THE EUGENE REGI8TER-GUARD
Page Seven
If DIM
gathering
Warmistice day
.on Hr.. AUK.
KTr. laid tentative plana
. TListice week-end gate-
t o". to whicl1 the
""n be the Oregon-Oregon
' th MuUnomah
'"db, Bert Good-
' nt of the Portland mm-
KTson sl""i ocUtion J
E.. at the Arnmtice wee-eu,i
P" afternoon an-
Pt mi made that the Ore
r"L!,d st.se. big midnight
r v. .i. Foi-Broadway on Ar,
".--.:. .t 11 o'clock.
Amis "is1"- aIter gam.e'
S Alouni of the university
"rU'm . dance at the
rntracta between
n n th. rox-
u j .1.. dliimni. were
Lim. ano " ,- - ;
L ud approval waa given
Ct the temple.
Iji, previous years, ootn ,tne
F"1 :aU mnlinptf will
md tae ------j
k i ho Portland alumni
t Imitations to the dance will
,i Chancellor Kerr, aU members
... hoard of higher educaOon,
Lnltj members at the university,
m Governor ju
PB, WDO B,c "
itj, Gooding said.
.Raiment of the chairmen and
onnel of the various commit-
.nnonnced by Gooding. Ad-
L 10 tie committees will be made
line to .time. (
Uaiwell has been named chair
.i ih imoortant liaison commit-
wfcb will work with the Oregon
psi although each alumni associa-
will sponsor its own ounce auu
ijfbt matmee.
in Pickett will head a group of
ittt who will draw up new by
i retrains the Portland Alumni
Lution. Freck will be chairman
be theater committee and Jactt
ksd of the dance. Sam Wilder-
nil be in charge ot publicity ana
Lid K. Moe of membership. A
mil groups committee, wnose
i it will he to get in touch with
Uind alumni 'groups of aU living
ItiratioM on the' campus, will be
kti Ijr William B. AdamB.
hi' personnel of the committees
Killer: Joe Freeh, chairman;
tatth Jette, George Joseph, Mar-
it TirbelL Edgar -Smith, Alice
tw Scott, Dolores Pierson.
bticitx: Sam Wilderman, -chair-
Gwladri Bowen, Eddie Smith
Harold Voung, Jim Travis,
kldBant
onjtitution and by-laws: Dave
Rett, chairman; Bob Mautz, Carl
U Allan Bj-non, Lyle F, Brown.
iuiion: Bob Maxwell, chairman:
pin Rankin, Dr. Merle Marguaon,
Ruderman, Dr. Howard Stanb:
Imernal groups: William B.
In,, chairman; Mark Gill. Rod
mi, Mrs. W. Lyle Palmer. Freda
pinch Mowrey, Anton Peterson,
VT Griffin, Anne Baum, Frances
h
Puce: Jack Benefiel. "chairman:
irietta Lawrence. Mrs. Lamar
ft, Brian Mimnaugh, Mrs. George
fm jr., rattier .viaegley Justice,
W Benson Patterson. Jack
Warship:' Don K. Moe, chair-
Uith Abbott, Martha Shull,
Thompson Jr.. Alnar- n
f. Paul Hunt.
Junery Operates
Ml Tilt Handling
Beans and Beets
the NRA prouram and boun
mpi.both in effect, the Eugene
Growers' association is about
1 "nest place in I.n
f"n. The cannery is at work
r on neans and beets.
P"een 70 and T.I ,r
F e being handled daily at the
ration. Some inn -.,i..i.
be handled this year dou
V. oulPut- Beets are
-uy aoove last year's crop.
f dnnerv in nn,n oj i,A j
. .. 1 " " ""urs n any
Ur Shifts b.in m-1.J rrtl
h 1 V J" l"rg"t forc "
i.,k Plants.
KL!!!:,f"-'".tworkon
-m T. w Mr- hat of
:. f ""n. Heretofore, th.
bi. . TV corn on
li the UTf, Tpnr h,5 han.
'tin,rJe.I0.r.,ec?rn;
,. r.rk on P""' "Web. form
"'i crop (t(,r h,,n ,nd
."'""e plant
roa th k ""k i capacny
' beans a,
:iaHti,A . tannery opera-
r tat ... "
I iif o'i to the cheer-
Pn
it, " '"out overwhelm!,,, th.
"t bow. .j -
Her. .. ""jwnere one
rre are nm k.
-'""una ,i.y,
m,. .
.-.: WBp, tl B
follow the
RX Friends of the University
--8V,
ene, Oregon
lr:
ST "riflth I.
-7em of Higher Education.
NAME
D6REM .... 1 '
" reiurnad Immediately.)
' r
. NO "NOBODY!"
