13. 1934.
THE EUGENE REGJSTEB.STT'ABD
. a Anniir
(IflTlAut ujlUiE
Li ROVE.
Feb. 18.
f" I umber of.tuuent. in
iwul) 1 io class will so
CL'C cninp Thursday
-,k. Bu" , ,hort skits snd
".7.. tire ... i m.
W- . T. JWW
at .V.iJ instructor, -Miss sr-
jWiji A Kmerson.
. .re Mildred Alien, .p.
. .1n. McCorm.ok.
, H. B. Breeillove en
:, nTnner SuWla.v, honoring
. ...J a granddaughter, .nrs.
j ' their birthday anmver-
keeping St- Vlenti.ie'
received a Valon
, Uarse rake with lighted
ig, (lie'- t,e centerpiece.
rr Gc,r.-e Ilewitt of Bond.
X Jesse Penny. Pnr"
Jll and Mi" Kathleen Bcidler,
jrrtdlo'e ami , , v
- . Motes' I'tf Sunday for Port-
j'rMer of the week at
W..evlevr Mornnda returned
rL ll WHaweek at the home of
Mr.udM,a.no..rt.Me.
r.oorte Hewitt and
i,, Janice of' Bend .pent the
;l.,nil e home ot ..in..
Mr. and Mrs.. II. B,
parents.
j xt,. Harold. Swart, left
fr California to Bpeim iu
rfk" Tv;ii;..m TTiilrlpninn
VT. 11" !
M. and ...r. " 'i'"""
cn-oncon nttpmlrd a district
flT'FI.ps, banquet nnd (Innc-lnt?
Rl - .,.
i .tA tinny oin'.'
1 Mrs. Dick Dickinson and
Mr. aw
CRESWELL NEWS ITEMS
IRESWELL, Fob. 13. (Special)
Tk ROJ"1 Neisbbors will bold an
Ctij meeting Thursday at the home
tf Mri C. A. Bush. The afternoon
,iH t in the nature of a Valentine
,tj. A politick dinner will be.scrv-
j it noon. . ' '
Holhrook Conklin of Eusene apent
Simrdsy with Franklin Vilea at the
G. Vilea ranch. .
Mr. ind Mrs. L. 8. Morsa and aon
Junior, of Ctilp Creek were dinner
pnu Sunday at tho home of Sir.
Mom' parents, Mr. and Mra. S. 8.
Mens. The occasion waa in "honor
(Mrs. S. 8. Moras' birthday annirer-
I1TT.
Th Sisterhood of the Christian
drarch will meet for an all-dny of
News of Brownsville
BtiOWXSVILI.E, Feb. 13. (Spe
tal). Bod Tycer, oldest , surviving
number of a pinecr Brownsville fnm
3l, ii lerionslj'ill at his homo in east
BromuTille. . Among those called to
kii bedside were Mrs. Isabell Wil
hims of Seaside, a sister, and her son
Boy iViliiaajs.
At the Orecnn State college, Miss
Margaret Calloway, a former Browns,
nlle prl, was recently chosen vico
prrsident of Alpha Tan Delta, a
tionil Bonor society in nursing. She
b a daughter of Mrs. F.nlnh Cnllowny.
Ilnle, one of Brownsville's
"Id.st pionpers, has gone to Oregon
Htr to visit with the family of Mra.
R. A Austin. Mrs. Austin is a dnugh
r of Eliai Hale and will be remem
hered here as Maud Hole.
Mrs. Fred MiHsrjne Is visiting at
Traia, Cal., with her daughter, Mrs.
Fhilip Tuning. Mr. Tiwsing is a son
I Attorney Anrnr A. Tussins, of
Hilwy. and a brother of An'irev Tnss
lai of Brownsville.
Ant Perky Morris, I.inn county's
wo mother of pioneers, now ap
prcirhioB her ninetieth year, la visit-
with the family of her son, Ira.
Portland. She Is the last survivor
the oritinal pioneer Crabtree fam-
wiri nasi yaw irraefi
ni-rirtvif rl Iris
..rifciK priB, CF1 WW
jl -CHt fr.RB IU0?Tt
BHND I' ILLS. fTT-IO r"r kao
SOLD IT DRUGGISTS BTCRTWURl
3 Dotes of Foley's
Loosens Cough
Proof!! ii TtMt . uM.L.e
Fo.nlrlnrwu,iaJ,..J.
VDlt c
ornifht you can oWu rely l
oaeW.nWvonartrfor
K1 his limply
mutw. touaniau.
t" t olda miy get serious tut,
0"n t fHfiy. Get atnvint
F'lLF.Y'SlMir-r.f.Vmb.
auiuua, 6oW rrarywheri.
COUGHS
rT' 1,1 " get a strangle hold.
germs ,,,ii,kj. C'reomul.ion
7 tn.ijr help,, j om. p0w-
hut harmlesa. l'lea.nnt to tnke.
vr,- ,lr""i,t
tb, . 10 rf("n.l jour money on
, Jour c.ush or cold ia not
hv oinnlion. (adv.)
IF YOU GET UP NIGHTS
L, thi Blartdar With Juniper
Oil. Bucha, Etc
'be. impurities and exceas
ttt i 'fetation, burning
H.V.. desire. Juniper oil i
KIT V" ,oli" " 'orm of Bl.".
