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THE) REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Fourteen. Nini ind Description Z'i; EV4 or S.Vfc; NWti ot bW'i and SE'i ($00 Acres) E'i of NWJ4 (SO Acres) '.0374, Boston Oregon Lumber Co. K'i of SE'i (SO Acres) Lots 4 and 5 and NWii of SW. (SO. 65 Acres! .... Lot S (14 r.o Acres) FK1.; of PIV'i; K,4 of SEU and HW'U of BE' (150 Acres) N(, of NE'4 and 8W!4 of NE (120 ATM K'4 of NW'Ui NK'i of SW'H and NW'i of E!i ( K.0 Acres) - - NVi ICO Acres) - Desc. 1. P.iRe 2H. Vol. 2 (33. 6 Acres) Lois 5, fi. 7 and S IR2 37 Acres) N'i of PV"i and KW'i of SW'i (120 Acres) f!E' of HK'i HO Acres) pesc. 1. f'ape 218, Vol. 2 (124.04 Acres) 6W'i of .NE'i (40 Acres) - See. Tsrp. Range Total or or (EortV) Amt Lot Bin. W M. Cerllf. 10375, Boston Oregon Lumhr-r Co.: E'4 of SW'a and !i of SW'i 1 120 Acres) SE'i (I Acres) - SW's of NE'i '40 Acres) K'm of NU , IJ-'l Aires) SIVi, (co Acres) NW'i of SE'i (to Acres) of NKi, and N' of NW'i (120 Acres) NE', of NK'i (40 Acres) W' of NU'i, (SO Acres) - - NW'.i of SUM, (10 Acres) - 10376, F. I,. Chambers: Kiigrnt-R.F. Scott'a Addition. Vorth '" ft of - 10377, David cherry Heirs: Eugene-Skinner a Donation North 27", ft. of Dcfc. 1. Page 1373. Vol. 6, also Desc. 1, Page St.". Vol. 6. except Desc. 1, Page 6.6, Vol. 0, except Desc. 1. Pitge 1277, Vol. & and ex cept Desc. 1, Page 127H. Vol. 5 1037S, Dora K. ('hick: fndlvided l-3rd Interest In fjfc of SE'i 140 Acres) 1037!", N. II. Holler: V.K of E'i (100 Acres) .... Lois 8 nnd !' Cio.r.l Acres) Lot 9 (X SO Acres) - Lots 1 and 2 and W'i of NW'i (140 98 Acres) . Lot 3 and S's of SW, (IIS tS Acres) . 10350, N R. Holler: Lot I; KK', of NE'i and NE'i of tiK'i 12". .:.' Acres) -- W. of SE',; SW.i of NE'i and SE'i of N U (1(10 Acres) vv, "":-:;, Si i of SK'i ; NE'i of SK'.i nnd hE', of -NE'I (100 Acres W'i of KW'i Hecllon 4 and S',4 of HE',, Section 5 1 1 CO Acres) W4 of NK'i; SW, of NW'i nnd N'i of M i. COO Acres! E'i of NE'i (SO Aciesl S'a of NW'i (SO Atrs) SW',4 (160 Acres) 10351, N. H. Holier: S'i of NE'i nnd SE'i (240 Acres) .... Lois 3 and 4 and E'i of SW',4 (112.20 Acres) NE'i of NE'i (40 Acres) - NW'i (IM Acres) - SW'i of NW', HO Acres) SE', of NE'i (10 At resl SW', of MVS, except East 10 Acres (30 Acres.. 10352, N. n. Holler: SW'ii NE'I of SK'.i and SW',4 of SK'.i (2411 Acres) K'4 of NW'i; NW'i of SW'i nnd NE'i of SKli (Kin Acres i SE'i of NE'i (40 Acres) - N(4 of NW'.i (SO Acres) ........ 10353, McKenzie niver Timber fn.: Lot 2 (36.31 Acres) Lots 3 and 4 and S'i of NW'i (145.24 Acres) . NE'i of SW'i (40 Acres) Lois 2 and 3 nnd S' of NE'.i (165 Acres) . Lot 8 (52. SS Acres) 10354, Mrk'pnjla niver Timber Co.: SK'i of SE'i (40 Acres i N'i of S'i (160 Acres) N K ' , and E'j of NW'i 1240 Acres) E'j of SE'i and SW'i of SE'i (120 Acres) ...... NE'i and SW'i (320 Acres) y.'; of W'i: SW'i of SW', and SE'i (30 Acres) SE'i of SB',! S'a of SW',; W'.j of KE!, and SE'i of SE'i (210 Acres! yj-s and Lots 7 nnd 12 (4(10 Acres) SK'i (160 Acres! SW'i of SW'i (40 Acres) ..... All (640 A( resi All (640 Acres) All (6)0 Aties) 10315, JIcKemle niver Tlmher Co.: All (610 Acres) NE'i and S'j (4S0 Acres) .... All (610 Acres) N'i of NW',; SW'i of NW'i nnd S'j of SE 1 200 Acres) NE'i and W'i of W'i (320 Acres' N'i of NK'i and SW'i of Nlil, (120 Acres) ... Loir 10 nnd 11 (.'.'. 14 Acres) Lots I. 2 and 3 (110 40 Acres) S'i of N'i and S'i (4S0 Acres) All (640 Acres) All (640 Acres) All (640 Acres) lOSM. Sluslaw Timber Co.: W'4 of NW'i and SE'i (240 Acres) 10387, Weverhaeuser Timber Co.: of NE'i; SK'i of NK'i : N'i of NW'i (2(10 Acres) 1038J, First National Hank of Eugene; I'ndlvlded i Interest In Lots 1 mid 2 mid South of NE'i 10389. tjtne t'ountv: Veneta Original Plat l-'lorence-Krasler ,V Perry's Part. Harmon Farm (12.111 Acresl Springfield I'.. L. Kepner s Addl- 1031)0. Lane 4'nuntv: 103M, Ijine Counlv: 10392, Lane t'oiint : lion Cont'd 10393, Lane County: Florence Chicago Addition 10394, Lane Cnunly: Springfield Keeney'a 1st Addition, Lots 23. 24. 2.S tmtl 26 10398, Lane Counl: Florence Original Pint 10396, I.ane County: S'-, of SK'4 isn Acres) 10397, Lane County: l'esc. 1. Page 13.'..ri. Vol. 3, except 0 9.1 Acres to W.P.n.R. Co. for right of way (4 25 Acresl 10399, F. Iitanl: Eugene Walnut Park. I'ndlvlded S Interest In . 10400, Alia M. llogarl SE', of NE', (10 Acres) NW', of NW'i (Id Acres) 10401, Charlotte .1. Cox and Charles F. Cox: Lots 3 and 4: E'a of SE',, except Desc. 2, Page 1'15, Vol. 4 ( 139 S9 Aciesl 10(05, Mary E Co. kerllne Lots I. 2. 3 (i 4 (158 72 Acres) 10(03, Earl Fisher- SE', of NE', and 1'.', of SE', 10101, tilustina !!ros : I'mlmilrd 1-10 Interest tn SW4 of NE',: SE', of NW', and NE', of SW', (120 Aciesl 10405, V E (iihlley and Vav Crldlev : S', of SW', (SO Acres! .... 10406, fieo T, Hall, Jr.: SE', of NW', and NW'i of SE', (so Acres! , 10407, Rlchnid '1 Hall and Marv K Hall: NE', of SW',; N i5 of SI-'.', ; SK', of SE'i 1 1 r.n Acresl 10(08, Lydta E Johns I'udtMded s,th Interest In Lots 7. 9 and 1't I U'3 31 Acres) 10(09. Mvrta H Hill N'-, of SE', ln Acres! latio, A. H llmksnn S'j of si-;', 180 Aeresi 10111, C Mai giienie llurd and Hester Hurd Thompson: NW', of SW', .. 