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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE REGISTEB-GUARD Page Five iSIML BLAZE ID IN FORES I fl I - 91 (Special) P1w'', ...k. the look-out fir- l';'..lo.RoyB...r. " ...ji m tree b the toP nd "co"d 2J from it. H. .t.t that the "m th,lt dste- .r of to ." .1. l.nVoiit to the f.ctthat C?. .miwa emitted from F. it was not discovered until 2.5. toW w..don,bytb. C tk. nresent time ten flreB ft . tle.r'.. to the Silmon .,nor:,. .i.. .eason last ??. I" . " i. .re about tnidant that cami""" ' Sew. One of the larger f.re. "r .i a P. company at tnat sioug - . 6, rf way which horned over two fee traU and maintenance crews Pne " ton hllftv ""S.., B,.. I. building Ikdter on toe j " P""" .1.. m.:. I. ho erected H. comfort of tourist and fisher Senl men will be sent up the it of the ween to neip mm. ' .. . j . of men are Lnr i new trail on Juniper Ridge. C. Clark, foreman wnn toe . -j. ni a crew of tuu dots ar ;m Creek filing np the camp Em road camp of CCC's has been ta from FWh creeK to me ronn k of the Willamette near Brock kg to do maintenance worn on I Boi Canyon road. Four rauio re Iriiir sets hare been Installed there be aied in connection wnn meir Ik. . j hn Wn received Kt Mr. and E. E. L. Gates that their son, Lot Gates, has arrived In Toklo, E, and is greatly enjoying his L Frank, who Is an Onkrldge boy. h oVlegate from tne Oregon mate ftp to a convention In Toklo to (note friendlier feelings between I United states ami Jnpan. Twenty Ifm la the United States are be- rtpmented by the three dele n, two hoys and one girl. Frank mil knnwn In Onkridge having Fnded school here, and making bis h th PAmmiinltv for RPVeral El while his father has bad charge oat of the construction of th new lunette highway. The Oakrldge pie fonaratulate Frank upon the honor bestowed upon him by the p. H. MePherson and M. A. Brown- nnployes of the l S.. Coast Geo- f Surrey, sre In Onkrldge laying rrete foundations for setting In rrnment posts for bench marks kh shows the elevation. The posts he erected slong the Suit Creek the Willamette highway and PI the section line. Several other win Join them the first of the Ik to aialst with the work. L TOW was Ininred In the eve P a sleee of rock nnon which he temwiins with a large hammer. was working for MrNntt Bros.. contractors, at the time of the irat. The eye will have to be ban f f"r several days. lhome of Mrs. Frank Chenowltb tn Irene of a familv nartv held f lT "i honor of Mrs. Percy key of I,, Angeles. A basket dln- wii srrved at noon and the re H of the afternoon was snent t'W tames. Those making np th r were Mrs. Stnnkey and dangh- "ni ais, Mrs. Char es Dunn nr. lavmnnd Unnnlng. Mrs. ,T. C. I" Hhert. Mrs. Fmma TVnrner! H. M. Bnrln V.. v.... f'j f'f and children Frnnrt.' .Tumi ir "ivern, Mr. Tv-iii n.wi e Pi" Hehert nnd children Fr'edn.' r'l'n sod Deo. Mrs. ,T. f-w anil r-. t - . . . t". r,ri nirrn. ' T. T.mpi.mnn. Mrs. Hot . Ira. ,w""r Blakelew and chll wnrrie and Ttnnni. n .t . r- .iri. rprry 'Mtt and Mrs. Cheno- t foUwmtUm . . . Lv :, ,rnra tne tlnkriilg lnLZ."mn"r "ent to .Tunc 7... 'n""'1"T evening to ntt-nd .ti .i T ""'"nf. at tb. First laeftM, ",nnlmn nd Mrs. W. h"'' Sharp w Friday for r"' "H fr th. forest ,er- tm. , - - " Austen awl .. H ho,.. n""n n"Te reeent!T oro,,nll V, h-oew.lT:"'""1' rtlMt. k i.i.i " We of days "alnwater who rlie B.';' P- """"IT. rtrW .. "e. W. H. Brook. f w' Friday ln T.:i,.' r'"nl! Smiletarv K "tat J r '"""Ion. ' Gr and Mr. JJ. NEARQAKR1DGE brt Bloomer wer among thoa In Eugene Thursday. Andrew Higgins ha arrived from Linslaw to make hi horn with his brother-fn-law and Bister, Mr. and Mrai Ted Marshall while he is helping Mr. Marshall haul lumber. Th Oakridg Woman's club will hold their annual picnic at th homo of Mr. Charles Croner, Wednesday, July 25, at 1 o'clock. J. Dudley, representing the Warn pole company was t business visitor her on Thursday. R. L. Cone received a painful in jury at the Mt. Fir Lumber company mill Wednesday. He was atruck with a piece of timber and received a aer ious pelvis