' i'1" hMtive. also con-
hi I 11' "" Work" on
tW h. ""nilsr to nstor oil on
hi J '"' -v b"1 'rm any
r.'M"; A'"r ''''" "
fi)ing tip nights' go
Wk.,J ,"r",'t money. If ruu are
"jw i wckarhe, or leg pains
In-ZT, l"Mi','lerHi.r(lerii you are
k, 'lb"l'r after thia rleans-
f-s 71 T 1 'n"r r'"f i"p-
I'm, , "r r"-. Tiffany-Paris
' o, an, Bl KtTS ia a be.!
ASTERS PILLS
iiruin unTr
MLtfO I1UIL0
children of Eugrae spent Sunday st
the Murry .Newton home,
Hubert Phillips underwent major
operation Saturday night in a Eugene
hospital. i
Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Richmond of
Hood River, former Cottage Grove
resident, arrived Sunday to visit at
the homes of Mm. Richmond's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Durham,
and a brother of Mrs. Richmond. Nel
son Durham.
The Joker club will meet Friday
evening with Mra, Clara Burkholder,
Tom Kern suffered a sprained ankle
Wednesday evening of fast week while
playine basketball with the Cottage
Grove high school against University
high. lie is recovering satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd AVashburne, Mr.
and Mrs. Lenard WnNhburne and Mr.
and Mrs. James Rhode of Bridal Veil
spent the week-end at the home of Mr.
nn.t Mm Front TV ol.lt........
of Mrs.'RhodenfpFloyd and UfftWcfi
Washburne.
A double header will be held at the
high school gymnasium at T:30 Fri
day evening, whejj the Bnttey "E"
basket Iwill team will meet the Rat
tery "A" team from Albany and the
Gray Goose team will meet a Cor
vallis team. ,
Mrs. Susie Garoutto entertained at
dinner Sunday, Guesta were Mrs. Ida
Gnroutte. Ed Yancey. Carl Yancey,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Mrs. Kath
ryn Lnnd and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stncy.
The Pflst Noble Grands club of
the Rebekah lodge will sponsor a ben
efit dance Saturday night in the ar
mory. Mrs. Elbert Rede returned Sunday
from spending several days in Salem
with. Mrs. Hal E. Hoss.
Pr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagen enter
tained at dinner Thursday for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fromm. The table
was attractive with red carnations and
lighted red tapers.
quilting at the church Wednesday. A
potluck dinner will be served at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyd celebrated
their 50th weddinc anniversary. They
are former residents of Creswell and
managers, of the Creswell hotel. They
left here about 20 years ago. They
now live at S627 Sandy boulevard.
Portland. The daughter, Mra. Fred
Kelly, formerly Thelma Boyd, and the
son, Alpbus Boyd, are also residents
of Portland.
The regular business and social
meeting of 'the Conqueror's class of
the Methodist Sunday achool will be
beld Thursday evening of this week
at the church annex. The committee
in chnrge consists of, Mrs. Enrl Ben
ton, Mrs. J. D, Gilbert and Mrs. A.
F, Weber.
ily that settled in the forks of the
Snntiam in 1845.
Henry Averill, who was raised In
this community, but now resides in
Astoria, visited here with friends and
relatives Monday. He is a nephew of
Mrs. C. E. Stanard.
Mrs. Sarah McFarland, who has
been spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver McClaren, has
returned to her home here.
The Mallow boys, Faye and Hugh,
have leased the big Powell Hills stock
ranch north of town for a five year
period. They plin to put the ranch
into grain.
Mrs. Fay Dedman has received fa
vorable action In regard to her ap
plication for. conducting a class in
vocal music under the CWA. Four
classes under the CWA plan are now
in progress at the high school build
ing and nil are proving popular.
Belknap Camp Men
Turning Out Work
BELKNAP C C C CAMP, Feb. 13.
An idea of the work being accom
plished in the forest by the 3-C camps
in thia district is given in the report
below, from Belknap camp, McKen
zie Bridge:
Dee Wright'e crew is turning wit
daily an average of thirteen 30-ft.
poles, 20 fence posts, and five 9-foot
poles in connection with telephone
line construction on the McKenaie
highway. Delnert Brown and crew
have strung 7 miles of- the MoKenzie
line to date, including the setting of
poles for that distance. George
Thorp's men have crushed over 4.000
cubic feet of gravel for the resurfac
ing of the South Fork road. Lee
Fountain's crew has constructed eight
miles of new road and has maintained
2il miles of road on the South Fork
of the McKenzie river.
Out of the total strength of 108.
Camp Belknap turns over to t
, st aervice an average of a
the for
ge of approzi-
mately lVO men for the various for
estry pt ejects.
Riverview Items
RITF.nVIKvT, Feb. 13. (Spe
cial) The women's club met at
the achool house Thursday after
noon. A one o'clock luncheon
wna served by the hostessed. Mra.
Talklngton, Mra. O. M. Mottor
and Mrs. Morris Koon assisted
by Roy and Dorria Koon, A ahort
business meeting was followed
by a aoclal hour and game pre
sided over by Mra. Florence Thura
ton. The next meeting will be
March 8, at the borne of Mrs. T.
J. Kirk, Mra. Florence Thurston
assisting.
