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Newspaper Page Texti 1 ) ( H ' ! I v i f I ! i i ' ! I. I' J ! - I1' : v - 1 n Page Fourteen SOCIETY Calendar For Monday 1 p. m. Missionary Society of the Matron'! Guild of the Fair mount Presbyterian church meet lot for covered dish luncheon at the church. 2 p. m. Domestic Art club meeting at the home of Mrs. 0. P. Tillman. 2 p. m. Eugene Shakespeare club meeting in the Washburn committee room. 2:30 p. m. Home Science club meeting at the home of Mrs. E. 0. ImmeL 2:30 to S p. m. American Le gion auxiliary patriotic party at the Moose Hull. 7 p. m. Meeting of officer of the Willamette Court, Order of Amaranth. 7:15 p. m. P. B. 0. Sisterhood dessert party at home of Mra, D. W. Crltes, 8 p. m. Colonial party of Wil lamette Court Order of Ama ranth. 8 p. m. Installation of officer of Past Noble Grands club at the 1. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday All day Meeting of the Women'a Union of the First Methodist church at the church. 1 p. m. Dessert luncheon of the Just-A-Wee club at home of Mrs. Yaeger. 1:30 p. m. Ess Bee club des sert party at home of Mra. S. S. George. 2 p. m. Juetamere club meet ing at the home of Mrs. Cora Parker. 2 p. m. Mission Study class of the Central Presbyterian church will meet at the church chapel. 4 p. m. Sorority alumnae ad Tisers meeting on the campus in the AWS room, Gerllnger ball. 6 p. m. Ladles auxiliary of D. R. T. will have a potluck supper In Room S of the old chamber of commerce building. A lodge meet ing will follow. 6:30 p. m. Covered dish din ner of McKenxie River Lodge No. 105, A. F. A A. M. and Blue River chapter. No. IfiS, O. B. 8. at the McKcniie River Ma sonic temple, 8A0 14th avenue, east. 7:30 p. m. Pot and Quill meet big with Mrs. John Anderson. 7:30 p. m. Evening Book group of Eugene branch, Ameri can Association of University Women, meeting with Mrs. J. II.. Beck, 1513 Fairmount blvd. 8 P. m. Gitchell camp, R, N. A meeting at Moose halL . . Wedneaday All day M e e t i n g of the Women'a Council of the First ,. Christian church. All day Women'a Guild of SU Mnry'a Episcopal church meeting at the parish house. Patriotic Party For Auxiliaries Monday A IX patriotic auxiliaries of the city will be meets February 22, at the Mooae ball for the annual patriotic tea of the American Legion auxiliary. The affair is scheduled from two thirty o'clock until five o'clock. A table of war relics for all the wars will be on display. The commit tee In charge of arrangements is, Mrs. A. N. Jones, Mrs, W, B. Gard, Mra. S. S. George, Mra. P. L. Ilerhlg, Mra. J. C. Koepke, Mra. Sam Tyler and Mrs. a N. Urey. Honoring state president Mra. Lloyd M. Jonea of Sherwood, and district president, Mra. Vada Whetaon of Lebanon, eighteen members of the Ieglon auxiliary met for luncheon at Seymour's cafe Friday nonn. Iteporta of tho various comnilttoea were heard. Mrs. Earl Ksst presided. Attending the luncheon were, Mrs. Susan Piddle, Mia. Lulu Bums, Mrs. W. B. Gard, Mra. Clarence V. Simon. Mrs. C. M. Urey, Mra, It L. Robert son, Mrs. N. B. Bleeper, Mra. N. W. Bond, Mra. Elmer Gelger, Mrs. H. B. Freeland, Mra, R. L. Moon, Mra. I. 8. Barton. Mra. Merle Harnett, Mra. Delia Borln, Mrs. Earl Kast, Mra. Glen Lewis, Mra. Ella Hoover, Mrs. Vada Whetstone, and Mra, Lloyd Jones, Organizations club will meet Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the Community Liberal church. The subject to be studied is "Science and History of ths Ancient Greeks" by Mrs, L. L. Con stance and "The Home Life of the Greeka" by Mra. Frank Crates. jrsT-A-wra club Mrs. Yseger will entertalu mem bers of the Jutt-A-Wce club at her home, 642 Washington atrett, at a dessert luncheon Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock. JIHTAMEItE CLl B The Justamera club win meal Tuea dsy afternoon at two, o'clock at the home of Mra. Cora Parker. VETERAN AUXILIARY Hpanlah War Vetetrans will hold a businesa meeting at the armory Mon day night at arrcn-thirty o'clock. EsSee Club Gives Potluck Supper A covered dish supper waa served at th home of Mr. and Mra. E. E. Frost of Santa Clara Thursday eve ning for' the Esa See club. Guests of th club were Mr. and Mra. Milton Perkins. Card honors went to Mrs, B. 8. Oeorge, Mr. Fred Dotson, Mr. A. A. Robitaills, Harry Cadore and H. J. NageL Thoss present were, Mr. and Mra. B. E. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ca lor. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hsrt, Mr. lad Mrs. C B, Chesem, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Detson, Mr. and Mra. K. 8. Oeorge, Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Nagel, Mr. and Mra. C. P. Hart, sod Mr. and sirs, Hotmail!, By MAROAKET REID Continued from Page n Coming Week Afternoon and evening Mid winter picnic of the Central Prea byterlan church. 12:30 p. m. Chapter AM of P. B. O. Sisterhood will have cov ered luncheon at the home of Mra. George I. Hurley. 1 p. m. Chapter AY of the P. E. O. Sisterhood meeting with Mra. David F. Graham. 2 p. m. Central W. C. T. U. meeting at the Waahburne com mittee room. 2 p. m. Wednesday Bridge club meeting at the borne of Mra. M. G. Harris. 6:30 p. m. Helmetta club of the Pythian Bistera meeting at the home of Mrs. L. C. DeBurgh. 7:30 p. m. Daughtera of Union Veteran of the OivU War meet ing at the armory. , 7:30 p. m. Lip reading In struction of Eugene society for the Hard of Hearing at the Y. M. 0. A. Thursday 1 p. m. Sorosis club meeting at the Wasbburne tea room. 1 p. m. Amity club luncheon at the Cafe Del Rey. 1 p. m. Thimble dub to have luncheon at home of Mra. Clair Willoughby. 2 p. m. Free lip reading prac tice class of Eugene society for the Hard Of Hearing at the X. M. C. A. 2:30 p. m. History division of the woman's City Club will meet at the Community Liberal church. 2:30 p. m. Central Lutheran Aid society meeting at the church parlors. 2:30 p. m. Matron's Guild of Central Presbyterian chnrch meeting at the home of Mra. How ard Ormlaton. 6:30 p. m Eugene Shrine club dinner and party at ths Masonic Temple. 6:30 p. m. Eugene Business and Professional Women' club aupper meeting at the Skinner Butte park cottage. Friday Afternoon Northweat Chris tian College Faculty Women'a circle meeting with Mrs. S. . Btevena, 1 p. m. A potluck luncheon of the Sana Souci club will be serv ed at the home of Mrs, Darwin Yornn. 2 p. m. Ladlea auxiliary to the N. A. L. 0. meeting at the Skin ner Butte park cottage. 6:30 p. m. Eugene Zonta club dinner at the Oabnrn hotel. 7:30 p. m. Eugene society for the Hard of Hearing monthly so cial meeting at the Y. M. 0. A. Saturday 8:80 p. m. Phi Beta "Conti nental Night" at the Oaburn hotel. Methodist Women Hold Monthly Meet Tuesday THE monthly all-day meeting of the Women'a Union of the First Meth (dlat Episcopal church will be held on Tuesdny of the coming week at the church atartlng at ten-thirty o'clock in the morning when an executive board meeting will be held. The Home Missionary rocietr of the church will have the program at eleven o'clock. Mra. John Conaway, mission ary chairman of division ten. will be in charge, assisted by Mrs. Frank Gordlnier and Mra. D. O. 8b rev. Diviaion nine will aerva a buainess luncheon at twelve o'clock, and at twelve-thirty o'clock will be in charge ol the regular luncheon and social hour for the Union members. At the luncheon, Jnnusry and Feb ruary blrthdsya will be honored. The business meeting of the Union with Mrs. Louis E. Bean presiding, will be held at one-thirty o'clock. Mra. M. Y. Warner will have the ilevotlona. W. I. A. Week Will Be Observed A benefit observance of the W.I. A. week will be held Sunday evening at seven-thirty o'clock by members of tha Woman's Auxillsry to the Typo graphical Union, and their husbands, at the home of Mrs. Harry 0. Farley. Mra. Gilbert Barber la In charge ct the affair. The auxiliary had its monthly meet ing with Mra. Farley Wednesday afternoon, and plans for the benefit Viere discussed st the meeting. It waa reported that the auxiliary had thirty-one namea on the telegram sent for the Tresidenfa Birthday ball to President