injury. He was taken to Eugen for treatment upon advtc of Dr. Gray. Rev. F. J. Shaefers of Eugen and Rer. Carberry, asalatant pastor of St. Mary's church in Eugene' were here Thursday calling on frienda. Bert C. Ruth, member of th SC camp was taken ill with severe pleur isy. He I in the camp infirmary. He was recently transferred her from Odell lak. W. Q. Burt received word Friday of the death of his father who died in Pendleton Thursday night. Fifty-four replacements bar been mad at th CCC camp recently. Moat of the boys com from Salem, Lebanon and Eugene. They are now being given the raccin for smallpox and typhoid fever. Miss Rowena Nisson and Mary Elisabeth Gulllon of the Red Cross In Eugen were here Friday on business. Resident of Drain Ha 80th Birthday DRAIN, July 21. (Special) Mrs. U N. Whipple celebrated her 80th birthday Monday with a dinner at noon at' which the following children and grand children were present: Mr. and Mrs. Ned Dixon, John and Mari lyn, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whipple and baby, and Lloyd Whipple, all of Rose burg. A clinic for infants and children of pre-BChool age will be held in Drain Tuesday, July 81. This clinic will be conducted by Dr. J. E. Campbell, Douglas county health office. Ap pointments for the clinic may be made now by calling at the Simmons grocery store. e . The missionary society of the Church of Cbriat met Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. W. Beasley. Seventeen were present. Edna Harlan was leader and Mrs. Cowan led the devotlonals. Talks were9 given on Po land. Mexico, Africa, Tibet and the Philippines; Fay Peters and Bessie Lakey sang "The Ninety and Nine" accompanied by Jeona Ellenburg at th piano. Seven junior Endeavorera put on a missionary play that was enjoyed. At the close of the meeting a social time was enjoyed and the committee served homemade Ice cream to Mesdames Rruton, Benefiel, Newton, Lakey, Peters, Cowan, Gard ner, Robertson, W. E. Cowan, Coul ter, Rice, Barker, Henderson, Beas ley, Misses Frances Coulter, Leona Ellenburg, Edna Harlan. Belva and David Lakey, Donna and Jack Van Kirk, Virginia and Shirley Henderson, Grace Robertson, Elmer Lee Newton. Mavia Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Blackwell re turned to Drain Wednesday from their trip to Chicago and other points. Mrs. Mabel Hall and children of Garibaldi are visiting at the home of Mrs. Anna Drain. Mrs. Alice Nichols of Eagle Point is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ora Swearengen, sister, Mrs. Sid Leonard and family, and other rela tives. Mr. and Mra. Roy Clark who were en route borne to Salinas, visited her aunt, Mrs. Ruth Monroe, and Mrs. Ida Patchen and Mr. and Mra. Frank Kenney, Wednesday. Mrs. Clark will be remembered as Cora Turnidge, former reaident of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Whipple went to Roaeburg Fridsy to visit their chil dren and attend to buainess. , Upper Camp Creek UPPER CAMP CREEK. July 21. (Special) The Friendly Circle club met with Mrs. Bess'e Ray Thursday. The afternoon was spent in sewing for the hostess who served refresh ments of sandwiches, pickles, ok and punch. Those present were Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Tobey, Mrs. Sticker, Mrs. Waif, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Chlora Nye, Mr. Anna Fisher, Mrs. Hester Fisher, Mrs. Bertha Fisher, Frances Tobey and Mary Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Clark and family nnd Lei rd and Marietta Ruth were Sunday guests at the Willian home. Sirs. 0. M. Stacy and grand daughter, Janet Stacy, have been house guests of Mrs. Willisn this week, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Bennett and four children of Hollywood visited with Mr, and Mra. Tobey a few days last week, stopping over on their way to Van couver. Mr. Bennett and Mr. Tobey are cousins. Melvin Handsaker moved his fami ly from Cloverdaye to Camp Creek Is st week. George Willian spent several days at Rowland last week. T. E. Nye and hla son, Chester, were huslneas visitors in Eugene Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zllowkoaki spent Thursday at the Robert Stephens home. Blachly News Notes BLACHLY, July 21. (Special). Mrs. C. E. Ferguson and daughters of Bonneville spent aev.ral daya last week with Mrs. Elmer Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hulburt return ed to their home In Albany last Sat urday after a two weeks' visit with their son, C ,M. Hulburt. Miss Agnes Carson of Portland la visiting Mrs. Elmer Lamb for a week. She plnnned to leave Saturday (or her home, accompanied by Mra, Lamb and Shirley Sleyter. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hulburt and Mrs. Oscar Banman drove to Eugene Tuesday on buainess, Wayne Hulburt and Thedsi Sylvus came horn with them. Mrs. George Worthiogton. Mrs. Wilbur Yeoman and son Joe are camp ing at Heceta beach for a few days. Wayme Hulburt. Leslie ltsuman Ad Lm Campbell Mt Toured aft ernoon for Tahkenitch lak for sev eral day' outing. Robert Slayter and aon were busi ness visitors in Eugene Thursday. A marsamallow and weiner roast waa held Tburaday evening at Tri angle lake, honoring Mra. Alfred Mc Millan on her birthday. Those at;' tending were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Myers, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hulburt, Miss Agnes Carson, Neil Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Millard McVay, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Davis, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Syphera, Mrs. Oscar Syphers, Mr. and Mra. Alfred McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slayter and aons and Shirley Slayter. Leaburg News Notes LEABURG, July 21. (Special) The Belknap C. C. C, boys who ar stationed at Leaburg, with Mr. Brown in charge, are William Syphert of SU verton. Tony Sistlni of Portland, Bruce Harmon of Estacada, Harold Humphrey of Winbcrry, Robert W. McCreary Jr. of Blue River, Frank C. Wbitaker of Roaeburg, Kenneth Shortridge of Cottage Grove, Joel W. Stevena of Portland, Franklin Vilea of Eugene, Kenny Hollbrook of Cres well, and Gerald Baker of Salem, Ind, Harold Frazee is spending a few days with his parents and accom panied Gordon to Camp Lucky Boy at Blue River. The Elston children spent Satur day evening at the home of Mra. W. W. Jones playing with Mrs. Jones' grandchildren. Light ' refreshments were served. Entered at Poatofftc ln Eugene, Ore, aa Second Claas Mall Matter. Th Eugen ReaMster.Quard la ft member of the Associated Preen. The Associated Preas la exclusively entitled to the as tor publication of all new dlspatohea credited to It or not otherwise credited ln this paper and also all the local news published herein. All rights of pub. Ilcatlon of speolal dlapatch here in ar. silBo reaerv.d. Th. Kur.n. Register-Guard la a member of th Auait Huraau or larouiationa,. The Refflst.r.nii.ria ...iim.a In financial responsibility for errors wnicn may appear in advertise ments published In lta columns, but In cases where the paper Is at fault will reprint that part of an advertisement In which th typo graphical mistake occurs. Wait a Rates (Effective Mil 1. lllll Single Insertion, per ltnU 1-lc two insertions, per , , ' " Thre Insertions, per -1 - 3evn Insortlona, per iiq. .so One Month, per line 11.71 (Minimum Chart tSc) No ad takin for less thsn two lines, Plv sveres words countsd to a tin. Snbaertptraft stale By Carrier, yearly in advanctl.S0 By Carrier, monthly .If Br Hall In Oregon. yearly. 4.00 By Mall In Oregon, t months.. 1.00 Br Mall tn Oreaion. t months 1.00 Fly Mall In Oregon. 1 month .to Outside Of State, monthly ,n Outatd of a.tate. yarly-. 1.00 Subscribers changing addr.se nnouia civ Both old ana nsw a dress. 