Mlsa Thelma Morgan returned
to her work at Marcola Monday
after a week at home with the
flu.
Mr. R. F. .Thorn apent Thursday
at Eugene with her aunt, Mra.
Maggie Kerr.
Mr. TTow-nd fl''.g fttfoprd
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WIM, TRADE radio and supplies for
wood.
MODERN RADIO PF.RVirF,
M East 10th ')
FINE PIANO tionD raNDITION
with bench, tuned and delivered f1..
Term.
I! VV Wit HOK
a parents tea at Wood row Wilson
ufRh Thursday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Do ran McKee
were Portland visitors A'eduesday.
Seven hundred tons of steel strips
were used in makinr the 19.t4 li
cense plates for motor vehicles in
Pennsylvania.
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Ore., as Second "Muss Mall Mutter.
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Funeral Directors 20
BRANSTKTTK11-S1MON CHAPEL
Phone 4;io lljj Olive St.
POOLE-GKAY-BARTHOLMEW
Ph. Eugene 723 or Spr. G2-J
VEATCH FUNERAL HOME
Phone 112 Pearl St. at Tenth
Florist?
30
RAUP'S FOR BETTER FLOWERS
Lost and Found 150
LOST 5 miles E. of Springfield,
brindle bulldog. Answers to name
'Tonv." Nome R. 1. Waite on col
lar. REWARD. Notify Reg.-Ouard
or Ph. 2773-W.
LOST Gold watch chain with orna
mental knife mnrked Pere. Return
to II, R, White, 43 E. 11th St,
Reward.
FOUND 2 Heifers. Owner pay ad
and keep. Cbas. Fnsbee, Mi. .
Irving.
LOST Friday, tan. male toy terrier.
white marked. Name- Tele. Child
heart-broken. Phone 15,11 -M.
FOUND WHITE SPITZ DOG. Ph.
65S-J.
LOST Pi Beta Phi pin. Please re
turn to Reg.-Gunrd if found.,
Transportation 160
$1.85 to Portland, $3 Round Trip
J rive 5 s a, m. ann ji a. m.
nor.T.AR STAGES. INC.
Depot. 49 E. Broadway. Phone 000
WANTED Henvy hauling. Cull Jay
Oldham, 1GC0 Moss. Ph. S30-J.
Real Estate for Sale 200
MODI'.RN SANTA CLARA, NOME
! Acres of finest soil In fruit, nuts,
berries, garden and Inwn. Faces
the l'neific Highway 1 VI miles this
side of Santa Clara high school, has
8-room bungalow, bath room, twse
ment. fnrnnce, fireplace, hardwood
in 1 r ng rooms, all kinds or Innltins,
norcheB. etc. Double ganige, Snuill
barn and hen house. Sold for $!KKI
few years ago. We can deliver for
5.4.010 on reasonable terms. This is
a real modern country home. Ask
for H"4 Farm f'nfnloz.
C. F. HYDE REAITT CO.
Exclusive Agenta
7"1 Willamette St.
A FIXE 20 ACRES All 1st and 2nd
bottom, only 3 miles from Eugene.
SSO ner A.
A GREAT SACRIFICE Beautiful
0-10 A. tract: sewer, sidewalk: city
water, f'ost owner about ?1100.
Price. 32.'..rio.
SAM RI CH REALTY CO.
Phone f,4
EXCTIAXGE
65 Acres, 40 tillable, balance pasture
with enough wood to pay for it. 13
milea from Eugene, 4 from t.rcs
well. Wnnf Eugene home. See
F. .1. BEI.'liER. .".2 E. 8th. Ave.
OWNER MI"ST SELL
One of the best view sites on College
Crest. Will make n fine home site
or an excellent Investment. Very
cheap for cash. No Trades. See
Garner at Register-Guard office,
45 Acres, 12 miles, from Eugene,
mosllv under plow, nil river bottom.
small buildings. Will sell at great
sacrifice.
F. ,1. BEltGER, 32 E. Rlh Ave.
GOOD FERN. HOFSE. good location
close in. I'. of O. dial. Must tell
cheap. .Write 2512 Reg.-Gnard.
McCULLY REALTY CO.
Ph. 137 REALTORS 09 W. Bdwy.
FOR SALE Home on Siuslnw.
Cla-.ide C. Camp. Mnplft'in.
PARSONS CO. REALTORS
61 W. Broadway Phone 942
Real Estate Wanted 210
WANTED Building lot suitable for
store in outskirts of Eugene, pre
fershle on hizhwsy, and enst aide.
Must he priced right, nnd in good
location. Box 106, HARRISIll Rii.
ORE.
2 TO 5 ACRES, GOOD HOUSE
f iwners only
859 Willamette
SUBURBAN HOME
'-''I'.1 RctyO'iard,
close to town.
Real Estate to Trade 250
HALF Intere.t eight gold quartz
claim.. V.OO feet development.
Timber. Water for poner. Marshall
Ijike Diat., Idaho Comity. Ma.
Trade for stock ranch. Psrtner will
lese. S. E. Oerber. Payette, Idsho.