Roosevelt. Present for the meeting were Mrs. Gilbert Barber, Mrs. A. F. Bremer, Mrs, Edward V. Duke, Misa Cora Kreamer, Mrs. Hugh W. Reynolds, Mrs. Charles M. Rolens, Mrs. Hsrry Russell, Mrs. Oliver Spies and Mrs. Farley. The next meeting will be with Miss Kresmer oa March 17. Home Science The program committee of the Home Science club haa arranged s meeting for Monday afternoon at two thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. O. Immel. Howard Merriam will address the group on "Whst the legislature is Doing". CtttgCl3FCtBltSI Th Euten Reglster-Gnsrd la a member of the Associated Press. The Assoristed Press is exclusively en titled to th ui for publication of all news dlipatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited in this papr and also all the local newa published here in. All rlfhts of publication of special diapatchea herein ar alio reserved. Subserlptle Mat By Carrier, yearly in advanc 300 Hy Carrier, monthly .N Hv Mall ia (Wftnn. yearly 4oo Hy Msil m (Wan, Months $2 00 II; Mail si (Wat Montha .$l. I Hy Mail, 1 mf .flii I Outside suss, rvsilj JJ.0Q LORAL WANT-AD RATES On Insertion .IH$c per line 8 consecutive time 16c per line 7 consecutive timea 4JC per line Persons out of work will receive s pedal rat on "Situations wanted ada and must be cash In advance. Reader notices 10c lins per dsy. CLOSING TIME 12 noon for evenin edition. 0 D. to. Saturday for Sunday edition. Entered at f ostottice in Eugene, ore., aa sec ond Claaa Matter. CHANGE OF ADDRESS In M.klnr Chance of Address pleaae give former address, aa well ss the new. This ia necessarv In order that your credit can be transferred and paper stopped at old address. MAIL ADVERTISEMENTS Advertising may be placed by matt. Sufficient remittance for a definite number of Issues must be enclosed. Minimum Charge Zoo No ad taken for leaa than two lines. Count 5 sversge words to a una. ADJUSTMENTS If yonr ad appears Incorrectly notify ua immediately. We accept responai bilitv for one Incorrect insertion only. PHONE ADVERTISEMENTS Ada wlU be taken over the telephone If the advertiser ia aubscriber to the phone. Advertisement run for 1 month without change of copy will receive rat of $1.72 s line. Lodge Notices t 110 , McKensie River Lodge, A. r . As A. Al., mue xwver Chapter, O. E. S., covered dish dinner, Tuea., Feb. 23. at Indie building. 850 E. 14th. Ave. Membera of the orders and families invited. Funeral Directors 120 BRANBTETTER-SIMON CHAPEI Phone 433-1152 O'lv St POOLE FUNERAL HOME Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 62-. PHIL BARTHOM)MEW CHAPEL Springfield 4)th and B. Phone 1 V BATCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl St. at Tei , Florists 130 HAHP'8 for Better Fl wee-. Ph IIH Personals 145 EDITH Scott's Home Circle. Tuea., 8 p. m. Readings daily 10-5 except Mon. Fri. 10 a. m. to 9 p. to. 41 W. 10th. LOSE weight daily. Sure, safe, In expensive. Write Dr. Wendt, Can ton, 8. Dak. GORDON FLEMING, Psychic Read ing daily. Belvedere Hotel, rm. 24. YOUNG women in trouble and in need of friend are asked to communi cate with Adjutant Roaa Morsel) of th Salvation Army Whit 8hleld Home, 2U41 N W Mayfalr Avenue, Portland, Oregon) or with Mr Ad jutant Mnbl Ford of the Salvation Armv. 7111 Pearl t Ri,rne Or Lost and Found 150 LOST 9x12 rug, Feb. 14, on East 10th or Columbia. Reward. Phone 3034R. LOST Small, black and white cocker spaniel, 1 yr, old, male. Ph. 8117. Reward. LOST Hudson 8 hub cap. Return to Frank Hyland. Ph. 788-It. Reward. LOST Red Irish Setter, female, 6 mo. old. White on face. Ph. 1600-W. FOUND in Public library reading room, a ring. See Janitor. Transportation 160 O. W. U.HB PORTLAND -R, T. $.': Leaving Eugene 8 a. m., 2 p. m 6 p. m LOWEST FAKES LOS ANOELB SAN FRANCISCO $8.t0 DOLLAR BTAGEU. INC. Depot Broadway Caah Stor 10 F. Rrosdwav Phone tint Real Estate for Sale 200 REMODEL FOR APARTMENTS Extra Large house close in on West side of City on First Class paved corner, both afreets psved. Baae ment and hot water heating ays tarn, aeveral rooms with hardwood floors. Good