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THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON Page Three, AtVT. I- 4-H buitanifc. -Through,- ftir-jfoUvhousc Pene hoteL .romr ln . . M l;1 burners having licenses ?FdSw More KhX'S h - the . he 1 l-1,1 " ' . - .h. first or me ETu nisi is i-M'"'" J u?, 1. as that is - mill! :"" K "" . i,t-.in the 11- 9 IU " .. . Ii ,,in tO.Mt- "UU i hv nc ws'" -- ftis time ME i . UN - . . - etfi . i if Ik i euuii - m EJP'; hat res- , i,v ttiai :-., i....Hnl 11' f ,,t ! al.it. Hood was so sue- some oi m i"- o repeat it. loan id i-" .yammer of opei- y. ,ii he in ctiauutui.. Thursday lrom " -Friday and Saturday Cm. to S P- "l. at me ofPj-thias hall. AH those mit or licenses to MS c -". . - , Ziemer aruiuuui.so ! Judge Rutlieriora s iec- Tasc sm or r reeaom iKurri free of charge at uhington street each ueo- ;30 on and alter mari-ii On Broadcast 4, nF thP Hl7PtlP card will be questioned real estate conditions ik nn KORK's Meet tosday. from lauiornia nd Mrs. 0. 0. Ilunsaker MhimpH frnm :i visit with i Los Ancelcs. Riverside San Francisco. unproved Cale Del Roy reopened mornitiK after Itaving wl over the w eek-end on ... interior of the cafe has E-tly redecorated. At AlDanv Huber of Ennna itiniin nc a few davs. . t. M.-st I- i their tax blanks. i n i'i. i, ., . jtr the Four-H Flag" is the 1 new sound movie rpul d by n. C Knehner county club leader, from the Sears Roebuck foundation. It will be shown at different places in the county. Mr. Kuehner gave it a trial run in his office Tuesday. to attend the final concert of the season in the music auditorium February 28 should notifv the associated students offices qq the campus at once. Director Rex Underwood said Mondav. Such extra tickets will be made avail able to students unable to attend otherwise, Mr. Underwood said at the home of Mrs. Ft. I. Gold. Miss Lois Lutz will speak on "Home Lighting.'' Aid To lcet The Ladies' Aid of Sunset Home will meet Wednesday at two o'clock at the Home. Evangelist to Speak Dr. Ray S. Dunn, pastor of the Rose City Park Methodist Episco pal church of Portland, will speal; Tuesday evening at the local church on "The Cornerstone of the Ages." Prof. Lorance Dossetl will conduct the singing. The Wo-1 men's Union is sponsoring the I meeting. On Wednesday, Dr. Dunn will speak on "The Man With the Focussed Mind." the talk to be sponsored by the men of the church. Print shop To Reopen George Allenbaugh's print shop, destroyed by fire a short time ago when the Jones book and stationery store burned, will re open at 963 Oak street m a few days. Thimble lub MrctmE WiUakenila Thimble club will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock with Mis. C. N. Jensen. Mrs. Oxner will be assistant hostess. Records Larson, Elliot. ,1 Korstad and Ma alt overtime pail offense. W. D. Weber, r side of stieet. $1 J. I. McNutt. parking in a bus zone. St. Frank Mash, parking in a pub lic alley. SI. wree Gtustlna, Gordon M. Carter. Warren M. rk C. Sanderson, king, SI for each an wrong County Officials at Salem County Commissioner Walter J. Holland, County Clerk Walter B. Dillard and County Assessor Wcl by Stevens were at Salem Tuesday. Mr. Stevens went to attend the annual meeting of the assessors of the state and the other officials were there in the interests of cer tain measures now up in the state legislature. A. P. McKinzie, head tax deputy in the office of Sheriff SwartSi was a member of the party. Road Repaired The Lost creek road, up from Dexter, is being repaired with I gravel from a bar near Lowell, j Walter J. Holland, county com missioner, and Edwin Tullar. county road supervisor, were there Monday to look after the work. The road had been cut up by logging operations. Fletcher Mixes Toison