I'Vi HAVli'H all tiarls U.S. A Canada
pitNE A RACER 941 Oak 8t4as
300
Lower overhead givea farmer, cheap
er insurance in tne fAHMtatB
FIRE RELIEF ASSN. OF
Rl'TTEV ILLE, OREGON which
has sated its members many dol
lars in its 3S yeara of operation.
Agent, A. D. CAMPBF.IJ- 69 W Bdwy
FORCED to aell on account of sick
ness; Store and Service Station,
?1000. Doing good business; well
located. L. E. HODGES. 713 Will.
For Sale or Trade 320
WILL TEACH Jazz, modern piano,
at the low rate of ,.Oc per lesson,
in exchange for produce, chickens,
fruit, satisfaction gtd. Address Mu
sic Teacher, K01 Will.
EC'l'lTY in home. 5 rins. near school.
?o. bugene or trade for logging
trailer. Write 2.V.S Reg.-Guanl.
Wanted to Trade 330
FORDSON tractor and plow to
trade for hay, sheep, horae. or
cattle.
CITY STABLES, 3rd and Lincoln.
CHICKENS and carrots for horse
around 14011. Edwin Johnson. Rt, 2
ELECTRIC Wash machine, trade for
turn, or what have you? Ph. oP-i.
Fuel for Sale 340
' BLOCK WOOD
PLANER ENDS
MANERCD-HUNTINGTON
FUEL CO.
PHONE 051
Wood Coal Hogged Fuel Oil
DRY ASH u: MAPLE J4.50
12S cubic feet per cord guaranteed.
FRANK McCL'LLOCH. Ph. 3004-W
1U-1N. old gr. crccn slabs $2.75; 7
cds. or more you pile. We pile $3.
Itr-in. dry $4.50. Body fir $4. Ph.
Spr. 16.
16-INCH GREEN slab wood, per
cord $3, Bluck wood per load $4.
Planer ends per load $3.50.
WALTERS-BLSIIONG Ph. 500
COAL AND GASCO BRIQUETS
TWIN OAKS LBR. CO.
609 High Ph. 782 or 412
BEST DRY 2nd gr. J4.50. Body fir
clear ot Knots,. s-t.7a, Willamette
Wood Yd. Ph. 410.
SECOND GROWTH Fir: ltt-in. $4.50
CHAMBERLAIN BROS. Pb. 3104
DRY WOOD all kinds, $3.50 to $5.
Robert William Rt. 2, Ph. Spr U1W
BI3CK WOOD $3.50 cd. Dry 2nd
growth: body fir. 125-R, Spriugfield.
CLEAN SAWDUST AND BLOCK
WOOD. Ph. Springfield 175.
SEASONED wood for sale, all kinds.
W. II. McBetb. Ph. 27-F-12.
OLD Growth. 2nd Growth Fir, Ash.
Burkett. Ph. 21-F-2.
DRY Fir and Oak. Phone 500-W.
Poultry and Supplies 350
HEN EGGS custom hatched 2VC.
Twenty-one yenrs experience.
RiiKi-h "Hi-Grade" White Leghorn
Chicks 10c. Pullortim tested under
supervision of Oregon Slate De
partment of Agriculture. Brown
Leghorn. Anemia and Heavy Chicks
11c. Will trade for wood or wheat.
RISCIl MANAGED POULTRY
FARMS. Dnne Lane, Junction City.
Phone ll-F-5.
TURKEYS WANTED FOR CASH
By NORTHWEST POULTRY &
DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
at the plant of Pacific Cooperative
Poultry Produce. Eugene.
TESTED REDS Chicks, $!(: Cock
erela, $1.50. Custom hutching, 2c.
A. W. IIUA1I1IAM
Goshen. Phone Springfield 12-F-5V
CHICK Stnrter Pellets 100 lbs. $2.10
CHICK Starter mash, 100 lbs., $1.90
CHICK Scratch grain 100 lbs. . .$1.70
CRABTREE'S SEED & FEED
HIGHEST quality day old chick.,
White leghorns, Hansen atrain 8c.
Rocks nnd Reds 9c. Literature free.
Jenks Poultry Funns, Tangent, Or.
FOR SALE 2 Extra
hens. Phone 27-F-4.
fine turkey
OBREGON'S
HORIZONTAL
2, S The pictured
man Is Pascual
10 Wireless.
12 Rounded con
vex molding.
14 To eat away.
15 Stared.
15 Courtesy title.
17 To sin.
IS Structural
unit:
19 Laughter
sound.
21 Toward.
23 3.H16.
' 24 To weep
Opportunities
Business
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41 Turkish cap.
42 Social Insect.
4.1 Male cat.
45 Black bird.
47 2000 pounds.
49 Kind ot shears
convulsively.
25 Part of a
circle.
27 Leek-green
quarts.
.10 Bay window.
32 Name of
anything.
34 Solitary.
.16 Withered.
38 Wine cask.
39 He resigned
his official
52 Dyeing
apparatus.
63 Shecror.
66 Scandinavian
legend.
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cPoultry and Supplies 330
FEATHERFLAKE
POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS
"Home Products of Merit"
Dealers in every community, .
45rt HANSON W. U pullet., laying
55: 50c each. 2530 Reg.-Guard.
R. 1. R. hatching eggs at 1134 Grant
St. It. Kecfe, Crow Stag. Rt.
BROODER 800 cap. like new. $12.
tv. tnristenscn, Rt, 1, park Ave.