1 Funeral Directors 120 BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 4331152 Olive 8t. POULE-ORAX-BARTHULMEW Ph. Eugen 723 or pr. 62-J VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 1 12 Pearl St. at Tenth Florists 130 RAUP'S For better flowers. Ph. 616 Lost and Found ISO SOUTHERN PACIFIC ANNUAL PASS, good on lines in Oregon, is sued to Mrs. G. M. Roberts and daughters Dorothy and Mary Lee, haa been lost. Reward will be paid to anyone returning the same to tb undersigned. U. M. Roberts, At' torney at Law, Medford, Oregon. LOST Boy'a Bicycle In front of Hel lig theater. . Hutch heavy service green frame. Black fenders. Black rear tire. Red front tire. Finder no tify C. E. Miller. lit. No. 2, Reward LOST White fox terrier, brown spots. Called Sport. Reward. 900 W. 4th. . LOST Annual S. P. Co. pass. No. 4S471. A. T. Kennedy, 248 Crow Stage, Eugene. LOST Red knit purse with tipper. Metal K initial. 28 Reg.-Gnsrd. Transportation 160 $1.85 to Portland, $3 Round Trip Leaves 8 a. ra. aL-d 11 a, m. DOLLAR STAGES. INC. Depot, 49 E. Broadway. Phone 900 STAGES ALL POINTS Headquarters of United Stages it HOTEL HOFFMAN Broadway and Willamette Ph. 1605 DRIVING to LOS ANGELES and re turn. Will take 2 or 3, share ei penaes. Pb, 2061-M. Real Estate for Sale 200 NOW OR NEVER. If you ever expect to buy a home in Eugene, now is the time. We have the best bargain, ever offered. Fine homes in sll parta of the city at ridiculous low prices. See us when making your selection. F. J. BERGER or J. T. EVANS 32 8tb Ave. East SPECIAL OFFER JO ACRES Not far ont. 5 A. fine garden land in cultivation. Good new bldgs. $1400 10 ACRES 2ND BOTTOM Good soil, old bldgs., nice neighbor hood. Fine well, $1000. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1020 Willamette Ph. 64 WHITE I S or call us to mail yon our list of 154 Farm homes. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. 123 East 10th Phone 474 FARMERS FIRE RELIEF ASS'N. of Iluttevllle, Insures at an average of $4 per IMOO. Agt. A. D. CAMPBELL 69 W. Bdwy. 20 ACRES Improved, modern home, ontbldgs., B ml. No. Eugene: near schools and Psc Hwy.. Wilson Clarke, River Loop No. 1. 4-ROO.M bouse, newly redecorated. 11200: terms. Liberal cash die count. 1007 W. 8. Pb. 2432-M. SACRIFICE n.st 3-r. boos., bath. WrO cash. In). KM Agate. PARSONS CO., 61 W. Bdwy. Pb. K2 BEAXa ESTATE LNSl BANC Many worda will not fill bushel. But a FEW WORDS IN A WANT-AD WILL PILL THE NEED whn you want to find buysr or a rntr. YOU CAN PHONE THESE POTENT WORD8 TO 1200. Real Estate for Sale 200 KINNEX'S Oregon Summer Farm Catalog Free. Over 400 farms, 70 pictures,-prices, location; other us ful information. Sales, trades. HYDE REALTY CO. 727 Willamette MeCULLY REALTY CO. Ph. 137 REALTORS 69 W. Bdwy. Real Estate to Trade 250 I WILL Give 5-room California home aa part. payment on Oregon farm. Must have fair buildings and about 25 acres in cultivation. No agents. Write A. R. Boolen, Rt. No. 1, Box 11, Creswell, Ore. UNIV. diet, home for Medford city or close in country bom. 21 Reg. Guard. EXCHANGES, Oregon for California. PAYNE tt RADER 941 Oak St. Business Opportunities 300 BEER PARLOR and card room. Fur nished living quarters. Coast town. Inquire Lnne Hotel. Real Estate For Sale or Rent 310 LEASE OR SALE Service Station & camp gr. 14 ml. So. Junction City See Owner, 1192 Lincoln, Eugene. SELL OR RENT Stocked and equip ped ranch. Also 4 head young fresh cows. C. V. Holhrook. Creswell. Wanted to Trade 330 FRESH COW, Calf, Chickens, wood to trade for Wheat, Alfalfa Hay. Billy'a Place, Veneta, Ore. TO TRADE Wood for Elec. range, davenport, circulator, refrigerator, good rug, etc. 1546 Oak. WANTED ladlea to can fruit In ex change for beauty work. Will alao take wood. Phone 2756. WILL TRADE Good Guernaey Milk Cow for shingles. Henry Splons kowski. Ph. 1-F-ll. . . WILL trade good Gnernsey milk cow for shingles. Henry Splonskowski, Phone 1-F-ll. '29 MODEL A Roadster for Coach or Sedan. Same make. 23 Reg. -Guard TRADE 3 young cows. Good saddle for wood. W. Etter, Rt. No. 2. WANTED TO TRADE Typewriter for wood. Ph. 148. TRADE 8-tnbe all electric radio for light car. 189 W. 8th. Apt No. 4. WANTED TO TRADE Rifles and revolver. Trade for wood. 1003 W. 6 Fnel for Sale 340 BEST DRY 2nd gr. $5.75. Body fir Clear of knots. $4.50. Willamette Wood Yd. Ph. 416. OLD GROWTH erasoned 16 In. $3.75 W. P. Haynea, Pb. Springfield 33W BLOCK WOOD SPECIAL $3.25. Phone 125-R. 8pringfield. DRY Fir and Oak. Phone S06-W. EXPLORER Answer to Previous Puzzlo HORIZONTAL 1 Th man for whom America was named. 