10412, Rol.erl P.. Kelsav: t'ndlvulcd l-3rd Interest In All ' of (211 Acres! 10113, Lewis Lumber Co.: E'j and E', of W'i (1S0 Acresl , 10414. Churlcs N.i.leau: N'S of si;', and SW, of SE', 1 120 Acres! 10115, Theresa M. Itelter: Desc. I. P.lge 1314, Vol a C33 Acres 10116, James A KMm.tn and Helen Uodman: Et, of SWi, io A'Tesi .. .. 10117, Iterulce shHt-p s.loih p 1;. Snodgrass l-lmh, (imsilna I'.rcs l-lnih: sl-'.i, of NE', (40 Acresl 10118, Richard S. Smith and Kul.v II. lioodilch: Lois 1 and li, SW ', of NE',; E'-i of ', i2SI.11 Acresl . 10IJ0. Frank A Tripp ami Sadie. I,. Tripp: Lots 1, 7, 10 and 13 il.M 13 A.-iesi . 10121, We erhseuser Timber Co : SK'4 of NW', and SW', C'!0 Acresl .... All 1 ' I" A. res) 10122. Reese Wlnvatd l:', of W' . (160 Acres) 10t:3. l,ouls Hegsiioni: N'a of N'u . .. 25 16 4E 16S8.79 26 16 4E 198.37 2575 44 26 16 4E 224 91 27 16 4E 173.28 2S 16 4E 20.79 28 16 4E 449.80 33 16 4E 15690 33 16 4E 68.69 16 16 SE 489.31 16 16 SE 23.77 19 16 6E 272.62 19 16 SE 10015 19 16 6E 116.80 20 16 SE 411.83 20 16 5E 133.38 . 2962.43 20 16 SE 350.42 20 16 6E 467.22 21 16 SE 11680 21 16 SE 185.72 21 16 5E 435 92 21 16 SE 72.60 29 16 SE 400.15 30 16 SE 116.6(1 30 16 6E 266.76 30 16 5E 133.38 2546.77 2 98 30 Local Produce Is Steady, Tuesday Vegetable And Fruit List Shows Some Changes 1020.64 28 19 4TV 107.63 28 17 SW 486.76 28 17 W 61.22 29 17 9W 16.96 33 17 9W 993. 3 33 17 3W J41.93 1900.25 6 18 SW 369.65 6 18 SW 727.66 2 18 DW 1372.60 18 9W 1916.96 13 18 9W 1717.11 14 18 !IV 686.27 17 IS 9W 131.12 17 18 !V S01.96 7726.33 16 IS 9W 653.1 15 IS 9W 264.05 19 18 9W 606. S2 20 18 JW 1353.63 21 18 9W 313 16 13 18 10W SS.06 13 IS 10W 66.06 . 3174.32 13 18 10W 638.67 14 18 10W 313.44 15 18 low 69.63 24 IS 10W 179.63 1101.27 1 17 4K 71.64 1 17 4E 288.61 I 17 4E 79.61 6 17 4E 437.87 6 17 4E 140 65 1018.38 6 17 4E 106.15 9 17 4E 318.43 12 17 4B 477.67 12 17 4E 23S.8J 13 17 4E 636.89 14 17 4E 716.60 15 17 4E 477.67 19 17 4E 796.12 20 17 4E 318.45 21 17 4E 79.61 22 17 4E 1273.78 23 17 4E 1273.78 21 17 4E 1273.7S 7987.68 25 17 IE 1273.7S 26 17 4K, 955.34 27 17 4E 1273.7s 28 17 4E 398 OS 29 17 4E 636 S9 30 17 4E 23S.83 30 17 4K 137.34 31 17 " 4K 21896 32 17 4E 956 31 33 17 4E 1273. 7S 31 17 4F. 1273.7S 35 17 4E 1273.7S 9309.65 36 It 7W 413.77 31 21 1W 3S.02 4 19 6W 237 58 II 20 6 07 II 32 2 37 3 107. SS 4 10 7 53 10 13 3 56 10 42 39 6 46.39 33 17 6V SI. 19 32 17 SW 7.27 4 3 34 86 33 16 1E 33.69 35 16 4E 33 69 67.38 S 18 12W 293 30 8 20 1W 63 11 21 IS 6W 101.3s I 20 1W 7.91 24 16 IE 63.91 11 IS 4E 120.43 1 IS IE 202.18 1 19 12W 334 92 22 21 2W 61 71 IS 16 6W 39.79 JS 18 12W 6S.06 SS 19 IE 187.63 18 20 1W 3S5.60 1 17 10W 67.70 IS 18 2W 229 16 2 U IE 69 31 ( 20 1W 60 61 SO IS- 4R 195.05 20 1W 41J.05 21 16 1W 118 51 26 16 1W 369 S6 K8.10 14 20 IW 120.M 10 17 SW 107.10 All local produce was steady at the week-end prices, but -varied changes were quoted for vegetables and fruits here, Tuiday. Good head lettuce Is higher, quoted at 11.50 a crate, buying price. Tomatoes are chepaer. listed at 40 cents a lug. buying price. Turnpis are down to 40 cents a dozen bunches, buying prices. Cantaloupes are cheaper at $1.25 a crate, buying price. Sweet corn continues fairly plentiful, listed at 15 cents a doz. ears, buying price. Cabbage Is slightly lower at 2 cents, buying price. Eggs, butter, butterfat, grains, and poultry all remained the same as for Monday. On Public Market Various price changes were reported for the Producers' Public market Tues day. A fine variety of produce is shown now witb fall sulff. coming in in full swing. Potatoes' are down a bit. retailing at 12 pounds for 25 centa. Celery hearts are slightly lower, retailing at 10 cents a pound. Turnips are down to d cents a bunch, selling price. Plums of all varieties are practically gone, except the Damson. Pears coming tn on the market are higher, retailing at $1 to $1.25 for the best quality, the Bartletts being about gone. Strawberries are com ing on a little more plentiful for the fall run. quoted at 3 boxes for 25 cents. Gravenstein apples continue fairly plenti ful and are nice and ripe now. A eggs, butter, and poultry con tinued unchanged on the market. Tues day. Following were the local lists lor Tuesday: Eugene Prices IUOI (Niw Ttrk Orsti BDjlnf Prleat) Extrns 31c Standards, large 2Sc Medium, extras Jhc hns. over 3'4 lbs., 14c lb.; under 3'i lbs., 22c lb.: colored hens to 5 lbs.. 18 13c lb.; over 5 lbs.. 10c lb.: No. 2 grade. 3 1M. Ifss. Turkeys Selling price: Dressed new crop hens. 27-28c lb.; torn. 23-29c lb. Buying prices: New hens, 25c lb.; toms 2Sc lb.: old hens, 20c lb.; toms. 17-18c Country meats Selling price to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best but cher, under 160 lbs., ll-12c pound; veaU ers. 14-14'2c lb.: light and thin. 9-12c lb.; heavy, 8!a-9'ac lb.: canner sows, 7c 1h .-tit tent 1h - hull. R-Or ll-i fprlng lambs, 13-13' jc lb.; old lambs, 7-8c lb.; ewes. 3-5c lb. Cantaloupes DHlard. S1.23-1.S0 per crate: Grand Island, 1.25 crate. Potatoes Yakima Gems. SI. 15-1. 30; local, $1-1.05 per'lOO lb. bog; Deschutes $1.40. Onions California. White Globe. J1.65: Oregon. S2: Walla Walla. S5c per 50-lb. Oregon. 