Livestock, Farm
Products For Sale 360
SPECIAL BARGAIN: EXTRA FINE
OlALlii, well cleaned, hardy Ida
ho Affidavit Grimm seed, limited
amount. $17.50 per 100 lb. DE
LIVERED. Have exceptional val
ues of Common, Certified Grimm
and Cossack: Red, Alsikc, White
end Sweet Clovers; also Grasses.
Satisfaction or seed returnable.
Gladly mail samples and prices.
INTERMOUNTA1N SEED CO.,
Twiu Falls, Idaho.
- "THE GARDEN STORE"
Fresh Seeds of Known Quality
Arnmu Phos, Red Steer and Vigoro
I ertilizera
Onion Seta Strawberry Plant.
And Seed Potatoes
CHASE GARDENS
BLUE Tag Grimm Alfnlfa 22c
HYDRA! ED Lime, .ill lbs tide
FiYDKATKD Lime. 100 lbs P5c
SEED Potatoes. 100 lbs.. . , . . .$1 .20
CliABTREE'S SEED Ic FEED
BALED hay, strnw. graiu or good
young horses. Will trnde for young
sheep, large rapacity brooder or
turkeys. W. W. Ilnwley. 25-F-3.
HORSES JUST IN
Weight 1100 to 10IKI IK.. 3 to 10
years old. Priced to sell
CITY STABLES. 3rd and Lincoln.
ALFALFA First and second cutting.
and vetch, oat hay. Sell or trade
for sheep. J. Soverns at Riverview,
Ph. Junction City.
APPLES! APPLES!
Come and get thein at your own price.
S. L Bond, Irving, Rt. 1 Box 513,
Eugene.
EARLY Jeraey Wnkefleld cabbage
plants. Stall Ifl P. M. $3 per M.
$2.50 at ranch. Edwin Johnson R. 2.
CARROTS $5 a ton or for hay, horse
or cow. A. D. Babh or Daniel Bl
yens, tj mile east of Santa Clara.
BALED ALFALFA HAY First and
aecond cutting. 1 milea north
of city, rhones 1530-J and 30-F-2.
CERTIFIED ("orvallis Strawberries.
$4 per 1000. Ph. 69-F-5 or Stall 25
Pub. Mkt.
PURE-BRED roller cannries from
pedigreed stock. Cheap. Selling out.
Ph. 47-F-2.
BALED ALFALFA HAY. Ph. 6-F-5.
Elmer Harlow, 114 mi. NE. Eugene.
COCKER SPANIEL PUP for .ale.
PI ION S 170S-W
T1IOHNLESS Youngherry Plnnta.
S. N. Furwcll. Phone 1O0-R
GOOD work horse, weight about 1250
lbs. Sound, trne. Ph. 32-F-12.
50 COLONIES of bees for .ale. 100
empty hives. J. G. Skellon, Lorane,
ALFALFA hay, 1st. 2nd cutting. H.
W. Eyler, Rt. 2. Spr. Ph. 87-F-4,
FOR SALE Gray Oats; Hnnnrhen
Barley. S. Jamison. Ph. 2U-F-2.
CARROTS, $1 ton, or $5 delivered.
Bring sacks, ml. So. Cobllrg.
GOOD Working Horse for sale. B,
Anderson, Rt. 2. Junction City.
FOR SALE YOUNG BERRY plants,
24th nnd Friendly. Pb. 106-R.
3 BIG Young horses. Sound, gentle,
true. Myron Sailor, Noti.
CULL Potatoes for sale. 5 milea north
Cohurg. A. L. Detering.
23 YOUNG SHOATS
Paul Bierly, Goldson, Oregon,
B,' LED alfalfa hay. $10. Delivered.
Also Shepherd pups. Ph. Spr. 27F5
LARGE young horse. Everett Scott,
Harrisburg, Ore.
SUCCESSOR
13 Secretion of
the plant louse
19 Cornucopia.
20 Striped fabric
21 Japanese fish.
22 Native metals.
24 Twirled.
26 Musical
character.
T 28 A seasoning.
! I 29 Measure of
2)1 cloth.
30 Unit.
31 To slumber.
33 Outlet.
35 Strong
vegetable.
37 To abdicate.
39 Wayside hotel,
of 40 Sun.
42 Pertaining
to air.
44 Plateau.
45 Male sheep.
. . 46 To harass.
47 Baking dish.
43 Tennis fence,
60 Pale.
- 61 To mention.
office,
67 Despotism.
VERTICAL
1 He was
his country,
i Smell.-
3 To free.
4 Pedal digit.
6 Morass. . .
7 Bugle plant
8 To exude
moisture,
Abelardo
succeeded h Ira. 53 Fourth note
11 Dry. 64 Railway.
.
'
Livestock, Farm
Products For Sale 360
HORSES FOlt SALE
32 HEAD
A Horse for Every Purpose
O PRICED TO SELL
1 pair of 4-venr-old gray mares, bred.
weight 2600.
1 pair of 4-year-old brown mares,
bred; weight 2500.
1 pair of 5-year-old black mares, bred
weight 2650
1 pair of 7-year-old bay geldings,
weight !t,".0O.
1 pair 7 and 9-year-old aorrel geld
ings, weight 3 UK).