location. Thia house can readily be converted into four to alx apartments. Price $4,000. Good terms. RESIDENCE LOTS College Hill Lots rsnging from $50 to $850. Paving and all aasessmeuts paid. CLOSE IN WEST 8IDE 6 Rooma and bath, fireplace, hot water heating aystem, garage, paved corner and all city Improve ments paid. Ideal for duplex. Price $3,450. Terms $350 down, balance like rent SEE RAMET W. RU&H At the C. F. HVDE REALTY CO. 127 Willamette ALFALFA FARM 54-Acre farm II) in cultivation. All fine Alfalfa soil. 6 A. now aeeded. Bonlera on Coast Fork Willamette, H mile. Plenty Irrigation water available. Good Co. road. Electricity installed. Water system, fl-room house, plumbing. House in nice re pair, large new poultry hse., two hsrns. Well fenced. This high clsss fsrm priced at $(1250.00 Wa en dorse this aa a eafe and desirable inveatment. C. F. HYDE REALTY 727 Willamette Phone 741 HOMERUYER8' HEADQUARTERS Selected homes in University, Down town, and Weatsida districts: some very fin close-in suburban homes. Special bargains for cssh, others I can sell 10 down, hslsnce like rent TO BUY OR SELL HOMES, ae Edith Gardiner at Oregon Settlement Assn., 81 W. 8th WELL improved fsrm. new buildings. 100 A. mostly in cultivation. Rich oil. Nearly all the stock and farm ing implements. Furniture goes with farm. Part cash. bsl. on easv terms st 5 Interest. Write Reg.'. Guard. T RM. modern home with 2 A. ground, family on-hard, chicken house, on paved road, only 1H ml. from Eu gene. F. L. Hlehert, 1W Van Buren. FREE OREGON FARM CATALOG Mnney'e Oregon Farm Catalog: Details 8.10 fsrms, 300 pictures; tS4 psges fsrm information. Oregon Settlement Assn., 81 W. 8th. MODERN 7-room bungslow tvpt house, at IMi East 18th St Fine condition, practical!? like new. Owner. Phone l.HT-W. WF.I.L located corner lot. all clear, .V1. Inn. DM) Washington. 4 KM. h.. l.Mi W. l-.'ih. $T.V dowa. r. V, brum, su WUla-ttte u THE REGISTER. GUAED, EUGENE, OREGON Seal Estate for Sale 200 FURNISHED 6-RM. COTTAGE Oak floor in living room, plastered and well built, pleasant outlook, Close to U. of O. $2350; good terms. SPACIOUS AND IMPOSING 7 room home of attractive design. corner 67x108; very convenient for school. $2500, $500 down. 2 ACRES CLOSE IN New house of 8 rooms and bath. Nice small grove. 1 A. in cul tivation. $1500. Terms. IN BUSINESS, DISTRICT On prominent street, 66x1(0 feet; extra well built 14 room plastered house. Oak floors, two fireplaces, two baths, basement, furnace. This is growing in value, and will pay a fair return on the money. GOOD BUSINESS LOT ' 25x160. Can be built on and rented to good advantage. Price $200 a front foot BUSINESS LOT 80 BY 160 On busy ateet cloae to live business places. Partially lease, out Price $3500 with $600 down. TWO FINE HIGH LOTS Close to University of Oregon; E3 and 1-3 by 160 each. $450 each. BEAUTIFUL ACRE ON PAVED HIGHWAY Part In bearing filberts. $600. 29 ACRES ON Fine soil. Good 7 room house, barn Living stream and nice grove. $4300. Will take a city home to halt value. FINE CHICKEN PLACE Lovely home. Up-to-date buildings a small city home as part payment . SAM EUGH REALTY COMPANY 1029 Willamette Phone 64 IN SUBURBS OF GOOD SMALL TOWN 6 acres of good free soil suitable grapes and berries; good 6 room plastered house; city water; full plumbing; electricity; barn, garage, chicken house. $500 down. GARDEN SOIL UNDER CONTRACT FOR BEANS, CORN, BEETS , 34 Acres, 28 under cult., sandy loam good barn. Irrigation system; all farm equipment; 5 cows, 3 horses. Federal loan $2800. Will exchange equity for property in or around Monterey, Calif. BETWEEN BUSINESS AND U. OF O. Room houBe, built many years, but in good condition. Corner lot all Improvements paid. $650 down, assume loan $1650, payable $16 per month. 6 ROOM EAST SIDE HOME ON BUS LINE Large lot, close to all schools, large good size dining room, 2 large, one small bedrooms. Only $2650. Terms. Will take good car as part DESIRABLE EAST SIDE LOCATION Between business and U. of O.; desirable for remodeling. $1300 incumbrance. Full price, $2450. PARSONS CO. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 61 West Broadway GOOD GOING RESTAURANT For sale because of other interests. A TRULY BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM HOME East side owner says, "Sell." MODERN SEVEN ROOMS WITH FIREPLACE Located close in. American radiation system of heating. $500.00 down, $20.00 per month. ' ' C. A. CHILTON & CO. 123 EAST TENTH AVENUE PHONE 474 McCULLY REALTY COMPANY 69 W. Broadway REALTORS Phone 137 ' "Born and Raised in Oregon" FOUR ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE!, on paved street, large lot, needs some repair, but a good buy at $1000.00. FOUR ROOMS AND BATH ON EAST SIDE, all in good condition. $1500. Half down. Balance easy terms. ltt ACRE WITH LOTS OF CHERRIES AND APPLES, modern 6 room house, with basement and furnace. 2 good chicken houses, beau tifully landscaped with pools, rock gardens, wonderful flowers and shrubs. An Ideal suburban home. $5500.00. Real Estate for Sale 200 2 ACRE CHICKEN FARM on high way, cloae to town, 4 room new houae, Mod. chicken house, brooder house, double gar. fruit ft berries. It'a sure to pleaae you. $1000. $300 cash. 13 ACRES, two houses,' barn, good soil, Vt mile from town $2000. $500 cash. 60 ACRES, 1 mile from town, fair bldgs., power line paat the place. $3200. $1300 cash. 55 ACRES, excellent Bldgs., good soil, fruit nuts & berriea, $5200, good terma. 40 ACRES river bottom, Newberg soil, good buildings, all tillable, 8 A. alfalfa, 5 tone alfalfa hay in barn, plow, disc, drill, cultivator, fruit, nuts, berries, $3500. $500 cssh, Bal. 5 years at 5, J. W. MOORE, Harrisburg, Ore. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE Closing Out Loan Co. bouaea. No Comm. EUGENE, 1049 E. 25th. between Agate and Columbia, u-rm. house, completely remodeled 1935, hdw. floor, log. rm., fireplace, lots of built-ins. SPRINGFIELD, 5-rm. house, 346 G St.; 6-rm. house, 428 G St. Drive hy these houses Sundsy, look them over, plesse do not disturb tensnts. See TOLLEFSON, field repreeentetlve Mondsy at Osburn Hotel, after 0:30 a. m. IRRIGATED FARM 158 Acres, 100 cultivated. 15 A. tim ber (piling) Bsl. pasture, all fenced sheep tight. Wapato soil. Very pro ductive. Several acrea In Ladina clover. FRKE WATER 31GHT for 80 acres! Water ia crop insurance. Creek and spring wster piped to buildings. Fine community. Market road, only 14 miles to grade and high school. Also church, store and grante hall. Very good 8-rm. Res. running water, bath and toilet. I.arce farm machine shed, usual outbuilding. Price reduced to Vin. c.jh. $4000. Balance GOOD TERMS. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 727 Willamette MODERN 4R. bungalow stucco, garage, 2 Mocks to bus. Owner leav. ing stste to live. Write Rrg.-Gusrd 617. BROWN IGOE, REALTORS 824 Willsmette Street Ilt'II.lMM) Homes a specialty, re. modeling, lt ns est. Reasonable. O. A IV. T. O. Box 4, Springfield THE BETTER BUYS JOSEPH DARBY FI10NB 20.07 FOR SALE Rest Hsven lots, block of I , WtU located, l i. 175U-J. Seal Estate for Sale 200 Oak floors and fireplace. Paved MAIN HIGHWAY 40 by 50. Poultry room for 1000; for 1000 chickens. $3500. Will take for filberts, all in cultivation, some soli; 2 room house, dbl. garage, light living room with fireplace, large lot nice shade; 7 room house, Telephone 942 Real Estate for Sale 200 WANT to buy, lot close in, 80x165, industrisl district FOR SALE, 2 homes on Horn Lane, terms. S A. on Horn Lane. 45 A. cloae in, $216 per A. Acreages to ward Santa Clara, $380 per A. Near Oakway golf courae also. 11 acrea to trade for city property. P. D. DRUM 841 Willamette Ph. 2081 HOMES BUILT TO ORDER Blair T. Alderman, Contractor ZIMAIR" Trailer Borne. Ph. 808 Business Opportunities 300 SAFE INVESTMENTS NEVER has there been a better time than now to put put your funds into safe Investments, bringing good re turns and a prospect for making wonderful additional re turns from real estate investments. YOU do not speculate or take any chances of losing, these values will rise rapidly, several of my clients have made considerable money, none have lost See me tor particulars. F. J. BERGER 206 TIFFANY BLDG. Business Business Opportunities 300 Opportunities 300 ! RESTAURANTS TO SELL WANT to rent, equipped garage or w 1,.