13 Ireland. 14 Ten cents. 15 To bring legal proceedings. 17 Sandbank channels. 10 Melodies. 31 Twitching. 23 Done. 15 Cotton, fabric. 27 Wine casks. 29 Behold! 30 Corded cloth 32 To rage, ni Mildew. 36. Afternoon meals. 38 Skin of a beast. . 40:Uk Inlet. 42 Single things. 44Tumultuoua disturbance, 45 Microbe. 46. Nabob. 48 Any flatfish. 49 Paid publicity. 51 Hindu title. 53 Measure. 54 Ear-like pro jection. 66 Neither. 67 Series of epical event. 69 Policeman, 61 Structural unit. 62 Gibbon, 62 Fable. 65 Thre, col lectively. 7 He was born 1511 PIT HfflMIAiSI I PmOM SjKiEll iNjgBUOWNSjA 20 5AE Dl?ADf I 26 li "lipton IpljifP 11 IGlLlAlSlGfolWl in iF" S I- ST" "if 15 ""I Tssrj T 55- srsi Trn -w; it srss -3s- -ir- n it SS75 "J 35-551 pD Jrn X W T" ET br s s?-- 5" H 1 1 1 rri I i I 1 1 1 r Fuel for Sals 340 BLOCK WOOD PLANER ENDS MANERUD-HCNTINGTON FUEL CO. PHONE 651 Wood Coal Hogged Fuel Oil GOOD WOOD 16-lnch old growth slab...' S2.75 Block Wood, $4 Planer ends ..$4.00 WALTERS BUSHONG Ph. 600 OLD GROWTH FIR, 16 In., $4 cord 4-ft. green slab wood $2.50 cord CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Ph. 8104 COAL AND GA8CO BRIQUETS TWIN OAKS LBR. CO. 669 High Pb. 7S2 or 412 WOOD of aU kinds. FuU measure guaranteed. Alao wood hauliac for others. A. B. Downes. Ph. Spr. 16. Livestock, Farm Products For Sals 360 GAS SHORTAGE STRIKE HORSES No shortage of power here. Load of chunks arrived today. Another load will arrive Friday. For the price of 300 gal. of gas, I will sell too a lot of power that will not buro up. . Ages 3 years up. AU weights. FRED STICKLEY, on Coburg Road. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD pupa, 2 mos. old. Two brood mares, weight 1500 lbs. WU1 trad for livestock. Chris Kling, miles en Lorane Highway. HORSES from 900 to 1600 lbs., 1 Arabian stallion, 1 Shetland pony. Also 1020 Cher, truck. Eugene Sand and Gravel Barn, 102 N. High 8PECIAL Potatoes New potatoes; graded and Backed, 00c a 100. Commercial, one sack or 1000. R. L. Orr, Spring field, Rte. No. 2. FOR SALE Crawford Peaches, 8 mi. north on Pac, Hwy. 1 ml. East on end of power line. Ph. 51-F-5. Fred Laffelmacher, Junction City, R. 2. IN THE MARKET for 50 tons heavy White and Gray Oats $23 cash at farms. Ph. 113 or writ Farmers' Seed Acct. Brownsville, Or. FRESH Guernsey cow. With heifer cnlf. Howard Campbell, Walter ville. Ore. GRAVENSTEIN APPLE8, R. H. Bnuer, V mi. No, on Highway. Ph. 45-F-3.. FOR SALE OR TRADE Angora Wool Rabbits. H. Dereham, Cres well. CASH FOR YOUR CREAM Rear Entrance PUBLIC MKT. BUILDING FOR SALE Nice Jersey cow Jnrt frasb. Pb. 15-F-13 Springfield. HORSESr-3 to 10 yraold. 4 ml. east of 8pfd. MrKensle Hwy. L. Well. FOR SALE Eighteen 75-lb. feeder pigs. Pb. 1070-J-l. WANTED Good milk eow. Alao small disc. Hogan Hanson, Walter- ville. GRAVENSTEIN Applea, 50e per bu., bring boxes. 1522 Orchard St. KY. WONDER BEANS. 8c lb. by sack. Del. Palmer, Rt. 1, Box 896 GRAVENSTEIN apples, 50c Bring boxes. 1522 Orchard. bus. TWO male calves and two heifer calves. CLOVERLEAF DAIRY. Automobiles for Sale 400 SIMMONS COMPANY 1930 Chevrolet Sport Roadster. New tires. $295. - R. M. Johnson, 621 Willamette. . 1031 BUICK Sedan. Almost like new. Driven only 28,000 ml. Price $500. Call 227-W. CAR painting by expert painter. No lob too email. Estimat gladly given VALLEY CHEVROLET CO. SCHERER MOTOR CO. Buick-Olds-Pontiae 7th and Olive He made voy ages for Spain and -. Dress fastener One who snubs What explorer preceded blmT Observed. To overload. Scoria. Ache. Prophet. Colored ni fabric. To plerc with a knife. Toward. Music on torn Scripture llicme. Aquatic bird. Boiling. Gold coin. Deposit at a river mouth, Hottentot . ' Instrument Portion. Chum. 3.1416. Per. Either. BIDiTlU'N'El In k 68 Ha was a VERTICAL 2 Myself. i Unit of work, 4 Royal. 5 To bury. 6 Natural power 7 By way of. 8 To eject. Whey of milk 10 You and me. 11 A slash. 12 To lino as a vessel. S7 East nt2? Pho" lOtb ktCfC7XuJ 16 Automobiles for Sale 400 BEDAN8 1930 PONTIAO; trunk rack ..