All fat and ready for hard work. I
carry my own paper and don't
charge 3 per month.
F. II. STICKLEY
Nebergall Stock Yard Cobnrg Road.
Automobiles for Sale 400
CAR OWNER You want your car
painted? We do a quality job and
we believe we do it for less. Let
us tell you what it will cost.
VALLEY CHEVROLET, 9111 Ollv.
1D20 FORD Coupe, with rumble seat
1928 DUHANT Special Sedan.
1931 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN
LANE AUTO CO.
64 Eaat 10th Phone 160
FOR SALE Enclosed truck body,
built for hauling fruit or vegetables,
or any kind of freight 'Job. Used 8
months; cost $1."0. Cheap if taken
at once. Th. 2420-W.
WANTED
Light cheap cara for cash.
EUGENE MOTOR RAMP OARAGE
See Morton Ph. 2027
WRECKING
1928-29 Graham 2 T. rear end.
Also other truck parta
HI-WAY AUTO WRECKERS
IPSO PONTIAC Sedan, like new.
1929 CHEV. Coupe, newly painted
1920 HUPMOPILE Sedan.
EUGENE MOTOR RAMP GARAGE
See Morton Thone 202
OUR USED CARS ARE IN FIBST
clasa mechanical condition.
Spot Cash ' r your car or equity
ELGIN MOTOR CO.
Sth and Pearl Ph. Til
CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR SELL
ON CONSIGNMENT
SPURLOCK USED CAR LOT
935 Olive St. Fhone 636
19-INCH CHEV. WHEELS. Heavy
dual wheel trailer.
See BILL 101 W. 8th
FOR SALE 1 PONTIAO COAOH
1927. Trade for pickup. Robert Wil
linn. Rt. 2, Ph. Spr. 111-W.
WILLARD'S USED TIRE SHOP
Shop No. 1 Springfield Jet.
Shop No. 2 609 Olive, Eugene
1931 CHEVROLET Truck; A-l con
. ditlon. Benton Schrenk, Cottage
Grove. Dlsston Rt.
2 CHEAP cara, S heavy Trucks. Also
bridge timber. DAY-MTE Garage,
GOOD USED CAR BARGAINS
At SCHEHER'S, 7th and Olive
CASH FOR LIGHT USED CARS
DANIEL'S GARAGE 5th and Olive
BROWN MOTOR CO.
Cor. Broadway nnd Tcarl Ph. 1757
WANTED 100 Used Cars for Cash,
VALLEY CHEVROLET, 961 Olive
n. OAKES USED CAR I5T
139 WEST BROADWAY
Miscellaneous for Sale 500
AUCTION
Wednesday, Feb. 14
At 10:30 A. M.
At 111 Main St., Springfield, at th.
S. and B. Auction House
A lot of tools. Furniture and blankets,
comforts,' 8 Incutintnrs, Corn, po
tatoes, earrota, hay, straw, Wa
gons, plows. Pigs, chickens, etc.
will be sold until noon. Livestock
will be sold at 1 p. m. Lunch will
be served In place. Free coffee.
II. SHARMAN. Manager,
W. L, BRAY, Auctioneer.
THE BEST BARGAINS
IN DAVENPORTS
New or used rangea and heatera. mat
tresses, Uaheo rugs or any kind of
household goods are alwnrs at the
, EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE
Sth and Charnelton Phone 2390
We Sell LANG Rnnges
FEBRUARY SALE Armstrong floor
covering. We cut what you want,
you save the difference. All the lat
est patterns Rug and Yard goods.
CALLAHAN FURNITURE STORE,
On West 71 h
COMPLETE
BEARING SERVICE
For All Cars. Trucks and Tractor.
BRENT'S GARAGE
856 Olive
NEW MAYTAG WASHERS
at new low price.. Also .omo good
used Washers.
WASHING MACHINE SERV. CO.
630 Willamette Ph. ISO
2ND HAND NUMBERS 5c EACH.
WE EXCHANGE 'MAGAZINES
OF ALT, KINDS
JORDAN'S MAGAZINE EXCH.
1103 Willamette
USED shutters and Lincoln awnings
for 30-31 Model A Ford Coupe, Also
new S power French prism Binocu
lars. Write 2T.20 Reg.-Guard.
MEYERS WATER system at new
low prices. 310 gal. per h. cap. with
42-gal. tank, $i'!.50. At QUACK
F.NBI'SH'S. .... S.ennd-liand
STUMP PULLER
R. A. BABB WHSE.
II F.ast 7lh Ph. 1794
BLOCK Electric Washing Machine.,
square cast aluminum tub $74.50.
At QUACKENBUSHS.
PARTLY rotted manure delivered
Black walnut seedlings 10c each
Lots of 50. Ph. 7-F-13.
CEDAR POSTS or will trade for
good Saddle Horse, H. R. Cook,
Oakridge, Ore.
1000 BD. FT. 2x'(i new lumber; long
lengths $12 del. Inquire 337 E. 13th
MODERN ELECTRIC RANGE,
practically new. 2lli Columbia.
For Rent
600
GOOD LOCATION
OFFICE ROOMS
REASONABLE RENT
PHONE 1200
Rooms for Rent 610
RTXAM Betted Room 967 Paul.