85c; Walla Walla. 75c per 50-1 b. bag. Wool 1983 nominal. Willamette valley. medium. 23c lb.; coarse and braids. 23c lb.; lamb and fall'. 20c lb.; eastern urecon. lB'a-zo'c lb. Mohair Nominal, 1938, 36c; 6 months, JUC ID. Cascara bark Buying price 1938 peel, 5c lb. Hops Nominal; 1937, 9-10&e; 1938, 18-18ic. Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfalfa No. 1, $16 ton; oats-vetch. $10.50; clover clover 510 ton: timothy, eastern Oregon, -) ton; do valley 15 ton, Portland. Medium, standards Chex - 17c i CfC Depot Baring rrieesi Extras, large 2flc Extras, medium 23c (raeiris co-op meet lo Ketatieni (Cartons or H caie lots U itra Oversize 33c Extras, large 33c Extra mediums 31c Extra small 21c Standards, large Standards, medium 23c Chex POtLTHT (Baying Prlreit Colored hens, 4 to 5' lbs -IV Colored hens, over 5 lbs, lSc Leghorn hens. 3'j ins. and up ..lic Leghorn hens, under 3Hi lbs. 11c Leghorn broilers, I'fr-I lbs 12c Leghorn springs, over Pi Ihs 12c Colored springs, to 3Mi lbs He Colored springs, over Svi lbs. 15c Stags lfc Cocks .., 411 NO. 3, 1 rents If Bl'TTERrAT (Boring Prices , A- grade cream, deliferv twtco Weekly 24'ic B" Grade cream - 23' v 'C" Grade cream lB'ac fill I EH ilThnleiale Pi Ire: Cartons l nlft"" A" Grade, lb. 2n',c B" Grade, lb. . 27"3c CflfcCRE (Whutaiat Price lo HcUllerst Loaf, single, lb. Ifi-' Cam lots, lb. l.V rips. Fingle. lb. isc Trips, case let, lb. . .. 14c nnui, AN It n.MII.MH naylng Prices) Valley wool. lb. Coarse wool. Ib. 20c lne wool. h. iep Lamb wcol. Ib. IBc Mohair, lb. 30c PORTLAND STAPLES PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 13 (API. Sugar Berry or fruit. 100s, $4.90; bales 55.10; beet, 54.80 cental. Domestic flour Selling price, city de livery, 1 to 25-bbl. Jots: Family patents. 5.45-6.05; bakers' hard wheat net, $3.80 5.25; bakers' bluest em, $4.10-4.40: blend ed. hard wheat. $4.20-4.50; soft wheat flour; $3.90-$4: graham, 49 s, $3.95; whole wheat, 49s, 3.95 bbl. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 13 'API Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close Sept. 60 60 60 60 Dec. 63 63 63 63 May 65 65 65 65 Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white 24.00 Oats No. 2 38 lb. g.-ey Nom Barley No. 2 45 lb. BW 1&-00 Corn No. 2 E Y Ship 28.75 Cash wheat tbidl: Sofo white 65, western white 64, west ern red 62. Hard red winter ordinary 61. 11 pr cent 62. 12 ppr cent 64, 13 per cent 68. 14 per cent 71 . Hard white Baart ordinary 65. 11 per cent unquoted, 12 per cent 66, 13 per cent 69. 14 per cent 71. Today's car receipts: Wheat 17, barley 1, flour 13, corn 1, oats 6, millfeed 3. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 13 fAPt USDAi Hogs 500. active, fully steady, good to choice around 165-215 lb. drive tiin mostly 9.25, few up to 9.35; carload lots quotable to 9.f0; 225-280 D. weights 8.50-8.7.1; light lights 8.25-8.75: packing rcvis 7.00-7.50; feeder pigs 8.25-8.75. Cattle 100: calves 50; rather slow but mostly steady on low g.-ade kinds of- ered; few common slaughter steers 5 00-5.75, strictly good grass steers nuot ible upward to 8,15, few stockers 5.50 6.25, cutter to common heifers 4.00-5.50: gcod gras heifers eligible to 7.60; low cutter and cutter cows 3.00-3.50. fat dnry type cows up to 4.75; good Ijeef cows quotable up to 5.75: bulls salable around 5.00-5:50; good choice vealers 8.50-9.50. Sheep 300; active, steady, bulk good "8 to I)2-lb. spring iambs 7.00. lew lots down to 6.50; common to medium erad cd 5.25-6.25 ; few yearlings 4.25 ; choice ewes 2,50-3.00. niPPs lb. .$UT1 ! Ton. and fin h of inn. lirrel'v nte further notified to appear within slxtv days after the time nf ihc fii s.1 put-li, m ion of Stir-in.-inft, oxoliisKe of the date ot MUi firM pulili. utioM, rut dflomi this Mill ir pnv t: a mount due ns shown bne oil the rrpe.'N e liH. t!. lit whl,h .u nr lnlere.-d tncrthfT with cosl and disliirirn. nts hrrrm: nnd. If ou no npienr, ou further sr notified to erve n mpv cf y.-iir ii pi at tn v nhj.M Mm or answer on thn umlerslgne d attorney fr l'Uumiff ut In- pn.t -offh e i.h ri ns heretnhelow stated. And you are furtlu-r not If trtl tint In .'hup of our fiillure so lo do the plaintiff lll applv to Hie t'ourt for n .niilmin'itt and dr-ren herein loelol,g tlie liens of finid taM on i.;iid M'!pei'Hf prop. rues ns nhow n lv sntd i-erilftrates or dellmiHen-y, topether wnh Intrn-.-t ( S'V per annum from Julv IS, l'.t.1S. and the om and it.nhurMiMfiii!t of tin Mill. hkiiIiijiI ri h pan-el of land for the amount dun thereon lur n.ml luxe m h-riiiiitl.o e net forth, nnd ordering the Lln of ett- p(tr- el if hind for llw iit lsf,i-t mn of thn sums . hurred and found due agitlnst It, rlpe i r , pro nli d h tnw and ns praved for In tho Com plaint herelimnw on filr tn il nl.p mtitlod Court nnd cjiuse. And vou nre further iioiiftrd tlut pl.tlntlff will npplv to the Court for the cancellation of nil outMitndinic -.rtif h-tttr nf title tn property hu-h hns been registered under the Torrenn Sirn, in Mtd t'ountv which la inrluded In The ahove df-rited pri,rtlr n iuid iti- iiuimy to the puri-haser at aatd tax sale of new certifirnte. of title on preiM-iwituon vt n Sheriffs deed lo anv piopertv therein descriiud. ' Yon are further tiotifi.