Disappointing to Charlea Brunl,
a Hartford, conn., janitor, was
tha marralge of his 19-year-old
daughtar, Ida, to a "nobody" In
stead of to "some nice Italian
boy with a good paying" fruit store
or lea truck." Tha "nobody," Noel
I. Elllcott (above), who gave up
a technical education In ' Detroit
to slope to Calcutta-with the girl,
proved to be the son of the Rajah
of Benares' favorite bandmaster
and nephew of Lady Wiley of
London.
beans from the receiving room, on
through the machine snippers . mid
stringers and the sorting and grad
ing processes,' followed then by the
several processes of getting the
beans into the washers, the cons, and
the cookers. Beets are done a bit
differently, of course, but have just
as complex and rapid a procedure in
getting into their cans.
Syrian Student .
Visitor at E. F. G.
Cannery Saturday
Anwar Shallab, student at the Uni
versity of California from . Damas
cus, Syria, nas a visitor at the plant
of the- Eugene Fruit Growers' asso
ciation this week-end. yMr. Shallab
is studying the fruit product indus
try, is making a tour of the lead
ing cannery establishments of the
nation and following a trip to Chi
cago will return fo the west coast
ft- several months longer stay.
In Syria, most of the fruit is made
into paste which is then dried and
eaten, he said.
Mr. Shallah plans to return to his
cor.r.t. and engage in the dried fruit
business. .
Ho was very much Impreessed with
the varied types of fruits and vege
tables handled at the Eugene can
nery and in the great amounts of
each. He was particularly interested
Saturday in the processes of handling
the green beans and beets which are
on in full force at the cannery now.
LOOSE IN COUNTY
Three hundred and fifty Chinese
pheasants from the state game farm
north of Eugene were liberated In
different parte of the county Friday
and they are expected to be just right
for hunting when the season opens
in the fall. They are now three
.fourths grown and by the time the
hunting season begins they will be in
their prime, keepers of the farm stnte.
Some of the . birds were libernted
nlong the Amazon slough west of Eu
gene, ' some in the Dnnebo section,
some -west of Junction City, others
on the Braes southwest of Eugene, a
small flock near Goshen, one at Dex
tr, one at Pleasant Hill and one
north of Coburg.
This Is the second liberation of the
birds this summer, another lot of 300
having been turned loose earlier. Five
hundred were sent from here to Doug
Ins county a short time ago. George
McCorrigan and Henry Mongol of the
state game department had charge of
the liberation of the pheasants.
Retreat Is Success
At Triangle Lake
Several of the Sunday school
teachers of the Grace Lutheran
church returned from Trin'ngle Lake
Saturday, where they were attending
a Sunday school teachers' retrest,
the first of their church In Oregon.
An enrollment of 4S was reported,
and a repetition of the venture was
enthusiastically voted by thoae pres
ent. Among those who returned was
Rev. Martin P. Simon, minister of
the church, and his family.
Done for God"; Isaiah 43. v
During the week John Simon of
Wisconsin, brother of the local pas
tor, Is to make his home with his
brother's family.' John Simon was
graduated from Concordia Theologi
cal seminary in St. Louis last June.
t-oratch Pads Valley Printing Co.
Ur" rnmk a. 1 Z8c ,n pooe ttampa or coin to pay for my
E hela i Associated Frienas ot ins univermj
r Stai. yur pro9rB creating greater confidence In tha
k?? thl note .! ,..'.. k,.
B Card U.IH if t ini anovs aoarc.s, four "",.'
Fifty Thousand In
Warrants Called
A call for $50,000 of Lane county
general fund warrants will be made
at once by Mrs. Grace Schlsks,
county treasurer, an order having
been made Saturday by the county
court directing her to pay off that
amount.
The payment of this sum will
bring the outstanding warrants of
the county close up to the first of
the preaent year, It waa estimated
by members of the court.
ARHOW MI!SSKNGER Phone 610
Too Late To Classify
MODERN 5-rm. house. Easy terms:
14.12 TV. Broadway.
Entered at Poitofflc In Bua-ens.
ire., as Seeond Clase stall Hatter.
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nemher of the Associated Press.
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entitled to the use for publication
ot all news dispatches credited to
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financial responsibility for errors
whlc may appear In advertise
nente published In Its oolntnoo,
but In canes where the papr la at
rault will reprint that part of an
idvertlseinent In which th typo
graphical mistake oocura.
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1
Lodge Meeting Notices 10
Spencer Butte Lodge No. S
I. O. O. F- Diners Tnautnv
ii i .m) p. m at 1. u. u. it. temple,
ii Bdwy. at Oak. Viaitora Welcome.
Funeral Directors 20
POOLE-GHAI-BAHTHOLOMEW
1'h. Eugene 723 or 8pr. 62-J
: VEATCH FUNERAL HOME
Phone 112 Pearl St. at Teutb
BRANSTETTEH-SIMON CHAPEL
fhone iiki una Olive St.