Apartments for Rent 620
4-RM. beautifully furn. cor. apt. Vary
pest In town. L.ge. n.urtn., trigiuatre.
Bet. Unlr. and town. 1223 Ferry.
MODERN APTS. Furn. or unfur.
Attractive. HUGH RliALTY CO.
6-RM. house furn. Garden. 1 rm. bldg.
furn. for bse. keeping. 632 r.. 15th.
FURN. Apt. Heat, prlv. bath, 2 bed.,
sleeping porch, $15. Ph. 27MI-M.
FURN. APT. Steam heat. Frlgldaire.
434 E. 13th. Inq. 434 Ml E. 13th.
FURN. 2 large rm. Apt.. Water, light
$S mo. 952 W. Broadway.
OSBURN APTS Furn. er onfuta.
Moderate rates. Ph. 891.
2 RM. Furn. Apt. Light, heat, water.
Sleeping Rms. 132 W. Sth.
3-RM. Apt. Furn. Prlr. bath. Ground
floor. 19 1 0 Columbia bt.
8-ROOM nicely turn, apt, Clos. In.
cdeap rent. Ph. 1030.
3 ROOM Film. Duplex, piano, garage.
F.ast Side, 95U-J.
Houses for Rent 630
l-RM. hse., bath. gar.. 1340 E. 25th,
4-HM. hse.. huh, gar.. 2505 Onyx.
M. W1L1IELM. 24 1st Natl. Bank
rh. 734 rh. 2510 evenings
SUB. mod. 7 and 3-rm. houses, rang
es, garage., furnace, big garden. Ph.
178-.1.
6-ItM. house mostly furn.. with gnr-
age and gardeu. 632 E. 15th. Ph,
1260-W.
5-ROOM house, 2 stoves. Double gar.
lilg garden. Cheap. 900 W. 2nd.
4-RM. modern with gnriige on W. 6th,
rum. or not. Apply 411 W. 10th.
Farms for Rent 640
8 A. improved, rloae in, inquire C. E.
Hoot, 2 mf. So. on highway.
Board and Room 650
BOARD and room in private home.
Phone 520.
Wanted to Buy 700
WE BUY furniture, ranges, cook
stoves, heaters, tools, or what have
you. If you want the most money
don t sell before you see ua.
EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE
8th nnd Charnelton St. Phone 2300
WANTED BEEF, VEAL ft HOGS
LONG'S MARKET
Ralph ft Stanley No. H Phone 190
WE PAY CASH
WANTE1 5 brood aowa to farrow
beforo April lat. Owen Thompaon,
route 1.
WANT Coal brooder. 1090-1500 ca
pacity. Muat be good condition and
priced right. C. Svendaen. Junction
City. Ph. 12-F-ll after B p. m.
HSF.WK. for ladies' clolhea. Size 88
or 411. Box 2540 Reg.-Gunrd.
ONE corrugated roller or cultipacker.
V. II. Davis, 5-F-13.
Wanted To Rent 710
5 ACRES OR MORE potato ground
on share. Box 2533 Reg.-Guard.
Help Wanted 720
SALESMANAGER
Ambitious man of local atandlng. In
telligent, preferably one possraslng
some artiste abilty, to handle new
department of local long established
firm. I'nnsiinl opportunity for
gian who qualifies, to organize ex
clusive territory (5 counties) for
distribution of new type decorntlve
wall finish. Full co-opernton over
riding commission over entire ter
ritory. Must have car. Address,
glvng age, experience, referencea,
etc. Post Office Box 557, Eugene.
BOYS WANTED
To sell papers on the etreet, -
APPLY AT THE
REGISTER-GUARD OFFICE
WILL exchange II. I. Red Chicks for
labor. Carl R. Pfeiffer, Rt. 8.
WOMAN for work In home. Board,
room, 9S mo. zoih iteg.-vjiinro.
Salesmen Wanted 725
INSURANCE AGENT Good propo-
poslton. HEZEM ft CAMPBELL,
CO W. Brdy. Th. 137.
Situation Wanted 730
STOVES and furniture repaired by
experts. Get our prices,
NUDF.LMAN'S FURN. CO, 63 W. 8.
PAINTING For house painters snd
paper hangers. Call Preston ann
Hales, 857 Willamette. Phone 605
WORK hy day, hr., pract. nursing.
Care children, convalescents. Mrs,
Cook. Ph. 2444-M
UIRL wishes REST, or hsewk. Con
sider wk. for rm, ft Bd. Call at
755 Lincoln.
YOUNG lady wanta office work of
any kind S yrs. exp. Local refer,
ence.. Write 2511 Reg.-Guard.
BARKER repnirs Milaical Instru
ments; Sewing Machines. 050 Will.
Money to Loan 800
DO YOU NEED
$100 $150 $200 or More
Come In, write or 'Phone and with
out Obligation learn now our ser
vice can help you. Our chargea are
figured only on unpaid part of
loan, and only for actual time you
owe that amount.
1 to 20 months to repay.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
209 Tiffany Bldg. Phon. 8OI0
Member of NRA We do our part
Loan. Made In All Nearby Towns
Licensed by State (No. 3-118)
QUICK LOANS
On yonr Auto, Furniture, Livestock
or other good security can be ar
ranged promptly, courteously and In
STRICT CONFIIIENCri.