$365 1920 PACKARD De lux $565 1029 VIKING V-8 .....$235 192H BUICK $165 1926 HUDSON 7-pasenger . .$ 95 COUPES 1932 Bl'ICK special, 8 days ..$595 10K1 CHEW; 6 wir wheels. .. .$3S5 lust dhkv.i cab. convertible.. Kiss 1U29 BL'ICK 4 pass $335 SCHERER MOTOR CO. Bulck-Olds-Pontlso 7th and Olive REID-SAWYER CO. 1931 Dodge Coupe $395 1932 Chev. 8necial Sedan ....$465 1930 Ford Tudor Sedan $200 1927 Dodge Four Sedan $125 1926 Stude. Std. Roadater $125 1929 Reo Speed wagon $350 I'oage-t'iymoutn Dealer Used Car Lot. Oak St. MACK. THE USED CAR MAN COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY 19S2 CHEVROLET Coune 1929 ESSEX Challenger Coach 1930 FORD Coupe iras PONTIAC Sport Coup 1928 CHEVROLET Conn 1928 FORD Roadster SEVERAL CHEAPER CARS H. OAKES USED CAR LOT 139. W. Broadway 1029 PACKARD COUPE ....$675 New factory block exchange 1928 PACKARD SEDAN , $50 1927 CADILLAC Phaeton ....$275 MOTOR SALES & SERVICE Packard Garage ' Ph. 21 AUTHORIZED AGENCY WILLYS 77 SEE OUR USED CARS BEFORE YOU BUY SCHULZ MOTOR CO. 8th and Pearl Phon 711 1933 CHEVROLET MASTER COACH Like new, only $595 BROWN MOTOR CO. Broadway and Pearl Pb. 1757 1932 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1931 ESSEX Coach 1928 PACKARD Roadster LANE AUTO CO. 84 East 10th Phon 166 WE HAVE a good stock of need tins, retread Urea and need 18-Inch and 19-inch wheela suitable for change over or trailers. FIRE8TONE 8ERV. STORES INC. Uth and Pearl Phon 220 28 CHEV. coach, good cond., new tire. Kary Keen trunk. Also '29 v unev. v;oacn. t,ooo conn, new paint, " Tnn.,i. Ann v fi.l. 1 r T) ...,...- 1 V" ' u, U.U. W , Jt Willi. Junction City. FOR SALE 1926 Chevrolet Conn, good motor, tires, battery and brakes. Must be sold at one, $85. Cell at 210 W. 14th St. NEW AND USED TIRES VULCANIZING LUND8TROM BROS. 84 E. 10 tt V ml. No. on Pac. Hwy. 1929 REO Flylug Cloud Sedan. Will take In lighter ear, trailer, aaxo phone, accordfan or piano as part payment, inn? iawrence. FOR SALE '29 Model A Roadster. , Al ensb or terms, 13 Rrg.-Guard, AUTO INS., Save 40 to 50 C. D. Chexem. Ph. 187. 60 W. Bdy. Miscellaneous for Sale 500 AUCTION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1st at 11 A. M. At 111 Main St., Springfield. A very large consignment of Furniture. One bedroom set. Dressers, Tables, Chairs. 1 settee, set 2 ruga, 2 Ice boxes, 2 nearly new ranges, 2 sec ond hand ranges, rockers, dressing table and 1' electric motor, drag aaw, pigs, cowa, chickena, 5 head of horses. Harness, tools, trailer, snd other articles. W. L. BRAY, Auctioneer. ANNOUNCEMENT Wa have moved to 248 W. 4th PHONE 1558 Vitus Electric Works SOME NEWS , General Electric lift-top refrigerator, ff-yr. guarantee. Only $89.60 See It today. EUGENE HOME APPLIANCE CO. Phone 14 DELTA 24-ln. scroll saw. ., .$21.85 DELTA 9-ln. turning lathe ..$21.95 DELTA 1-3 H. P. repulsion In duction Motor $19.85 QUACKENBUSII 'S . FOR RALE "Estate" Gaa Rang Just Like New and at a Rargaln Price HYDE REALTY CO. Pb. 741 731 Willamette RATTLER BRAND 5-8 Inch garden hose. To close ont, 50-ft. length, $3.90. QUACKENBU&H'S $50 DAVENPORT and cbslr to sell for $39.75. (one small spot) CALLAHAN'S HALE on 7th Sell your wood range to alabao's on 7th. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS nn tit 9 p. m. CALLAHAN'S for dishes Sealy mattress. FIR BHXKEH for sale. Miller, Crow, Ore. James A. DRAG SAW Vaughn; A-l shape. Evenings. Earl Neal, opp. Airport. TOR BALE 2 ELEC. RANGES Phone 2113-W. 2-WHEEL trailer. Large S. A M. apotllght. Trad wd. Call 576 Tyler. SHEPHERD Collie pun 5 mos. old, Price $3. F. L. Smith, Trent, Ore. FORD sedan, 2 light wsgons; top buggy, Hell or trade. 244 Grand. For Rent 600 A NEW BUILDING In Wsldport. suitable for barber shop, with or without bsrber equipment, and un furnished living qutrtera adjoining. Plumbing Installed. Inquire Wald port Mitalc Store, Rooms for Rent 610 STUM Baa tad rart, Booms for Rent 610 FOR RENT Modern Rooms. Hamp ton Motei. on k. itn. Apartments for Rent 620 FLORENCE API'S., furnished or un furnished. Strictly modern, 1272 Willamette. Ph. 575. MOD. Furnished Apt. Wood, light, water. Bath, uarage. $15. Uos Wash FURNISHED Apt. Bed, heat, water, Bleeping porcn. unrnge. 