-- k. . i machine ahop. Give full particulars MSS'J.! "ietter.Writ. 616 Reg-Guard. L;:ULk,:u.nomw0b,,oV, p"tw- Tor Sale or Trade 320 PARSONS CO. MOD. hs. Good location Eugene for REAL E8TATE INSURANCE ot ,mn '"' Bo " R 01 W. Broadway Ph. 842 - ' El"""; business headquarters Wanted to Trade 330 Auto camp. Service Stations, Gro- ceriea, General Store, Garages. EORDSON TRACTOR FOR TEAM Restanranta, Beer Parlors, Pool L. E. Stafford. Goshen Halle, Reaorts, Hotels, Rooming vi-tt r mu , ,,,, , r ; r Houses, Arartment Houses. Inveat- H'.tP? ,r"h cow 'or hor,M- menta. See Mr. Greenup, with - V"' Oregon Settlement Assn., 81 W. 8th. , . " . OPPORTUNITY for man in each City Fuel for Sale 340 and Town to secure rights for tsst PART dry slabs, any length. 16-ln operating Merchandising Mschines. $3.75. Quick delivery. 2U05-J 1385W No territory to buy. but men must .. he high-t.vp and have sufficient PART dry osk. $0.2.1. Dry 4-ft. 2nd rspital and ability to handle ssme ,r" M -V. Phone 1WS-W. Write American Mfg. Co, 1008 si T : W. 6th. Portland, Oregon. 0Ln. Growth, second growth, osk. ash, knots, limbs. Inq. 1102 High. GROCERY and meat mkt in city. Tibv 2 . - . : 1 Good opportunity for wholessle D i.LTT n T'r-Snd ,,'lrow,lU "nT 1 meat market. Whole lavnut ran be length. H. t. Diess, Ph. 25-F-4. bought for less thsn $2000. F. L. iirip r ui. a . t . Hiebert. WH1 Vsn Buren. and oak Ph 2 R. KK 1. 1 ABLE. iirv4rinrH Mockm-tn stj iti vj, , . , want, equipped stock farm A C V.theV. ri 141K"l'b 6M- shares, or wages. Write Reg.-Guard Mathews. Th. 141S J. 6-'1- 19 IN Block "4 S1,b- SMAU, portable sawmill, locate,! in ri""" V-'"7 timber and ready to ran. E.rl DRY 2ND GROWTH. lrt-lY, $j.50. Real Estate for Sale 200 7 RESIDENCES IN EUGENE On east and weat side. From 4 to 7 rooms, for sale. This is my own personal property and can give ex ceptional terms with small down payments. 2 SMALL RIVER BOTTOM FARMS Well improved, with or without stock and implements. 754 ACHE FARM 4 mile south of Monroe, Ore. About half tillable. Will subdivide. Also aeveral other tracts. STORE BUILDING WITH FIXTURES 2 Lots 60x120, on pared Hwy., with store bldg. 120x80 ft Has 135 ft. of plate glass windows. Drug store oc cupiea 25 ft Will sell cheap with reasonable terma, or rent space to suit tenant. 266 ACRES, 10 MILES 8. E. OF CORVALLIS On Peoria road, with fair bldgs. This farm is divided by county road; will aubdivide to suit purchaser. See me for price and terms. 06 ACRES. S'A MILES N. E. MONROE Irish Bend district, about 60 acres tillable, mostly in alfalfa and hairy vetch. Full set of farm bldgs. Price $7000. Small payment down, balance on easy terms. 21V, ACRES AT MONROE. ORE. 7 room house, electricity, modern plumbing, family orchard. Suitable for poultry, or dairy. See ua for prices and terms. ALSO MANY OTHER LISTINGS M. WILHELM Room 24 1st. National Bank Bldg Office Ph. 734 Res. 2510. ACREAGE. 5 A., Irrigation, walnuts, nerries ana cmckens. 2 good chicken houses. 325 laving outlets. Good bldg. place. Terms. Chapman, River Loop 1. Real Estate Wanted 210 RANCH WANTED: Will buy or rent trom oU to 1UU acres, not less than 65 acrea good plow land Alfalfa and grain. Prefer water available for irrigation. Must be priced right. Please describe in detail first let ter. Write Box 622 Register-Guard. BEST home $1000 to $1400 cash will Duy. Must be bargnin. rsot over 12 blocks from library. Write Reg. Guard 613. I AM interested in securing a 3000 to 1U.UUO acre stock ranch. Write 61S Regiater-Guard. BLDG. lots between Blair and Polk on 4th, or vicinity. Write 601 Reg. Guard. BLDG. lots at Blair and Polk on 4th, or vicinity. Write 001 Rcfr.-Gunrd. Real Estate for Trade 250 FARM FOR EXCHANGE 200 A. all cultivated. 100 A. in crop. i-roduciive lami. to. graveled road, electricity available. 