Florist
30
RAUP'8- FOR BETTER FLOWERS
Card of Thanks 140
H'K WISH to express our sfneere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for the
beautiful floral offerings and for
their kindness and sympathy during
our recent bereavement due to the
- illnesa and death of our beloved
mother. Grandma Blakely.
MRS. F.LLA MICHAEL
MRS. ELIZABETH KELSEY
MRS. E. L. BAXTER
B1LLIE and TOM BLAKELY
Transportation 160
MOVING Regular hauling, Califor
nia points, leaving each week, Re
. frigerator aervice. Ph. Springfield
44.
$1.83 to Portland, $3, ' Round Trip
- Leaves 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
DOLLAR STAGES. INC.
Depot. 49 E. Broadway. Phone 909
WANTED Ride to, Spokane, Mon
tana, Minnesota, S. Dakota. Share
. expense or drive. Referencea, Ph.
3134-H.
WANTED Transportation for 2 la
dies to Hreitenbush in exchange for
week's lodging. Telephone 700-M.
Real Estate for Sale 200
20 ACRES
All in cultivation and in first class
condition. Orchard, melona, strsw
berries, rapsberries. Fine for corn
nnd potatoes. Almost new plas
tered house, electricity. On good
graveled road, just off McKenzie
highway, about 6 miles from Eu
gene. All clear. Priced to sell
7 ACRES
All in cultivation, lies level, good soil.
' No bides. On good graveled rosd
near McKemie Hiwsy. $1000.
We have several desirable suburban
trncts.
See Mrs. Blackburn.
Houses at the edge of Eugene and
in smaller towns can be insured in
the Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., at OOc per $100 for 3 years.
EMERY & RANSOM
S8 West Broadway Phone 321
McCU.LY REALTY COMPANY
Phone i:i7 REALTORS 09 W, Bdy
SfBUIlllAN ACRE All cult. 4-R.
house, small barn, brooder house,
poultry house 24x48 not entirely
finished. City water and lights.
Prire $0O0 If sold in few daya aa
wants to purchase larger place.
3 A. TRACT, close to Sprina-field. all
cult., nice S-R. house, electricity,
rmnltrv house, 250 hens, feed house.
Price $1500.
FOR REAL ESTATE
OR TNSt.'RANCE SEE
PARSONS CO.. HI W. Broadway
New Location
80 ACRES, good farm land. Family
orchard. 7 ml. west Eugene. Rea
sonable. O. W.' Lucas. M. R, 8.
Ph. 2SF5.
See J. I. JONES or W. F. NIELSEN
HE. 7th for bargains. Farm and
city property. Sales or trades.
140 ACRES with buildings. Good
-ater. Some timber. See Owner,
1410 High.
700 FARMS Described. New Catalog
Free. KINNF.Y 731 Willamette.
MrCHLLY REALTY CO .
Ph 137 REALTORS til W Kdrv
FOR SALE MODERN 6-rm. house
it 991 Polk.
Real Estate for Sale 200
SAM HUGH REALTY COMPANY
"REALTORS"
WELL LOCATED 70 ACRES
Nearly all good, well drained farm
land, close in on fine highway. Fair
house and barn, fine shade. $3900.
VERY DESIRABLE1 COUNTRY
HOME
5-ACRES garden loam, 23 laarge Eng.
lish walnut trees, 1 acre commer
cial cherriea; balance garden, fruit,
and alfalfa. Beautiful shade tree's.
3-HOOM bungalow, good ham. gar
age and poultry house. Convenient
to school and high school. . $3200.
CHOICE CLOSE IN HOME SITES
2, 3 and 5 A. tracta in excelltnet
neighborhood. $200 to $TOO per A.
GOOD GOING BUSINESS
Furniture and lease of 15 fine apart
ments for sale.
GROCERY FOR SALE
Home and store for rent: reasonable.
SAM RUGH REALTY CO.
1020 Willamette St. - Ph. 64
30 ACRES No. 1 River bottom land,
about 27 in cult. hal. wood lot. Fair
aet of boildlngs, family ' orchard,
achool handy: Price $2500; H cash.
Come see the crops, you be judge
of value.
40 ACRES River bottom land in cult
fi-room house, plenty outbuildings,
3 acres 7-yr. old filberts. Family
orchard, achool '4 ml. Price $4000;
$1700 rash, 8 to 10 year on hal.
at 6 int.
J. E. MtJRPHY '
Junction City, Oregon.
PRACTICALLY new 6-rm. house.
Hardwood floors downstaira. Tile
drainboard, built-lns, fireplace and
full basement. Piped furnace, 3 bed
rooms, 2 downstairs. Enclosed back
yard with grape arbor, pergola.