-d that the plaintiff will npplv to the Court for auch other relief as may he )um and eiultahle in the premises. ThlS Summon 1 Dillitlhhfil tint mimil tn ttm nrnililn... nf In mnA an r A Mi nt puhllcntlon duly mde hii-iti hv the Hoturhl t; K Skipworlh. Judge of! the Circuit Court of (he Mute of tnnn. for ltne Cotmtv The dste of the' TMRTt AND. Ore. Sep! 13 'AT iirat piji-innMon oi mis MitnnuMts Is the Sih dav of September. t1S nnd the Putter Prim A girle. 7Hc pound 4e Green bef. Calf. Ib. Dry, Ib. 5c Kip - , -3c CASCARA Cascara, Ib. 3c GRAINS Wheat, red. huhel ', fi.lc Wheat, white, bushel 6.V 1 White oati. ton $21-21! Cray oats, ton . $?1-21 Barley, ton $20-21 n at Oats and vetch hay. to- $10 Alfalfa, tor. . $12 Alfalfa, ton . 118 VEOETABI.ES. fruits (Baying Prleei Aver, for No. I Prndarp) Sweet corn. dor. ears .l.'c Green beans, lb, . rtc Raspberries, crate $1 90K$2 Spinach, lb 5c Onions, green, dot 40c Celery hearts, doz. 90c Potatoes. 100 $150 Radlnhrs. dor. 41V Cucumbers, dor. 20c Betts, doz. bunches , , Head lettuce, crate 1.0 '-arrotf. dozen . 40c Cabbage, lb 2ic .ucclnl squaxh. lb. 3c Yellow crook neck squash, dor. ..40c Green peppers, lb. 3r Tomatoes, lug ,40c Lemon cucumbers, doz, . HOc Turnips, do, bunches 40c Bartlett pears, extra fancy, bu. 6V Cantaloupes, crate $1 .25 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Sept. 13 " API iUSDA Hoks 17.000 including 4500 dlrecl: mostly l."-2. lower: top 9 25; bulk good and choice 160-190 lbs. 8.65-95; 200-250 lbs. 9.00-2rt: odd ols 270-310 lbs. 8.909.10; few light parking sows 7,75-8.00; most medium and heavy weights 7.00-63. Cattle 10,000; calves litV): I o n ? f e d ripe;- and yearlings especially weighty vers fully steady; top 13.0.1. some Held : hiche-; finished weighty kinds scarce: j all other grades low. weak to 25 lower; . very liberal western gras run here, j approximately 2000 head mainly stocker;: and feeders; that trade steady to weak; fed heifers steady; best 11.00 grassy heifers and grass cows steady to weak; ; hulls fully steady and vealers about 25 higher, f elect'-, making 11.50 and 11.75: I steady ; westerns upward to 8.25 and cdhty auage lambs act tee. mostly ! P r5; natives to packers 8 00-25; sorted lots to small killers 8.50-60: sheep fteady; na'ive slaiiKhler ewes 3.05-50. Czech Ultimatum Scares Traders; Issues Tumble By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK. Sept. 13 lAPt A burst of selling in late dealings swept stocks harply lower today as news from Czecholovakia in the German min ority dispute kept the market extremely n Oftenngs. so heavy the ticker for a time was swamped, knocked the props from under leading shares, making a complete reversal from an early up turn. Many shares fell 1 to 5 or more under the previous close. Primary returns and additional ex l dence of a recovery in the business trend tn tne unnea owvw wo "V shadowed in the market place by Eu ropean developments- mM . - Swelled by the last-hour offerings, transactions for the session approxi mated 1.500,000 shares. Increased selling from abroad was credited in brokerage circles with be ing a force in the decline of stocks. Adams Express 10. Air Reduction 57'g. Alaska Juneau 97. Al Chem St Dye 179, Allied Stores 8H. American Can 65. Am Eng Tile 4', Am For Power 3'. Am Pow & Light 4. Am Rad Std San 14. Am Roll Mills mi. Am Smelt & Ref 43s. Am Tel & Tel 139?i. Am Tob B 84. Am Water Wks 8', Am Zinc L&S 6'a. Anaconda Armour 111 4s. Atchison 30U, Auburn Auto , Barnsdall 16Mr, Bait Sc Ohio 5'i. Bendix Avia -ltMa, Beth Steel 54, Boeing Alrp 20. Borden 137, Borge-War-nr 30'a, Budd Mfg 43, Cal Packing 18s.. Callahan ZL l't. Calumet Hee 6. Canadian Pacific 5a. Case (Jit 81. Cat Tractor 45'a. Celanese 19'i, Cert-Teed 8aB, Chesapeake & Ohio 27i, Chrysler 67'a, Col Gas & El 3U. Com'I Solvents 834. Commonwlth & South 1. Consol Aircraft 12, Consol Edteon 24, Cansol Oil 8,a, Cont'l Can 37'i, Corn Products 66'lt. Crown Zellerbach 11. Curtiss Wright 44. Dupont de N 128V4. Doug Aircrafe 4la. Eastman Kodak 167, El Electric 40. General Foods 34. Gen Gas Pow & Lt 8'. Erie RR 2'a. General & El A i. General Motors 43a. Gillette S'a. Goodyear Tire 25H. Gt No Ry Pf 17i. Hecker Prod 7! a. Holland Furnace 42. Hudson Motors 8, Illinois Central 94. Inrp Copper 12',3. Int Harvester 57'4, Int Nicw Can 45. Int Pap & P Pf 35.j, Int Tel A Tel 6'a. Johns Manvtlle 944, Kennecott 37'.i. Lib O Ford 48,i, Ligg Myers B 99, Loew's 46. Long-Bell A 3'a. Lorillard 'Pi 19, Montgomery Ward 433a. Nah-Kelv 8', Natl Biscuit 33, Nail Cash 234. Natl Dairy Prod 124. Natl Dist 21. Natl Pow Ac Lt 64. NY Central 15. North Amer Co, 184. Nor Pacific 9, Ohio Oil 94. Otis Steel 9s 4. Pac Amer Fish 7, Pac Gas & El 25, Pacific Tel & Tel . Packard Motor 44. Penney JO 814. Penn RR 17, Phelps Dodge 334, Phillios Pet 374. Proctor & Gamble . Pressed Steel Car 74. Pub Serv NJ 27, ullman 274. Radio 64, Rayonier 114. Rayonier Tt 194. Rem Rand 134. Renublie Steel 154. Reynolds Tob B 41. Richfield Oil