O. S. Fletcher, county agricul tural agent, spent Tuesriav mix ing poison barley for use' in the rodent control campaign this spring ad summer. The work is o nc the warehouse of the Willamette national forest on rtrst avenue west. PROBATE COURT S. D. Allen appointed adminis trator of estate of Lewis H. More house, deceased. Darwin Bristow. L. J. Temple and Loy Rowling appomtea appraisers. Inventory of property of estate of Edward Blossom, deceased, shows value to be $1800. S. E. Bettis, Frank A. Tripp and E. H. Peterson appraisers. E. L. Redemer, Louis Murdock and Harvey McBeth appointed ap praisers of estate of William Kindt, deceased. BUSINESS NAME Certificate of assumed business name "Eugene Motors." filed; name, "Quality Homes." filed. DIVORCE DK REE Guiney Gilbert granted divorce decree from Anna S. Gilbert. Scoti Jackson Here Scott Jackson was in Eugene from his farm on the Mohawk Tuesday. CIRCUIT COURT L. M. Hankins against Frank Van Schoiack and others, suit filed to quiet title. Lorene Gaylorri against Gerald Gaylord, suit filed for divorce. Homcmakers To Meet The Dunn Homcmakers club will hold an all-day meeting Wed nesday, beginning at 10 o'clock BOUNTY Bounty collected by George Stanley Petersen of Oakridgc on one coyote. Chase At Grange Meeting Elmo Chase of Eugene was among the grangers who attended the coast grange conference at Cushman Monday. Visiting At Ashland Miss Margaret Harker of Eu gene is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harker, in Ash land for a few days. Road Man Here H. A. Rust, county road super visor for the Junction Cty section, called on the county court on road business Tuesday. Dairyman Here W. F. Reed of the Chula Vista dairy near Cnburg was a Eugene visitor Tuesday. From Alma Fred Watts, resident of the Alma district, was in Eugene on business Monday. E. M. Warren Here E. M. Warren of the Central district was a Eugene visitor Monday. Subscribers Asked Favor Subscribers to the University of Oregon symphony orchestra concert series who will be unable OLD 6 COLONEL Impnrtfd, Slrainht Bnurbnn. r. Trnnf WHISKY Si 25 Distilled SO 40 I Pints in Canada JL. Quarts Imported by World Impnrtfr. Inr., Salllr 1939 KORSTAD'S Eugene-Lane w m'mm m - mt Vol. VII Price $15.00 lie book contains the following alphabetical list bpn 0( El"3ene showing: flOPFJRTY OWNERS. Wttl ROUTES: with map jfcjtt GUIDE: E ry ad Utt COUNTY SECTION: ly have been listed sorjaratelv. bj2fBD SECTION: Every business and profession "' alphabetically, SE PHONE GUIDE: As nearly as possible, every (So I ;-; teen placed in numerical oiaer H w our canvassers. JOHMAnON: I! there are any questionn you would m , 'He directory call the VALLEY PRINT- ' Phone -170, where tLcvO 'ii;c-:r;cj TRAFFIC FINKS Alfred Holmes, George M. , Molas, Carl Stecn. Mrs. C. E. Steen, Ann 1.. Smith. Mrs. Del lllolcomb, Mary R. Miles, Herman MARRIAGE LICENSE EuRcne Lewis Florence and Marjory Ellen Kinney, both of Eusenc Bl'll.niNG PERMITS L. M. Watson, new store build inc. 1--1 Willamette. S:'00l). Herman Oakes. new duplex res idence. :iV5 LOth East, fSOOO, Earl Bolton, porch alterations, 2407 Potter, $15. Consolidated Truck Linos, re model warehouse, 265 Eighth avenue west, S230. J. F. Newton, new garage, 1461 12th avenue west. $2011. R. P. Cornelius, enlarge kitch en, 395 West 17th. $50. Grandson Of Founder Of Eugene Dies Prior F. Blair, grandson of Prior Blair, one of the fnui.derB of Eugene, died Sunday in Port land. He was born in Eugene and lived here until about 20 years ago. Besides his wife, Mrs. Cora Blair, he is survived by two brothers. James W. Blair and Roy C. Blair., and one sister, Mrs. Roma l.eckly, all of Portland. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Blair. 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