Large garden, double garage. BcBt
location of West side. Reasonable
W. K. HAMILTON. 1144 W: 10th.
Real Estate to Trade 250
MODESTO, CALIF.; equipped 12
acre ranch, irrigated, about 10
acres in alfalfa, 20 good cowb.
$0500.00. Mtg.. $3200.00. Wants
good farm suitable for .dairying
and diversified farming, well locat
ed. DENNIE ,T. KOUPAL
780 Willamette
GOOD 7 room house, Cottage Grove,
partly modern. Near achool, clear
for home in Eugene. R;R. man,
must trade on account of work.
Joe McKibben, 805 Third St., Cot
tage Grove.
40 ACRES Unimproved, on fine
road. A bargain. $300. Used car
accepted as part payment Write
2071 Reg.-Guard.
TRADE Modern home in good Portland-district
for Eugene property,
lots or acreage. 20S7 Reg.-Guard.
EXCHANG'S all parte U.S. & Canada
PAYNE & RADER 041 Oak St.
Business
Opportunities 300
NEW Modern 8-pump aervice ata
tion. Complete greasing equipment.
Live town, finest climate. Also cafe
equipped, new bldg., adjoining sta
tion. Beautiful set-un - for nartv
with means. Sacrifice for cash or
. take half trade. Owner, L. W,
(iliebe, Barstow, California.
WANT TO SELL Modern Beauty
Shop in G. P. All new equipment;
easy terms;'Exclusive beauty shop,
Box 182 Grants Pass, Oregon.
TO LEASE 25 M. capacity sawmill
on R. R. now in operation. Lots of
timber. Write 20X0 Reg.-Guard
For Sale or Rent 310
HOUSE and lot near university. 5
bedrooms, lrr.'ll .moss St.
For Sale or Trade 320
040 A. Stocked and equipped (clear)
for stock of merchandise.
14 A. imp. good soil, crop,
50 A. imp., stocked and equipped.
KIRKHAM 774 Willamette
Wanted to Trade 330
HEATING atove, gasoline camp
stove, car accessories for wood.
1200-W-7.
SHE'S IN POLITICS
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
HORIZONTAL
I Who is the
woman In the
picture?
Hurried.
10 To pierce.
11 Somewhat
bald.
12 Egga ot
fishes.
13 A brilliant '
meteor.
14 Standard ot
type measure.
16 To murder.
17 Grazed.
19 Half an em.
21 Pushes.
24 Prefix denot
ing three.
26 Tapestry.,
30 Ruffled (he
temper of.
32 Each (abhr.).
33 Lixivium.
34 Like.
3 Drink
37 Covering for
a sharp
pointed roof.
39 Myself. .
40 Puffed.
42 Tha pictured
lady held a
political office
In the state ot
?
45 Bread cutter.
47 Sneaky.
48 Senior.
49 Floating.
51 Violent
whirlwind.
53 Vegetable.
64 Threefold.
55 Both the lady
In the picture
and her
husband,
whom she
succeeded,
were 1 la
their homo
SAjlljrO5iTONaA;
1 -1 j- - 1 " hii 1
Z5 7" ST p 35 Ar'SSSB
15 sssrlssjsc jt-jT1
35 n" AiT-T"""- !T
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Tsrir -gi-SS
si ss ssr srv
53 T"is3
1 ' 1 1 I II II I I I lit'
Wanted tb"TradY 33&
VEGETABLES and fruit of all kinds
to trsde for wood. Ph. 44F21.
TRADE Man's suit, medium sised,
for wood. Ph. 1143-J, ' ".
Fuel for Sale " 340
ORDER WINTER'S WOOD NOW!
OLD Growth fir, Second growth fir.
oak. ash aud maple.
128 cubic feet per cord guaranteed
frank Mcculloch, pL sofw-w
COAL AND GA8CO BRIOUETB
TWIN OAKS LBR. CO. ,
09 High Ph. 782 w 412
PLANER ENDS, per load .i..$3.50
WALTERS BUSHONQ LBR. CO.
Phone 500
WOOD ALL KINDS: FULL CORD
green stamps. Frank Bowers, 21USJ
4 FT. slabwood $2.50 cord
CHAMBERLAIN BROS. Ph. 8104
DRY Fir and Oak. Phone 508-W.
Livestock, Poultry - 350
FOR SALE
At the C. and W. auction corrals, a
lot of tools, one work and aaddle
horse, 2 milk cows, both springers.
Community sale Monday, August
28th. List your stock next week
for adv. F. F. Moon, manager. W.
L. Bray, auctioneer.
SHEEP Sell or trade for wood.
Melvin M. Couch, 8 mi. above Wal
terville. '
70 HEAD of Shropshire ewes, 2 to 4
yrs. old. $4 per head. L. M. Hawkins
Cottnge Grove, Disston Route,
Phone 35-F-5.