Safewav Stores 17, Sears Roebuck 1, Shell Union 14. Socony Vacuum 124. Sou Cal Edison 203i, Southern Pacific 143i. Slandard Brands 7. Stand ard Gai & Elec 3, Stand Oil Cal 284. Stand Oil Ind 274, Stand Oil NJ 504. Stone Webster 8'i. Studebaker 7. Sunshine Mining 114. Sup Oil 234. Tex Corp 40. Tex Gulf Sulphur 38. Tidewated Arso Oil 123a. Timken Roll Bearine 454. Union Oil Cat 194. Union Pacific 83. T:-ans-Am erica 94. Union Carbide 78. United Aircraft 234. United Airlines united Corporal on 24. United Fruit 584. United Gas Imp 94. US In dustrial Alcohol 194, US Rubber 414, US Rubber Pf 824. US Steel ' 544. Vanadium 16' '. Walworth 74. Warner Pictures 54. Western Union 244. West tpchou'e Elect-ic M 984. White Mot U'l, wooiworth 434. CLOSING TIME 12 noon for evening edition. 5 p. m. Saturday for Sunday edition. Entered: at Postofiice in ' Eugene, Ore as Second CI, us Matter. ADJUSTMENTS If yov 4 appears Incorrectly notify us immediately. We accept responsibility for one incorrect insertion only. 1 Funeral Directors 120 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Springfield 6th and B Ph. 1. BRANSTETTER-SIMON Chapel Phone 4331152 Olive St. POOLE FUNERAL HOME Phone Eugene723 j)rgprgf Id. 62 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl St at Tenth Florists 130 RAUP-S - Better Flowers. Ph. 616 ' Personals 145 YOUNG women in trouble and in need of a friend are asked to communicate with Adjutant ROSA Morsch of the Salvation Army White Shield Home, 2641 N. W. Mayfair Avenue. Port- Persoiials 145 lanri. (lrp.or.n- tTTITu . . ,r- jutant Mable'Ford of the Salval tion Army. 719 Pearl St. Eu gene. Ore. MADAM Almay reads your tea leaves correctly. 626 Pearl St. Lost and Found 150 LOST Man's WaTthSni milt watch on city bus or in or near McDonald Theatre Bide. Mon night. Ph. 950-R. Rearri. LOST S. P. term pass No. A 59577. Reward. Walter E. Full mer, Rt. 5. Eugene. LOST Shaeffer Lifetime pen and pencil set, S7.50. Reward. Jack Moe, 260 W. 12th. LOST Brown leather billfold cont. license. Ret .to Reg.-Guard Reward. FOUND package in E park on horseshoe benches. Inq. at Ret cottage. Owner pay for ad. Transportation 160 Real Estate for Sale 200 j Real Estate for Sale Portland, O. W. $1.85: R. T 3 Leave Eugene 8 a. m., 2, 5:50 p m' San Francisco S6.50; R. T. $1170 Los Angeles. $12: R. T. $21.60 DOLLAR STAGES, INC. 4!) E. Broadway Phone 009 200 BUILD FOR YOURSELF : Lots in Chambers Add. $100 up, any terms. Lots in College Hill Park $250 up. Lots close in Stuarts Add. $550 up. Lots near high school, paved street, $550 up. Lots on Fairmount Blvd. View lots, make offer. Lots on University St. Fine Location. Lots any where you want to live. 6 acres close in, fine soil for nuts or fruits. Terms : 5 acres north at $100 per A, good soil, part terms. 21 acres, fine for cabin camp. $1,000, terms. 5 acre tracts on McKenzie Hwy. $200 per acre, terms. 5 acres walnuts & pears, Horn Lane. All or part. easy -terms. Many more choice plots any where. . C. F. HYDE REALTY COMPANY 727 Willamette Street Ph. 741 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS . In order that the homeseeker may have an opportunity to discuss available farms for sale in Lane County, C. W. Buckley, our local secretary, and t). A. Barnes, Field Salesman for Southwestern Oregon, will be at the National Farm Loan office. . 167 E. 8TH ST., EUGENE, ON SEPTEMBER 15 AND 16. You are invited to call and discuss your land problems with them. FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SPOKANE Real Estate for Sale 200 , Real Estate for Sale 200 Public Market r.TAti. rmi'ti Vc jtbl. IWt., S bunches fpr 9c strlnf bf.ns. lb. Re Lrttuce. hMd - - R.ritjbt.. bunch V Tom. Inc.. 3 lbs. IfV: butfiel Riv r.hb.Bc, lb ...... .?c Spln.ch. lb. 7c: 3 for 13c Green onion, bunch ..Sc Rummer .qu.ith. S lbs. for...... lfte Sweel corn. dor. .1V2V- Tahle Queen dnu.i'h. S lor .11V Pol.toes. No. I 10 lbs. 23c Carrot,, bunch o Celery heart, each ,1V Turnip., bunch . . V Pepper,, lb. . Sf frolt. Grape., basket 20-2V Italian and Stiver prunes, bushel . "e Peache,. basket 2,V Strawberries. S hoe, . 23c llrtfrt prun... Noble "Vench. lb,iv nrterl prunes, nthers. 4 lbs. for J.tc t'HirAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Sept. 13 c APi Renewal or ;mie!y over disorders In Czechoslovakia tliicatenlnc fresh warlike developments rhot wheat price In Chicago up 3l,c n burhel late today. Earlier market declines were far more than offset. rendinR also to bring about late price rallies were assertions that the United States rnvernment export subsidy on whe.it .hipinenls front the Gulf of Mex ica had hecn raised 3 cents to 14 cents. It was reported a six hour ultimatum from Sudeten Ge.-mans had been served on the C7.ech government. Excited out hursts of speculative buying whirled wheat prices up in the last minutes of trading, and the close was at the day's peaks. At the close. Chicago wheat futures were 2',-3'j cents higher compared with vcslerday's finish. Sept. fiS's. Dec. 65', lfi'. Corn T,-l' up. Sept. MS-1,. Dec. .10',. 34. and oats advanced. VISITORS LISTED MARCOLA, Sent. 13. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Seaver of Portland visited Mrs. Seaver's father, Dave Neeley, recently. She was a resident of Parson Creek some 30 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Paulus and son of North Bend recently visit ed at the N. E. Volgamore home. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gist visit ed Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Lither lanil recently while on their way to southern California, from their home at Seattle Wash. AN INVESTMENT TO YIELD 8 NET We are offering a house with 2 lots with a ground area of 6920 sq. ft. Frontage of 80 ft. on paved streets. House has 8 rooms. Close in to busines dist. Close to all schools. This property selling at only $2700 which is considerably below the market. $1000 down will handle. Counsel with us and you will make money with Eugene real estate. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS 241-2 Miner Bldg. Ph. 479 or or 3298-J. OWNER MUST LEAVE Has $5,000 invested, offers it for $2500. 101 Acres with good new improvements. Located on fine stream and good gravel road, 35 mi. of Eugene. Good terms or part trade. LARGE DESIRABLE LOT IDEAL for apartments. Court or Duplex. Room for duplex and cottage, or double djuplex. Close to center. $950. SAM RUGH REALTY 1029 Willamette Ph. 64 Tuesday Radio FROM MARCOLA MARCOLA, Sept. 13. (Spe cial) Mrs. C. Landers had. as re cent guests: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haggreen and family, Mr.' and I Mrs. Henry Landers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grey Landers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Fish er and Charles Scoggin's all of Klamath Falls. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willey and other relatives and friends while here. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cochran are back in Marcola. Mr. Cochran is again working at the barber shop. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischer made a trip to Portland and back Friday. STOCK RANCH FOR CITY PROPERTY WE have-a fine stock ranch, close in. Modern buildings. good fences. Over 700 Acres, 200 un der cultivation. Owner wants to exchange for city property. What have you? Get in touch with Peterson at once. E. H. PETERSON 61 W. Broadway Phone 942 Apples. 3 lbs. for Crabapples. 6 lbs. for .. Blue Damson plums, tb. Bartlett pears. bu. Raspberries, box Brc. .tumbos Extras .. Mediums . Pullets . tDDttf r Light hens. Ib Heavj heru. Ib. Fryer, lb. l"c 5V Mltr.l)sn..ns Butter. Ib . rtlberu. lb. (Vilnuts, lb. Horseradish. lathlts dressed m Cider vinegar. Ballon . Portland List 1$. TO. 'V 2.V JJwi C PUH.inlHMi of thin Mimninn u lht Uh Any nf (trtolr. 1 rul..!Mifl Nnd nf rim, friil t-tr ulnl tn in l.nr i nmitv. stMt of (T-on bv trtuc rt in firdr of tl. Couniy Court dul " in nil and fittcrttl of rt-iord on th 30th ay or Auk u it t, All prnrfM and rprr In thin prm-i-Mtn mtv b r, on th unf.(Tln1 M.t Ji r.VV I"'n,1,f: "hu ih hint of urf.on. at th. vtUv and LANK rorSTY onrON, Hy A. SW AH I S MirrUf a i,, I Tux Collf . Inr. I. I 11 A V fwr riMiittVfrnV f"f IJU1 runty ,n', Aitprnty 4: Miner RulMint Kun rfirn. . Ottif and lMi-offu Adilr, B fft d". 37lc lb. in p.irvhn.fnt urp- pfru; aft'ic lb. m rrtnn. j flultfrfat IVrtliirici dflivfry, buvlnc , prio: A (tr'it 2-C.vj lh. in countrv j itauom, B trad ! lr.; C ff i aAt k lb. Iru. Chfr( (Vern trtpX 13c; Orfon loaf. Uc; broken u ill py jC blo KjtB Buyinf prtci by w hnl,a'tv SptrViaU. ?.V; U. IS.-; ntjinrtm d. J.V; extra mMtumi. ?4 undei itTa,1r lie I4v poultrv Buyun prtcr: 1 rthorn (woil4frt. I1-!1 lb . 16.17c Ib : a1 lb , 1? poimd: colors, nprm :-3'( lb , 14-lH 10. i 0r lb- Xi lb.. KOAC Cnrrallts Mt KHoryrlra 30 p. m.. Farm Hour: 32. A,rrl riiittirc a viewed by Orecon Editors; fi 45. Market and crop reports: Aveather foreoast: 7. G. R. Hyslop. Chief. Divi !.ion of Plant Industrie. O. S. C "Seed Cnrn Selection", 7:15. Prof. I. R. Jones, llrad. O. S. C. Dairy Department. "Mikine Good Silage"; 7:30. Music; 7.W. United Pres News. Krx Portland HHO Kilrvcle (NBC Blue Network) .1 W p m.. Now and Then: S.30. NBC J.imboree. 615. Snorts Column; 8:30 to R 0.1, Silent to KOB: R:W. News: 8:1S. True Petectlv Mysteries; 8:3P. Baseball; 10 15. Trocadero orchestra: in 30, Plan tation Tarty; 1100. News; 11:15. Paul I t arson, orcanlst; To 12 00. weather and police reports. Kfiff Pctrttanit K'-'O KIlArvrlrs INRC Red Nflwork) 5 00 p, m.. Orean concert: 5:30. Fibber Mci'.ee and Molly; J:00, Music All Our Own: II 3i Jimmie Fuller; R:45, State of Nation; 7 00. Amos n' Andv; 7:15. 'ocal 'anrttet; 7 30. Johnnv Presents: R X Your Pitv; fl 15. Essex House Hotel oivnetra; r 30. Ambaador Hotel Or- i cbesira; 9 00. Good Morninf Tonight: SO. Sir FtJinris Drake Htel orchestra; 10 iW. Xrw Flashes: 10:15. Gemleqien i Preferred; !0-?' Pat Tabarin Cafe or- cnr-tr.v. 11 on. niltniore Hotel orchestra: U .io, st Kranci Hotel orchestra; To t 12 00, Weather reports. KORT Fluent ll.'rt Ktlorvfti (Mutual-tion tee Network) S p m . Charioteers: 5 15. T-ank Fiv nrM Orchestra: 30. Howie Wtn; 4.. Club Cabana: 9. p:arv of a Vount Wotnan: :.V Phantom Pilot; d 3v Frank Bil!. 6 45. Nrw,; 7. Chtco A- His Or. -hetia 7.15. Meet Your Neuthbor; 7 30. lone Ranee; H. Marperetia Wood: (415. Don't Yo;i Bcbeve P; 8 30. Mitchell rrO Ori-hctra. 