You receiva In rn.h actual amount of money for which yon amn. BENEFICIAL Lo.Wi SOCIETY 2i.!i Tiffany Illdg. Phona 3040 Licensed bj Stats (No. 8-llb; Pnp;o Re von Money to Loan 800 TO ALL FOLKS WHO NEED CASH UJJ.CKLYM SEE I S We can arrange all the ri tells for a loan on your car, furniture or live tock to help you to consolidate debts; to pay your taxes. nj etc.; save money on cn.di bargains; ti make home improvements; for medical, dent.il treatment. Monthly repayments 1 arranged to suit your iucoiuo. CALKINS FINANCE CO. RIO Miner Bldg. Eugene, Ore. Licensed by State. Phone 003. $1000 TO LOAN on good real estate, security. O. C. Davis, Rm. 5, U. S. National Hank Bldg. Automobile Loans 850 AUTOMOBILE LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank or Finance Co. nnd extend your payments. Additional money loaned. SWAN' MORTGAGE CO. 0 E. 7th Phono 105 Licensed by 8tnte AUTOMOBILE LOANS IRA a GATES, INC. 057 Oak St. Phona 267S LICENSE! 8-133 Miscellaneous 900 ANY GIRL In trouble may communl cate with Ensign Leo of the Salva tion Army nt the White Shield Home, 405 Mnyfnlr Avo., Portland. BRAY BROTHERS Cleaning nnd hauling of rubbish ot all kinds. Phona 70-F-2: 69-F-B. Professional Directories 910 Professional Directory PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Names nnd Address Phones: Office and Rcsldenca DALE & S ETHER Surgery Radium X-ray 43 Fox, I. R.. 700 Minor Phone 840 DIIS. Qulllon. Stanard, Dyott Eye, ear, nose, throat. Phono 133. Scniefe, B. F., I. O. O. F.. 70-J 70-M Watherbee. J. R Miner Bldg. 1001 Eye, Ear. Noaa and Throat DENTISTS Namea and Address Phones: Office and Resident Lea, W. B, Tiffnny Bldg. 42-J 42-i Mitchell, It. C 024 Miner Bldg. Moxley, W. E, Tiffany; 170 1048-J, Titus. II. W 62S Miner Bldg. 049 CREDIT INFORMATION WILL HE PAY? Know before yon renL Credit Bureau, U. S, Bk. Bg. CHIROPRACTOR DR SCOFIELD HEALTH FIRST 877 Willamette. Ph. 1D7-J or 3134-11 ATTORNEYS ALLEN, S. D.--877 Willamette. Pb.011 WINTEHMEIER, O. A. 734 Will, Land titles probate apecialists OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DR. JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany. Business Directories 920 Business Directory GLASS WORK GLASS OF ALL KINDS MIDOLEY PLANING MILL CO. Fourth and High Phone 1059 METAL PLATING OPEN FOR BUSINESS Motnl plating of all kinds. Cleaning nnd polishing. Iteasonnhle prices. EUUENE METAL PLATING W'KtJ 11th & Oak SL PLUMBING CHASE CO. Plumbing Healing Tinning Investigate our service charges 030 Oak St. Phone 243 SAW FILING All kinds and sixes. Welding. Brazing. Hnmmcring. Band wheel grinding. Any place, any time. Charges reas onnhle. D. W. CRITES Res. Ph. 27.S0-M. Shop Ph. 25S STORAGE. CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY STOR AGE Fireproof Whse. Absoluts security. Affiliations in evory city. Low ins. rates. Guaranteed service. PACIFIC TRANS. & STORAGE: CO. 60 14 W. Gth Cull 74 ' WASHER & VACUUM SERVICE ANY WASH, machine or vacuum cleaner repaired and oiled. Ph. 2250J Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS PERMANEXTS $1.75 op: 841 Will. BROWNIE BEAUTY SI10P. L'h. 4titt BOB3 for PERMANENT Phona 838 27 East Broadway PERMANENT wave, complete gl.7S 855 Oak CITY SHOP Phone 84U MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS & UPIIOI. STKHING 1122 Olira: Pbona 812 Legal Notices 950 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Depnrtincnt of the Interior General lnnd Office at Roseburg, Oregon, May tilth. 1033. Notice is hereby given that John W. George, of Motor lit. No. 3. Eu gene, (Ire., who, on .May 10. 102S, iiuiflc Ilotnettt-ad Entry Scrml No. (II 71157, for Lot 5, Section 10. Town ship IS S.. Rnnge 4 W., Willnmelte Meridian, lias hied notice of intention to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before E. O. Immel, U. S. Commissioner, at Eugene, Ore., on the 23rd day of June, 11)33. Inimnnt nnmes ns witnesses: John Cnllowny, George Beele. John lljerke, nnd A. Tengs, all ot Motor Rt. No, 3, Eugene, Oregon. JJAjllLL a. CANADA!. He(.iatr, No.oilO-Wed-dj-JeU l1 . V r ) .r- v 1. 'i' 1, ' -'