PURE bred and registered Shropshire
Rams; best breeding, ainglea or
truck loads. E. A. McCornack, Eu
gene R. No. 3. '
SHROl'SHIRtt RAMS for aale at
Meadow View. hire. W. E. Staf
ford.. Write Rt. 2, Junction City.
DAIRY COWS, aell or trade aome
for hay. Phone 2S-F-5. O. W. Lu
cas, Rte. 8, Eugene.
MILK COW for snle or trade for hay
or what. 2nd ' house east of Col
ege Crest store.
2 COWS, 5 Heifers, 2-yr-old. Good
dairy stock. C. V, Ilolbrook, prea
well, Oregon.
PERSIAN cats and kittens'. Mrs.
McManns, Junction City.
DEAD and worthless cows and horses
picked up.. Phone 259. .
FOR SALE: 50 head stock ewes. C.
C. Fisk, Not).
MILK GOATS. Mrs. McMANNS,
Junction City.
For Sale 360
Farm Products
POTATOES 50 lbs. 75c; 15 lbs. 25e;
Culls. 30 lbs., 26c. ,
Pickling Cucumbers 2c lb.
No. 1 fresh Salmon 12c lb.
Bnv this produce direct from grower
RIVERSIDE MKT., y, ml. E.
Judkins Point.
LATE DUKE Pie cherries. Pick
them yourselves at 2c per lb. Next
to last house on River avenue, 8-4
. mi. 8. E. Santa Clara. Fi L. Bis-
. sell. ' "
I1RADSHAW PLUMS, 50c box, you
pick. 1st house Eaat of Four Oaks
Grange on Bailey. Hill road. .
GET your corn for canning from J.
J. McGill and Sons. Ph. 45-F-24
Junction City.
RHUBARB for canning, c lb. Bert
Holmes, near Deadmond'a Ferry.
OATS nnd wheat $25 ton. 2 miles out
on Elmira road. Warren Place.
GRAVENSTEIN apples cheap. Bucks
Fox farm. Ph. 55-F-21.
Automobiles for Sale 400
SCHERER'S BARGAINS
7th and Olive
LATE '20 Chevrolet truck for team
and cows. R. G. Warf, Rt. 3, Spfd.
8 Whirlpool.
9 Coloring
matter.
11 Genus of
cattle.
15 Retrospective
aurvey.
17 12 Inches.
18 Retards.
20 Inlet
22 Hour.
23 Measure.
25 To Interpolate
again.
27 Cereal grass.
28Secojid note.
29 Salty.
31 SUe of paper.
36 Believers In a
particular
creed.
38 3.1416.
40 Suave.
state?
58 Chalcedony.
B9 Perfect
pattern.
60 Opposite ot
dries. .
VERTICAL
1 The pictured
41 You and L
woman Is now 4J Aider.
the head ot 44 poa.
tha 7
2 Departure.
3 Compartment
ot a house.
4 Native metal,
5 Southeast
45 Ado.
46 A crucifix.
50 Constellation.
52 First woman.
53 Parson bird.,
65 To depart
56 Deity.
57 Northwest.
6 Hall.
7 Flexible.
r
Automobiles for Sale 400
MODEL A FORD SPORT COUPE
Uood condition, ill ready to
go, at " only '. $160
BROWN MOTOR CO.
Broadway and Pearl Ph. 1757
1929 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe
1920 DURANT Deluxe Sedan
1929 DURANT 2-door.
LANE AUTO CO.
64 Eaat 10th Phone 166
Used BATTERIES $2.50 with ex
change.
Full line of USED PARTS for aU
standard cars.
EUGENE AUTO WRECKING CO.
42 W. 6th Phone 659
WE INVITE YOlf
TO LOOK AT OUR USED CARS.
WE HAVE A NICE LINE.
PACKARD GARAGE
8th and Pearl Phone 21
USED CARS
tn first claaa mechanical condition at
KIAJIN MOTOR CO.
8th and Pearl Open eve'a Ph. 711
USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD
TAYLOR'S GARAGE
.857 Pearl Fhone 2185
ELGIN MOTOR CO.
SPOT CASH for your car or equity,
8th and Pearl Open eves. Ph. 711
IF you want to 8ell your car aee us.
SPURLOCK USED CAR LOT
935 Olive Phone 630
BROWN MOTOR CO.
Cor. Broadway and Paarl. Ph. 1757
HATHA WAY'S USED OAR LOT
GOOD U8ED CARS
Miscellaneous for Sale 500
looki
Your last chance to get your car
washed, greaaed and polished lor
$1
PHONE 277 NOWI
TERMINAL GARAGE
621 Willamette '
BEFORE YOU BUY
Your Furnure, Stoves or Linoleum,
etc., come in aim aee us auu you
will be money ahead. ,
EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE
8th and Charnelton Phone 2390
FOR SALE Singer 8 machine,
Armstrong L. Ruga, Olympic range
and circulator, Seoly mattress,
Johnson floor wax. Star pianos.