9 45. Son of the Pioneers: J Nrus; p ,5. Houe of Mao G-ecor; 9 30. Sav It With Word: 10. Giff Wit!ia"i' Orchestra; 10 30. Bennv 5V'0'! s Orchestra; U. Jim Walsh s rrrhestrj; 11. 30. riayboys; 11 43. Dream Time. . NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Eugene. Oregon, up to and including October 12. for all the Spruce timber marked or designated for cutting, located on an area embracing 120 acres in Sec. 28 and 27. T. 15 S.. R. 13 W. W. M. Siualaw National Forest. Oregon, estimated to be 800.000 feet b. m. of Sitka Spruce, more or less. No bids of less than S2.50 per M. ft, for the Spruce will be considered. $500.00 njust be deposited with each bid, to be ap plied on the purchase price, refunded or retained in part as liquidated dam ages, according to the conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bid is reserved. Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bids, should be obtained from the For est Supervisor. 417 Miner Building, lu eene. Oregon. 5273. Tues.. Ft!.. Sept. 80. The Fuicene Register-Guard Is mem ber of the Associated Press. The Associ ated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited lo it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also all the local news published herein. All rights of publica tion of special dispatches herein axe also reserved. Subscription Rates Bs Carrier yearly in advance$5.00 By Carrier, monthly ,M By Mail In Oregon, yenrly 4.00 SPECIAL 10 ACRE, 3 room house. Chick en house for 300 hens, barn, good road, mail, spring water. $475. 'i cash. 560 ACRES stock ranch. 2 houses, good road, schools. $3.00 acre. 20 ACRES of woods, good road, fine bide. site. S250. H. N. TRAXLER. Cresv.-ell. CITY HOME I still have a good selection of city homes with 10 or less down payment and balance like rent, why not apply your rent on the purchase pnee. See me for bar gains. F. J. BERGER 32 8th Ave. E. 5-ROOM home completely mod. Hardwood floors, fireplace, good lot, S. front. 9 blks. from Univ. If you are looking for a home this is your opportunity. $2650. Terms. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS Tel. 479 or 3298J. 241 Miner Bldg. 280 A. coast stock ranch, some timber, range, 50 A. bottom, can irrigate 30, fruit, fine garden, school Vt mi., good rd., bldgs. good but rough, sell stock and equip. $1000, or. rent or trade. Reg.-Guard 154. By Mail In Oregon, 6 Months $3.00 By Malt. 1 month .50 By Mall In Oregon. 9 months 11.00 Outsideof state, yearly .S5 00 CRANOE OF ADDRESS In Making Change of Address, please give former address, as well as the new. This is necessary in order that your credit can be transferred and paper stopped at old address. Local Want-Ad Rates One insertion 1 1 'sc per line 2 consecutive times toe per iine 1938 FARM CATALOG FREE Complete details 250 Farms: prices, pictures, taxes. New Fall Sup plement just out. FRANK KINNEV. 81 W. 8th SMALL. 5-room mod. house, fur nace, city Its., water. 1 acre ground. So. Willamette, outside eitv limits, $2700. Terms. Owner. 1038 Willamette St. Bargain if you have a $900 down payment. HIGHLY improved farm, Santa Clara Dist., 10 to 16 acres. Elec tricity, house, other Bldgs., shrubs, fruit and nuts. Owner, 846 Olive. 74 A., free soil in good location. Small improvements, good road. Well worth $1000. Can be bought for $650 cash. Owner leaving for Calif. Thos. Sikes, 309 Main, Springfield. 6 RM. HOUSE Close in. 3 blocks of Willamette St., $500 down. Balance $20 per month. Ph. 15-F-21. D. C. Howard. HOUSE for sale. Will .take 1937 Chev. or Ford as down payment. Box 181 Reg.-Guard. FEDERAL Land Bank Farms. In quire Farm Loan office, 167 E. 8th St.. Eugene. MODERN 4 rm. house, completely furnished, lot 75x100, nice shrub bery. 1737 Charlotte. WHEN you think about buying, selling or trading any kind of Real Esta'.e. remember to see OTTO MENNES 942 Oak St. VIEW OF RIVER New 8-room house, part trade. Terms. 2550 E. 15th. NEW COLONIAL, 5 rooms, bath, attic, full basement, bal. $20 per mo. 1609 or 1790 Washington. 35 A. irrigated farm for rent on McKenzie River. Stock and crops for sale. Reg.-Guard 53. 40 A. HILL LAND, 2 sub. lots. 1928 Oakland. Box 185 Reg.-Guard. COMPLETE list of city and sub. homes 10 down, bal. like rent. McCULLY REALTY. 69 W. Bdwy REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE LLOYD A. PAYNE. 310 Miner Be 4 A. 5 rm. hs. gar. elect. Santa Clara Dist. Owner 167 Reg.-Guard. W. K. STRiKER ifll Will.-REAL ESTATE-Ph. 912 Blair T. Alderman Cont. Ph. 30B HOMES BUILT TO ORDER RODMANS 820 Willamette 100 ACRES at a sacrifice. 1947 Villard. Ph. 2615-R. Real Estate Wanted 210 WANT to sell or exchange your property? Then list it with EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS Tel. 479 or 3298J. 241 Miner Eldg. Real Estate for Trade 250 CALIFORNIA FOR EUGENE. Beautiful Spanish stucco duplex, in Pasadena. 