Get. all your paymenta together and
borrow the entire amount rrom ua,
AT LOWEST HATES
You'll be glad to talk this over in our
private consultation rooms, and
loan can be obtained before leaving
our orttce.
EUGENE CREDIT COMPANT
(License S-177)
992 Willsmette, Hoom 6 Pb. 295
Quick' SerT.ct No Delay
Money to Loan 800
If SOU AliE WORRYLNQ -
over accumulated bills, or Install-
ment. that art too large, or need
ready cash (or any purpose we will
quickly arrange a loan up to $300
to take care of jour needs. , .
Monthly payments adjusted to nit
your pr.aent income, ...
CASCADE FINANCE CO. .
Phone 731
24 1st Kat'l Bank Bldg. (2nd Floor)
Licensed by State (No. B-125)
TRUCKMEN 1 1
ARB YOU WORRIED
Money to Loan for License and P, TJ.
U. Fees Full information on both.
IRA a GATES INC 429 Miner Bg.
AUTO ft FURNITURE LOANS
CALKINS FINANCE COMPANt
310 Miner Bldg, Eugene
Licensed by Stale Phone 005
Automobile Loans 850
A LOAN WITH US COSTS LESS
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
We pay up balance duo dealer, bank
or Finance Co., nnd extend your
payments. Additional money loaned
Licensed bv State
SWAN MORTGAGE CO.
9 E. 7th. Phone 105
SAVE! SAVE! SAVEI
ON AUTO L0AN8
AND REFINANCING
Lowest Rate, and Easiest Term.
Investigate nnd Be Convinced
Motor Investment Co,
HUGH H EARLE
301-2 Miner Bldg. Phone 100S
Stnte License M 146
Miscellaneous 900
ANY girl in trouble may comrauni,
cat with Ensign Ie of the Salva
tion Army at the White Shield
Home, 405 Mayfair Ave., Portland
BRAY BROTHERS
Clennlng nnd hauling of rubbish of all
kinds. Phone 7II-F-2: 59-F-5.
Business Directories 920
Professional
Directory
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
SPENCER R. COLLINS
ATTORNEYS
WINTERMEIER, C. A. 734 Will.
Land titles probate specialists.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. SCOFIELD HEALTH FIRST
877 Willamette. Ph. 157-J or 3134-M
DR. H. H. PETERS Tiffany Bldg.
DENTISTS
Namea and Addreas
Phone.: Office and Residence
Lee, W. B., Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-M
Moxley, W. E, Tlffnny; 179 1048 J
Titne, H. W., 628 Miner Bldg. 91'.)
PHYSICIANS SURGEONS
Nnmes and Address
Phones: Office and Residence
DALE ft S ETHER
Surgery Radium X-ray
43
Fox. I. R 709 Miner Phone 840
Drs. Gullion, Stnnnrd, Dyott Eye,
ear, nose and tbroat. rbone 133.
Scalefe, B. F., I. O. O. F. 70-J 70-M
Wetherbce, J. R Miner Bldg. 1001
I'.yo, Enr, Nose and lliroat
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Dll. JOHN SIMONS '101 Tiffnnv.
Business Directory
GLASS WORK
GLASS OF ALL KINDS
MIDOLEY PLANING MILL CO.
Fourth nnd High Thono 1059
PLUMBING
YF.NNH PLBO. CO. 11th and Oak.
Heating ft Sheet Metal. Pb. 1824,
CHASE CO.
938 Oak SL Pbone S4S
STOVE REPAIRING
BEST stove repslrlng In town. Cor.
8th snd Charnelton. Phone 23U0.
STORAGE
CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY STOR
AGE riroproor Whse. Absolute
security. Affiliations in every city.
Low Ins. rates. Guaranteed service.
PACIFIC TRANS, ft STORAGE CO.
09 W. 6th Call 74
USED TIRES
FENN'S TIRE SHOP 671 Olive
Woman's Realm
BEAUTY PARLORS
Shampoo and Finger Wave....50e
Natural ringlet permnnenta $1.75 up
ANOELINH BEAUTY SHOP 533-W
HOB'S for $1.75 PERMANENTS
Phono 838 27 East Broadway
SHAMPOO, finger wave 50o
Permanent Push Wave $1.75 and up
BROWNIE BEAUTY SHOP. Pb. 4th)
PERMANENT Wave, complete $I.7S
855 Oak CITY SHOP Phone 349
Legal Notices 950
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given to all whom
It may concern, that the underaigned,
Albert S, Cheshire, has been duly
appointed administrator of the estate
of Electa Jeanette Miller, deceased,
by the Comity Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Lane, and
has qualified ss such administrator,
and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified and
requested to present ihe same verified
aa required by law, with tho proper
vouchers, to the said administrator st
the office of Charles A. Hardy, In
the United Slates National Bank
Building. In Eugene, Oregon, within
sit month, from the date of thia no
tice. Dale of first publication, this lAtn
day of January. 1134.
ALBERTS. CTIESITIRF!,
Administrator of the Estate of Electa
Jeanette Miller, deceased.
CHARLES A. HARDY,
Attorney at Law
U. S. National Bank BnlMlnft
Eugene, Oregon.
No384Mp-JOS
iTh Music Box 8 East Broadwa;