CALLAHAN'S FURNITURE
STORE, on 7th West.
REMEMBER! CASH TALKS!
BUY AT STAR FURN. CO. and
save; no lower prices in Lane
, County, . Cor. 6th and Will. Op
. postoffice. Phone 507.
HIGH GRADE FLY SPRAY
95c Gallon
GRAY SEED & FEED CO.
SMALL waterpower plant consisting
of Pelton- wheel nnd 10 H. P. Gen
erator. 1876 W. 6th. House "G."
SPECIAL
FLY SPRAY, PER GAL, BOc
CRABTREE FEED & SEED STORK
SOS GAL. gas tank,' 8 compartments.
-n':.. Tn.1l O lnA fi, Itmnllnn
City, or phone J. C. 1042.
PRACTICALLY NEW Universal
range.. Reasonable price. See Hope
Elec. Co., 29 K. stn.
FOR SALE CHEAP 1 Bed daven
port 8 occasional chairs, 1 Majes
tic radio. Ph. 402.
SELL CHEAP. Westinghouse elect,
range. Ph. 520. 1100 Patterson.
REST stove repairing In town. Cor,
8th and Charnelton. Ph. 2300.
FOR SALE L. and II. Electric
range, Like new. 235 Weat Oth.
For Rent
600
GOOD LOCATION
OFFICE ROOMS
REASONABLE RENT
PHONE 1200
FOR RENT
Office room on Willamette St Haa
been a real estate office for 12
years. Phone 2.
ALFALFA sheep pasture. Call at 165
W. Bth alter 0 p ,m.
Rooms for Rent . 610
8TEAM Heated Rooms 867 Pearl
Apartments for Rent 620
COLONIAL APTS. on campus. 788
E. 11th. Nicely furnished. Steam
heat, $16 per mo.
1 AND 3 RM. furn. apt, light, water
and elect, washer, $6 and $10. loot
Oak.
FLORENCE APT8. Downtown,
furn. or untorn. Modern. Ph. 675,
2-RM. furn. Apt. Private entrance.
Ph. 11122-J.
3-ROOM FURN. APT. Ground floor.
.528 W. 4th.
8 OR 5-ROOM nicely fura or nnfurn.
' Apts. Ph. 1208-M. 432 W. 8th.
RKDEC. 3 rm. furn. sleep, porch,
pvt. bath and ent Ph. MbW.
S ROOMS furnished or unfurnished.
Close in. Phone 1030.
8 RM. Furn. Apt. PrivBte entrance.
$12.50 Mo. 388 W. 11th.
FURN. 4-rm. Apt. Frlgidalre. Bleep
ing porch. 484 E. 13th.
4 RM. fnrn. Apt. Frlgidsire: finest
in town. J'!23 Ferry.
MODERN APTS Furnished. At
tractive. RUGH REALTY CO.
Houses for Rent 630
FOR RENT 8-room modern house.
East 11th Street. Call phone 870.
f-RM. rood, unfurn. hs.i gar.; furnace.
Close in. very reasonable. Ph 823UW
6-RM. house, HUB High. $10. Newly
refinlahed. Ph. 2S22-W.
MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE
1412 Pearl St '
7-ROOM furnished honse. Close-In.
113 East 6th. Ph. 417-W.
MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE
203(1 Olive
6-RM. Mod, unfurn. bs. Gsr. furnace,
$22.50 on year lease. 829 Will.
6-RM. furnished house. Close In; new
ly redecorated. Call 2(l7.
HOUSE and Apt. for rent cheap. In
uira 867 W. 13th.
Housei for Rent 630
FOR RENT
5-roora nicely furnished house, $25.
2057 Lawrence St. 8 blks. from
High school. Nice place. Phone
8HI1-J, owner or
CASHMAN REALTY CO., 811.
$10 WILL RENT 5-rm. cottage fresh
and clean. Gnarage; view; schools;
60 W. 10th. Ph. 8U7-J or 967.
ATTRACTIVE Mod. 7-rm house and
garage. Price reaaonable. 1605
Pearl.
FURNISHED houae, 8 bedrooms,
furnace, garage, doae In. 543 W.
5th.
Wanted to Buy 700
WE BUY furniture, ranges, cook
stoves, heaters, tools or what have
yuu. If you want ths most money,
don't sell before you aee ub.
EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE
8th ft Charnelton St Phone 2390
WANTED
BEEF VEAL PORK
KIMBALLS MARKET Phone 2860
WILL PAY highest price for white
and colored fryera also colored
hens. Ed Anderson, Creswell. Pb.
205.
WANTED, LUMBER 1-inch. Sound
knotted and better grade cedar lum
ber. Write 2075 Reg.-Guard.