2 beds, $lo. OSUURN APTS Furn. or nnfnrn. Moderate rates. Ph. 891. FURN. 4-rm. Apt. Garage. Adulta, $12. 571 W. 7th Ave. 5 RM. Furn. or unfurn. apt. 432 West utn. fiion uus-M. FURNISHED 3 rms., bath, light, wtr, Garage, $15.. ua'i vt aatilngton. ROBE COURT Furnished apart ment, 1245 Willamette. Ph. 88. FURN. APT. 8 outside rms. Bath. Adulta only. Elee. rfg. 441 E. 13th. 6-RM. fnrn. Apt. Close-in. Cheap rent. Ph. 1030. Houses for Rent 630 NICELY furnished modern 7-room house. Close in. Garage. Reliable adulta. Inquire 253 5th Ave. West. FURNISHED cosy 4-roora cottsg. Call at 1550 Oak. 5-RM. cottage, 2 bedrooms. Near bua iness ceuter. l b. . EUGENE house In exchange for rent on Medford house. 18 Reg.-Guard. Board and Room 650 BOARD and ROOM In private home Conveniently located. Pb. 52U. Wanted to Buy 700 BEFORE yon aell furniture, stoves, tools, dishes, housewares, or what ever It may be, Ph. 2390. THE EUGENE BARGAIN HOUSE And you will get more money and better service. WANT 8 tons best ry grsss or chent hay haled. 5000 (86-inch) shakes. It. V. Rogers, Rte, 1 Ph. 54-F-3. WANTED, to buy or trad for small grain separator. W. E. Conn, Al vadore. WANTED Lane County Warrants, no discount. 992 Willamette. .R. 6. Ph. 295 USED bicycles snd toys. Edward Short, 87 W. 7th. Pb. 2228-J-L VARIETY BARGAIN STORE 162 West 8th Phone 1889 Wanted To Rent 710 FARM with pasture for sheep. At least 20 acres cultivated. Might buy atock and equipment. Fred Card, Gen. Del.. Eugene. Help Wanted 720 BOYS WANTED To sell papera on the trt. APPLY A'l THE REGISTER-GUARD OFFICE YOUNG MAN Ref. $300 Inveatment required. Excellent Income, no aell Ing. Write 22, leave name and ad dress at Reg.-Gunrd for Interview, WOMAN for light hsewk. on farm Br., room, small wages. 24 Reg. Guard. HHEKEEPER on farm. No children. Bible student preferred. 25 Reg. Guard, DEPENDABLE as nursemaid for handicap boy. Wages earned as board. Box 20, Rrg.-Guard. PLACE for man with car. Driving and mine work. Must Invest $30 to $50. 641 High St. WANTED Men to cut wood on shares. Your share delivered. 1546 Oak. WANTED Middle aged woman for housework. 6 Reg.-Guard. MAN to take logging contract. Must have truck. C. A. Oermnn, Lowell. Situations Wanted 730 BARKER repairs Muslcsl Instruments- Sewlne Mnrhlnee 659 Will Wanted Miscellaneous 750 WANTED $1500 on gilt edge secur ity. Box 20. Reg.-Guard. Money to Loan 800 PERSONAL LOANS to $300. Prompt Courteous, Confidential Service. CASCADE FINANCE COMPANY 24 First National Bank Bldg. Pb, 734 STATE LICENSE NO. 8125 AMERICAN MTO, ft LOAN CO. Interest 1-8 LESS than usual rate charged by small loan companies. 808 Tiffany Bldg. Licensed by Stat LOANS OF $300 OR LESS BENEFICIAL 1-OAN SOCIETY 209 Tiffany Bldg. Phone 3040 Licensed by State (No. 8-118) Members of N. R. A. W do onr part 2 2 EUGENE CREDIT COMPANY (IJcense 8-177) 002 Willamette. Room 6 Ph. 205 Quick Service No Delay AUTO ft FURNITURE LOANS CALKINS FINANCE COMPANY 810 Miner Bldg., Eugene Licensed by State Phone 605 Automobile Loans 850 SAVEI SAVE1 8AVEI ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest Ratea and Easiest Tern Investigate and Be Convinced Motor Investment Co. HUGH H EARLE 301-2 Miner Bldg. Phon 1068 Stat license M 146 A LOAN WITH US COSTS LESS CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED n - - . , . , i . ot pny up usinncv iiuv uenicr. dbdi or Finance Co and ettend your payment. Additional money loaned. License 8-170 SWAN MORTGAGE CO. 9 E. Tth. Phone 106 Miscellaneous 900 ANY girl In tronble may communi cate with Ensign l of th Rslva tloo Army at th Whit Shield Home, 465 Mayfair Ave, Portland BRAY IlIIOTHEIlS Cleaning snd hauling of rubbish of all kinds. Pbon 76.F-2: Off-T-O. BILL'S Garbage Service, Efficient ervlc. itasonabl tat. Pk, fiM-J. Professional Directories 910 Professional Directory DENTISTS Names and Address Phones: Of tie aad Residence Lee. W. B Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-M Titus, H. W 628 Miner Bldg. 949 Moxley, W. E 501 Miner Ph. 179 EYE, EAR, NOSE 4 THROAT Gaven O. Dyott, M, D. Eye, ear, bos. and throat. 