8 miles from Eugene, 1 mile to grade and high achool, 5 room house, new barn poultry house and brooder house. Price $14,000. Federal Loan $5500. WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY for large farm or city property in Mn rion or Polk counties and aasume mortgage where value is shown. C. F. Hl'DK REALTY CO. 727 Willnmette. Ph. 741. FARM FOR ROOMING HOUSE OR APT. S0-acre farm, 30 under cult., bal. pas- lure and timner, spring in pasture, good 5-room house, chicken & brooder houses 500 cap. Barn. Fenced hog tight. Will exchange for amnll apartment or . large house suitable for roomers. PARSONS CO. 61 W. Bdwy. Phone 042 HOUSE and several lots in coast own ncsr &ugene tor nouse and lot or acreage in Eugene. Good loca tion for commercial fishing, also building opportunity. Write Reg. Guard 610. 200 A. Ranch. 16 mi. out. 40 A. in cult., valuable timber and pasture. For large house or apt. in Eugene. Ph. 2133-R. W. SIDE H. for East S. 7-R. pins- teren a. clear for ranch. J. H. Bslshlser, 1008 W. 3rd. ACREAGE, some buildings, 4 mi. out, tor city Borne. Write Keg.-Guard 608. TRADES Everywhere Ant kind McCULLT REALTY BO W Bdwy Business Opportunities 300 Fuel for Sale 340 CENTRAL HEATING CO. Hogged Fuel, Green or Dry, Sawdust , Circulating Heater Oil Diesel and Fuel Oils S & H Green Stamps Phone 1426 CENTRAL HEATING CO. BLOCK WOOD PLANER ENDS MANEHUD-HUNTINGTON FUEL CO. PHONE 651 Wood Coal Hogged Fuel On DOWNES fuel service, 10" block wood $4.50 per cd. 16" old growth slab 83.50: in losd lota. 1 irko 1. Full measure guaranteed in ali woods. Also commercial woodsaw ing. Ph. Sprfd. 16, or Eugene 1461, BONE DRY OAK $6.50 BONE DRY BLOCK $5.00 ALSU VKX 8ECU.ND GROWTH, PHONE 2819-M BONE DRY 2ND GROWTH $5.50 DRY $5.50 FROM BIG TREES. PH. 2880 STOVE OIL STOVE GREEN STAMPS Phone 1882 VAN'SDIST.CO. ALL kinda of dry wood. 5 to 10 cords can be seen at yard. 628 Olive. Pb. 453-M. WILLAMETTE Woodvard. Bodv fir $6; 2nd gr., $5; limb wood, $4. tra. xo. , COAL AND GASCO BRIQUETS rWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY 669 High St Phone 782 Livestock, Poultry and Pets for Sale 350 CHIXLAND HATCHERY 3 ml. north on Pnc Hwv. Ph. 2220-1-4 NOW FEATURING Scientific CUS TOM HATCHING, in mammoth PeterBime incubators, assuring vou proper incubation which makes for bigger and better chix that will live. Remember, poultry supplies, brood er stoveB, at big savings for YOU. GRANDVIEW POULTRY FARMS Breeders of large type W. Leg horns, a strain that lays large eggs and lots of them. Quality BABY CHICKS, DAY-OLD PULLETS and COCKERELS. To fill your lay ing house why raise cockerels. Start with PULLET CHICKS. 05 guar antee, Rte. 1, Springfield. HANSON and Hollywood chicks. Heavy laying strains. 0c each; pul lets 20c. Highest quality. Rocks Reds, 10c; New Hampshircs, 12c. Catalogue free. Jenks Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon. 115 N. H. Cristie Stock direct from N. H. 1st class stock. 5 months old. $1.75 ea. take all wonderful foundation stock. 3rd house on left Horn Lane. TEAM of 3-yr.-olds, one with foal, not broke. Some trade or terms. 1 mi. N. Springfield, end of Mill St. Ph. 24-F-4, A. W. Kesbitt NEW Hampshire Pullets and Fryers. 10 weeks old. Inquire Jack Prewitt, 3 miles north of Irving on Prairie uoad. FRESH cow, milking 4 gal. per day. iwo young Jerseys, freshen soon. Priced for quick sale. Cabin 6, Ku-gene-Spr. Auto Camp. SIX fine brood sows due to farrow March 20. Also 1 fine herd boar. Dean Randall, Route 2, Harlow Road. Ph. 6-F-2. ONE Guernsey cow to freshen 1st of April. 1 Jersey milking. Sale or trade for grain. Kay Andrews, J mi, SE of Springfield, at Natron. HOLSTEIN BULLS; calves and year lings. Best of breeding found any where. BEXTER & SON, CRESWELL '35 CHEV. 4-Dr. Sedan; Al condition. Heater, $405. Terms. C. Cockerill, 1 mile No. Meadowview. Write Junction City, R. 2. 