WANTED Used or burned out elect,
motors. Pay cash. Ph. 1558.
STAMPS or stamp collections bought
for ensh. Ph. 526.
Wanted to Rent 710
BY Army Officer, 7 or 8-rm. furn.
house for 8 months. Must be reas
onable. Location near Junior High
achool preferred. Pb. 1825-J.
WANTED By Sent. 1st, 5 or 6-rm.
furn. house. Walking distance to
town. Near grade achool. 2084 Reg.
Guard. Help Wanted 720
HOP PICKING will begin on early
hops Aug. 23 at ANDERSON
BROS. Only those registered for
early hops need apply.
HOP PICKING fill begin Thursday,
24th. lc lb. C. W. Murphy, Har
risburg. WANTED School girl to work for
room, board and necessities. 941
E. 10th.
WANTED Party with truck to haul
oak wood on ahares. Ph. 68-F-1S.
HOP PICKING atnrts Aug. 23. Et
erett' Scott, Harrisburg, Ore. ,
Situations Wanted 730
PAINTING For house neuters and
. . paper bangera. Call Preston ans
uaiea, uai wiuamette. fhone 060
HIGH school girl wants work, room
and board. Keg. Guard No. 20SU or
telephone 5S3-R
EXPERIENCED sawyer and frier
wanta position In any else mill.
t - nnOQ ri
"inn t jtrN.'uuni u
PAINTING, paperhangtng. Estimates
Free- NEED WORK. Ph. 2871-W
qui w. iutn.
WANTED WOODSA WING
T Prompt Service Call 41S
BARKER reoairs Musical Instrn
meats: Sewing Machines: 059 Will.
WANT part time houaework by mid
die aged lady. Inq. '1304 Lincoln.
PARTY of five want work pulling
oeeta. rn. iieT-it
Miscellaneous Wanted 750
WANTED Board and room In wid
ow's home, Cabin 11, Eugene Spfg,
Auto Camp. .
Money to Loan 800
TO ALL FOLKS WHO
NEED CASH odiCKLYII
8EE US
We can arrange all the d "tails for a
loan on jour ear, furniture or lire
atocs to nelp you ,
to consolidate debts;
to pay your taxes, Ins., etc.!
save money on cash bargains;
ty make home Improvements',
for medical, dental treatment.
Monthly repayments arranged
to suit your income.
- CALKTNS FINANCE COl
810 Miner Bldg. Engone, Ore.
Licensed by State. Phone 605.
TAXES ARK DUE
If you haven't enough cash nn hand
to na; yours, get a loan from us.
Then, you can repay us in 8, 6, 10
or more convenient monthly pay,
ments. Prompt Service.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
200 Tiffany Bldg. Phone 3040
Licensed by Slate (No. 8-118)
Loans Made In All Nearby Towns
IT YOD ARB WORRYINO
over accumulated bills, or install
ments that are too large, or need
ready cash for any purpose we will
quickly arrange a loan up to $300
to cars tor your needs.
Monthly payments sdjusted to suit
your present income.
CASCADE FINANCE CO.
Phone 734
24 1st Nst'l Bank Bldg. (2nd Floor)
Licensed by State (No. 8,-1201
FEDERAL farm loan 4" interest
rederal 2nd mtg. loan r interest.
C. F. HYDE 731 Willamette
Automobile Loans 850
AUTOMOBILE IXJANB
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
. PAYMENTS REDUCED
Ws pay op balance due dealer, bank
or Finance Co. and extend your
paymenta. Additional money loaned.
SWAN MORTGAGE CO.
8 E. 7th Phon 106
Licensed by State
SAVE. SAVEI 8AVEI
ON AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING!
lowest Rates and Easiest Terms.
Investigate and Be Convinced
HUGH H. EARLB
Motor Investment Co.
301-2 Miner Bldg. Pbnns IOCS
State License M 140
RA C. GATES, INI'
I'M Oak St. Phone KflH
HATE UCENBtS I- 136 It Ur
Miscellaneous 90Q
ANY GIRL in trouble may communis
care witn hnaign Lee ot the Halva
tlon Army at the - White Shield
Home, 465 Mavfair Ave.. Portland,
kinds. Phone 76-F-2: 69-F-B.
BRAY RROTUFHS
Cleaning and hauling of rubbish of al
Professional Directories 910
Professional
Directory
PHYSICIANS SURGEONS
Names and Addresa
Phonea: Office and Residence
DALE & 8 ETHER
Surgery Radium X-ray
fox. 1. R, 709 Miner Phone 849
CHAS. E. HUNT. M. D., Miner Bldg.
upstetrios, Women and Children.
DRS. Gnlllon, 8tanard, Dyort Eye,
hum, ujroni. rnone 103.