610 Miner Bg. Pb. 604 Dra, Gullion, and Stanard Eye, er, noae, throat. Ph. 133. 825 Miner. Wetherbee, J. R Miner Bldg. 1601 Ey. Ear, Nose and Throst OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURSEON DR. JOHN SIMONS 404 Tiffany. CHIROPRACTOR DR. 8COFIELD HEALTH FIR8T 877 Willamette. Pb. 157 -J or 8184-M DR. H. H. PETERS Tiffany Bldg. ATTORNEYS WINTERMEIER, & A. 784 Witt, Land titles probate specialists. PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Names and Address Phones: Of fic and Residence DALE ft 8 ETHER Surgery Radium X-ray Fox, L R 709 Miner Phon 849 Scaiefe, B. F I. O. O. F. 70-J 70-M CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT SPENCER R. COLLINS Business Directories 920 Business Directory FURNACES BONBON ft GOODWIN 733 Olive Sheet Metal Phon 1234 6 LASS WORK GLA88 OF ALL KINDS MIDGLEY PLANING MILL CO. Fourth and High Phon 106S 8T0VK REPAIRINQ BEST tove repairing la town. Cor. 8th and Charnelton. Phon 2390. PLUMBINS PLUMBING HEATINO and 8HEET METAL Phon 243 CHASE CO. 936 Oak STORAGE CLEAN, SAFE, SANITARY STOR AGE Fireproof Whs. Absolut security. Affillstlona In (vary city. Low ina. ratea. Guaranteed service. PACIFIC TRANS, ft STORAGE CO. 69H W. 5th Call 74 Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS BOB'S for $1.75 PERMANBNTS Phon 888 37 East Broadway 8HAMPOS, uurer war SOa Permanent Push Wa $1.75 and tm BROWNIE BEAUTY 8HOP. Ph. 460 COMMUNITY SHOP specialise, ta Permanent, $1.70 t) 63 E. Broadway Ph. 533-vT PERMANENT Wave, complete $1.75 855 Oak CITY SHOP Phon 849 A 8uprculln all steam perm't f 1.98 Shampoo ft flngerwav BOe. Pa. 2764 Legal Notices 950 Estate of William Chrlatopher Hayes NOTICE TO CREDITORS In th County Court of tb Stat of Oregon for th County ol Ln. NOTICE ia hereby given that tb nnderaigned haa been appointed Spe cial Administrator of th Eatat of William Christopher Hayes, deceaaed, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lan, and hae qualified. All persona having claims against said estate ar hereby notified to pre sent the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned st tb First National Bank, Eugene, Oregon, within six month from the date her of. Dated and first published, June 23rd 1934. Last publication July 21st. 1934. L. J. TEMPLE, Bperlal Administrator. COAN ft ROSENBERG, Attorneys, 710 Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon. No.3073-Sat-dy-jy21 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby given to all whom it may concern, that th undersigned L. S. Chrlstoffersnn has been duly appointed. Administrator of the estate of John W. Tbornbiiry, deceased, by the County Court of the state of Ore gon for Lane County, and haa quali fied as such administrator, and all per. aons having claims against said cstat are hereby notified and required to present their claims verified as requir ed by law, with the proper vouchers, to the aaid Administrator at th office or Calkina and Calkins, 210 Tiftany Building, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the data of this notice. Data of flrat publication, June 30th, 1934. L. ft. CHRI8TOFFER80N, Administrator of the Estate of John W, Thornburv. Deceased. No.SD70.8at-dy.jj28 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN! That Mary E. Jnrnngln aa Executrix of the Eatnte of Milton E. Jarnagin, Deceased, has filed her Final Account as such Executrix and the County Court of the State of Oregon for liono County haa fixed Tuesday, th 2Xth day of August, 1984, st th hour of 10:00 o'clock In th forenoon of said day at the County Court House In Eugene, Lnne County, Oregon, aa the time and place for hearing objec tions to said Final Account. All per sona having objections to aald Final Account must file th asm on or before said date, Dated this 2 1 at day of July. 1934. MARY E. JARNAGIN, Aa Executrix of th Estat and Last Will and Testament of Milton E. Jarnagin. Deceased. HARRIS, SMITH ft BRYSOS Attorneys for Executrix, e No.8e-St-d-l