3 car garage, base ment, laundry room, nice yard, shrubbery and orange trees. Want home with large lot of equal value. Clear for clear. Ph. 3326. after 6 p. m. ph. 2986- ti. O TOURisTi tiOm; ens Opportune SrR3ll r' "-""-J run SALF r-r SationLSTfeT; c . -Laie or T,.t 1 .if.iWttTS veniences rir tK' c Legation. SU000 equity fi reduction it. ' P hctc. ?a.rt trade. rVi CJ Af er down navrcf i than HIT J?i iUtfl. " -""MO. 6-tube eleclrLB?l1 .JligGuard 187 Ph. 6F14 CrTOfc FOR mnn T - 2219-M oaer Ke.l saddles, etc. Ph. 509. " ' .Wanted to Trade FENCE POSTSToFEid "Hansen. irettp' ""Mater, gr Trade for wood. 1895 1: Fuel for Sale HOME WOODYd wo-iiiO'j Ullve Ph V: Get our prices on your'V wood supply. Oak. ash and wood of all kin A quantity of bone drvplscf- 52.50 smalljoad. SPENCER BUffElP tr PHONE 2880 " OAK . BIG 2ND GROWTH" BLOCK, 10 to 16-inch ' 1B-IIVUH SLAB ... NICE LARGE OlFc'ROT' See it at 383 MiilSt MANERUD-HUNTINGtJ 997 Oak-Phone 651 Sawdust Stove and DiessH Slabwood Coal Plane: Body Fir Block Wooi ond Growth. DOMESTIC BURNER 0 Guaranteed Qualitr S & H Green Stamis CENTRAL HEATIXG'CO Phone 142S DRY 4-foot maple S2.T5 ccrd. haul. Consider trade fe b Grain. 7-foot cedar ps i ground. Write F. E. X;c? e?' Rtg. 3, Eugene. Box H GOOD old gr. Also 2r.fn. hardwood. Call L. H. M:D? for reas. prices before a Ph. 3404-R. BINGHAXj-S-PHOXE 3i' 16-inch Slab. 1H cords : Oak, anv size - Good 2nd Growth and B.) SAWDUST. Siac any ie Quick sen'ice. Mill on . Ph. 3017-W or 3362. Free 1 acher. MAPLE ASH BALM Maple S3: Ash S5.50; Bi! Del. 4-ft. Then will ban : 3J99JJL4jlunUuKK5 LARGE old growth fr Dry 2nd growth, $4 -J, S4.75. Ph. Zb3-n- 2 Acres with modern home except Dasemeni, jusx ouisitie cuy lim its. Want small home close in. F. J. BERGER 32 Eas:8th GOOD little" restaurant and 40 acres. Near Tillamook, for home in Eugene, around $2000. See Copenhaver at RODMAN'S. S20 Willamette St. 300 FFOM CHASE CiARPF.NS GARDEN WAY. Sept. 13. (Special) Miss Gayle Chase, daughter rf Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ch:isp will leave this week to at tend school at Linfield college. Mahlon Tengia has left for Po catello. Idaho, to attend the southern branch of ;he University of Idaho He is the son of Mr. and Mil. M. N, Penr. 3 consecutive times ..21c ner line 7 consecutive times 4c per line ' Advertisements run for 1 month with- j out cnanse ot copy will receive a rate or SI SO a line. No ad taken for less than two lines. Count 5 averace words to a line. Mini mum c!-arfe. JSC. Reader notices 10c Une per dar. Persons out of work will receiv a special rate on "Situations Wanted" ads and must he cash In advance. jts.il AovrnTutMrvrs Advertising may be placed by mall. uf(ictent remittance for a definite nura- her of Issues must be enclosed. PHONE ADVERTISEMENT 9 Ads will be taken ever the telephone IF the advertuer Is a subscriber to Utt pbone. Waal Ad C apartment Fh. U00. CHEAP for cash; 13 A.. 5 mi. from Eugene, some filberts, grapes, youngberries, raspberries, straw berries, house, barn, chicken house, brooder house. Call 42F2. i40 ACRES, fine river bottom. 60 acres cultivation. Irrigation plant. Must sell, leaving. Small capital handle. Owner, 412 Lin coln St. 44ACRES. good6';Tcim house", barn, and other bldgs. Elec. young orchard, alfalfa. 2nd hse. No. Mohawk Store, F. A. Logs- don. Mohawk. Ore NOTICE Real Estate Broker. H. J. Huffman now located at 309 Tiffany Bldg. Phone 2M8. FARMS and exchange;. Auto; camp, $1000 down. i H. N. TRAXLER. Creswell I LEASE my propertv for service ! tuuon, 1908 Jefferson. I Business Opportunities A VERY NICE Cafe and Confec tionery in good location, extra fine fixtures, complete ready to go. Long lease to responsible bIeR'pARLOR AND CAFE in small town on highway, furnish ed complete. Will take about $350 cash to start and operate. SPECIAL price on suburban gro cery, j ixtures price ana in voice stock doing big business. Nice living quarters. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 727 Willamette St. Phone i41 TALKING picture business, smal towns, also showing educational programs in schools. A year around monev maker. New lo and 35 mm sound equipment Holmes Projector Sales & Ser vice. 1015 S. W. Morrison St., Portland. Oregon. DOWN TOWN" CAFE in fine loca tion, beautiful fixtures, unusual opportunity for sale or lease. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 727 Willamette SU Phone .41 SELF service sewing and dress making shop lor immediate sale and possession. Rocm 315, L J O. F. Bids. DRY old growth & 2nd fr. i itv and measure gtij"''y DrewtJ1PhJbw 4-FT. 2nd groShTWlb &j Wilkinson card to Box j gene. - OLD gv. wood for knotSorJJbjejW; GREEN or dry slab11, mill. 12-in. tjjJtPhJ BEST QiiahTy old gr. fir. w M. Renninser. X; BLOCK wood. S375, DBY P ends, S3.25. Ph.Sjnr.fi!- Livestock. Poultry m Pets for Sale HORSESAN'D HOGS SHEEP HARNESS & COLL head yearlin? and y ONFteam of6-yr.-cM- liew. New disc ffi tooth harrtjw..e ng plow- "J? 344 l.?rd. jugen 12 "FEEDER pigs, old Geldine. C- p.;. field 19F1I,. j-c work horses n4 y Nofth H-eh- -rj"1 FRESH Guernsey c.( calf. 1st rd. to ngn of Deerhorn rancn Coburg. Psjf-f,; erican blsi . Wheeler. Cr-,-TC: PEDIGREED r. !, GOOD -funvjsJ sale PV.-M Pl-LLETS .rdi'cr,,?- NICE. fn!." don Shaw'-J "f-nrj 761 Cha!!!.- r YOUNG sorf. 'BROOD -MALE,