Scalefe. B. F., 1. O. O. F- 70-J 70-M
Wetherbea, J. R Miner Bldg. 1601
ng. ii.Hr, nose anu 1 nroat
DENTISTS
Names and Address
Phones: Office and Residence
Lee, W. B, Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-M
Moxliy, W. E Tiffany: 179 1048-J
Tltns. a W- 628 Miner Bldg. 649
CREDIT INFORMATION
WILL HE PAY? Know before yoo
" ureuit Bureau, u. 8. 3k. Bg.
CHIROPRACTOR
nn snrnrtiiT.n ui.-.Atm c.n.
877 Willamette. Ph. 157-J or 8134-M
ATTORNEYS
WINTERMEIERr O. A 734 Will.
uuiu unes prooace aseciausta
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
DR. JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany.
Business Directories 920
Business Directory
CHIMNEY SWEEP
EUGENE Chimney Sweep. Furnace
neoueu. nor tuar, Ai 1,,,,, pj
w20.
GLASS WORK
GLASS OF ALL KINDS
MITMiT, Fv pr.avivra aim rr
. m, , vr.
Fourth and High Phone 1069
PLUMBING
CHAHin nn
986 Oak St f Phone 24S
RADIO ft ELECTRICAL
: LIGHTNING SERVICE
1163 Willamette Phone 1316
SERVICE AND REPAIR PARTS,
SHOE SHINES
ELITE SHINES 10c
659 -WILLAMETTE
STORAGE
CLEAN, SAFE, SANITABY STOR
a ireproor wnse. Absolute)
security. Affiliations in every dry.
Low In. ---- n,. . 1 ,
PACIFIC TRANS, ft STORAGE CO.
tv. qui UaU 74'
Woman's Realm
BEAUTY PARLORS
PERMANENTS $1.75 up: 841 WilL
Rrin'fl nat DlTtDUlMtTiMma
Phone 688 27 Eait Broadway
PHRM ANUVm ..... . t m
-a rin'c, t--Ulil.PlUl.fJ BlilO
36ft Oak PITY BHOP Phone 849
MATTRESS FACTO BY
KUGENK MATTRE33 & UPHOL
oitiuno-ii Olive; Phone 812
Legal Notices '. - 950
NOTICE OP SALE OP REAIi
PIlOPEItTV BY ADMINIS
TRATOR, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That by virtue nf an order of the
Coun:y CJuiirt of In County. Ore
gon, duly made nnd entprwl of rec
ord on the lNih dny of AurunI, llKCi,
In (he nuttier of the plnte of V, E.
Minor, dtcpflscd, the underoitrned ad
ministrator of aaid estnto will on and
nft" the inih day of SoptmnlKr,
1IM.3, offer for enle and well nt private
Bale to . . ..irnt hi (!)' f0f cnht
or one-half rash nnd one-hnlf credit,
akl--t to ffiufirnintion of th Court,
the real property of nafd estate de
arribed in wnid order or any parcel
thereof, or any part of any parcel
thereof;
Lot Bix and the South nne
half of Lot Five in Block Ten of
Drivorron Addition to Eugene, in
Lane County, Oregon.
Iot Seven in Block Ten of Orl
erton Addition to Euuetie in
Lene County, Oreuon.
Lot Five, fn Block Twenty-two
of Driverton Addition to Eugene,
in Lane County. Orejion.
Loin Five ami Hix in Block
Twenty in Orivcrtnn Addition to
' Eueene in T-ane Counfv, Orenn,
Lot One, Two. Three. Ten,
Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen nnd
Fourteen fn Block Twenty-one of
Driverton Addition to Kuitcne In .
Lanp County. Oregon.
Section5 10. 11, 12 In Block ,
Four of Sunrise Area In Rent
Haven !.femoriRl Park, In Lane
County, Orepon.
BesinnintT at t-olut 2J..27
chains Snnth and 10.1 chftina
Eaut of the Vorthwet corner nf
Lot 1 in Section 10 Townlpn 17
South. Rnnre rt Eaat of the WiU
lamette McrMinn nnd runninc
thence Knit Hftfl rhnlofi. thew
South .Videg. Ent 'VJi fent tti
the right hank of the MVKenaie,
River, thence diwn the riirht
hank of the MrKennie 'River
menndering the mime to a point
due Ronth of the rlne hosln
nfng. thence North 4.71 chain
moro or lew to the tdnee of be
sinnina. containing 'l.i!7 acre In
Lane County. Oregon. A1o riirht
of way for roadway to saM prem
ise. Said aale will taV-e plrtre at thd
Inw office of L. L. Rny in the Miner
Building, Eugene. I,ane County, Ore
gon. TT. T. MTVFR,
Administrator of the Estate of W, E.
Miner, decerned.
Hog cholera wi fuwt found in
America 97 7e" ,