0 WEAXER PIGS. Wanted, good milk- cows, fresh or to freshen soon. G. J. BOWERLY, Mohawk, Ore. FRESH springer cow, west Spring field, 1 hs. E. Glenwood Apts. Helen Moffitt. YOUNG TEAM, reasonable; spring tooth; separator. Al Wood, Trent, Oregon. W. L. Breeding Cockerels. Rabbits and hutchea for sale, or trade for what you have. Ph. 233S-J. CUSTOM Hatching, 19 yrs. experi ence. Mrs. Pearl Nelson, 3 mi. East on McKenzie Hwy. Ph. Spr. 31-F-14 JERSEY BULL Tiddledy Winks, INobie and rjt. Maws breeding. .Mrs. H. L. Plank. Junction City, R. 2. COLLIE pups, $3. Hay and straw. A. u. reterson, n. 1. 1 ml. Io., i-Va west, Dsnebo school. FEEDER PIGS R. 1. Eugene, one mile north and 4 nines . Irving. W. J. Bell. PIGS Wren, y, mile Sonth Swim mers- uengnt. PIGS-C. Green, 3 mils esst of cpringiiem on jssper noaa. FAT HOGS around 185 lbs. 1391 Franklin Blvd. Pb. 1594-W. TEAM OF MARES 3200 lbs. Good wagon, mower, hay rake. Ph. 170SI JERSEY cow, heavy springer. L, D. Perry, Noti, Ore. WANTED Beef, vesl. pork, poultry. Lord and Kimball. Ph. 868. lOnO CAP. coal brooder stove. Jsmes Horn, Ph. 267S-J-4. FRESH 3 yr. old Swiss Jersey, and a good one. 1172 W. 7th. HI'tH-grade young Jersey cow, to freshen in few days. Ph. 1-F-ll. PUREBRED Collie pups, white and sable color. Phone 1599-M. GENTS LEGHORN CHICKS Brooder stoves. Ph. l-F-13. WANT HOME for Shepherd dog. Robert Stoll, Elmirs. Ore. YOUNG black cocker spaniel. Female. lt'.Vl So. Monroe, Eugene. WHITE Giant pullets, just starting to lay. Ph. 21-K-13. WEANLING pigs, Csll Bert Harper. Spr. ao-F-3. FIXE WHITE PIGS Phone Springfield 3 F-4. TEAM OF MULES, weight WWft titatle. rt, M.J--S-. k For,. .-SIP-3 Peneace f i. Ij, , er is eviden, ii k . J ' ergeul-'tk,,'; r77fWr'; produce eooa rly maturing &5&y Pea hu .?3 lay for v.b '""M J BUY FROM A 1 J-hM you are hJ UIUIORE' !'S vrtir . It you w --.i want uIPS "I Postal HN describing broiler. r. frj-ere, , U pons, ers of source f ..?"! n J Northwest. west. n,;.i. i --." ai breeder Knarn '"meed. Ph. 48 '"'onCitv.EastS-jriL"15! Junct BABY CHICKS' Hollywood ..r.ia.a dame, fromHubb.rd.k,,& Hampshire. Flock ii BWnVV by stamedaatin -i!LI',l HARPOLE'S POULTRY F1M Located 3V, ml 8otUV& Pacific Hwv. Ph R.LS? - a m.v HATCH YOUR "FSHTS oironger emi; Urrer LcKhorns, he HsnpilSiSJ and Ifocks. We do i?i.S ing. We sell Jamw. C?J moves, feeders and t'-;,i. W p' "7 Dl- ?als.bur'' F"i Every Saturday we are In mj Producers' Public GOOD'S HATCHERI 13d0 Chambers Phontfl.J. RAnv rmrKa HATCHING EGGS BREEDING COCKBtm pjy All from our own U. S. certifieds U. S. R. 0. P. MATIXGSofa, type White Leghorns, a itiuk uija mrKe eges ana loll tax Ore. & U. S. PCLLOBIM 0 r Luift. PARKER'S LEGHORN FAS Elachly, Oreroj NEW HATCHERY SERTICJ Custom Sexinr Let us separate your baby paDtaal! Dnny cocKereis. Nominal charr. Send for free "Chick Xtrf and Details. RUSSELL'S Box 451-M Corrallii, 0 N. H. Bnby Chicks, hatchbg ten ' best for broilers, frjfrt, wkoI capons. Good layers of Urrt bm eggs, r lock blood tested. r&M- Farm Products JS For Sale HOME GROWN ROSE BrSRS-l Sue, 2oc, lac, two year pluu r I antecd to bloom this iiaKI Evergreen trees and shrobi, has and nut trees, berry puna, n'onnurrr'B Pi-SH VTT15TJT I 230 West Broadway Pbom lS-'l YPIV lnB Aran?.. U mil. tlS'l No. 1 Spuds. 50 lbs,' 11.70; Apjii Wo bu. uregon mils, a t Uamburser. 15c lb. INTERSTATE MARKET Ph, 475 I3tb and Cote We deliver WOOL contracts, 37c; mote Ski $1 head advance on betl.Tofp-l snv location. FARMERS JBJI ACC'T., BrownsriUe. On. GROUND wheat (2. J $2. Cow feed si.iv sno e- i. j .., hit: It I BibtU Vcn ami . straw; seasoned osk wood BJI 13-F-14 after s:au p. I erson. ... iw.ir, iMit; t , K?i Liming """.'I G. W. Barber, - W. 5 I Clara. .Ifilfl Sf I 10 T. SKU'.NU -""V--ra.il slso ynung co, vm'ftvi Smith. R. 2. 1 ml VWt a ner ton. EW'I Harlow. Pa. 6-F-5. EXCELLENT baled I and clover hay. CloieFI Real cow hay. iiu"v aTrTetrh7,i:'! ton. M. N. i'pnI- Automobiles for Sal 2S CHEV. SEDA "V , -.1.. new. A bit1 . Vl w.VS LrCorge s TZi !l 1831 PANEL REO'mcv., dition throughout, w -,1 Farn. rai" c.k T incoltt. sTTi'TRUcTril psvemn.o car. 1 mue.isr. " I sec. Monro. rSH l"0Ri REX MOTOR COK mO SIOPKI. A 'rj faei er. evtras. l!L-- - Broadway amH---; P72 W. Ut---5f (Nick sprt .coupe. Mi used tar.