Page Twelve".
fHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Produce Prices
Eugene Markets
Local produce prices were tidy and
xirm weanesaay. Tne scneduie foiiowi;
ffUTTERFAT
(Buying Prleaii
Premium quawty ( maximum of .SO of 1
per cent acid)
First Quality (maximum of .6 of 1
per cent acid) m-
second quality
36c
BUTTER
(Whotaul Prices s C-rloDi It Higher)
Grade A
Grade B 39Mc
CHEESE
Loaf, extras. Ib.
Loaf. In case lota, lb. ,
mps, single, lb.
Trips, In case lots. lb.
COGS Barlnf Prlesi
Grade A larjce ...i
Grade B lame
Grade A medium ,
20fce
Grade B medium .
Wboleiale prices to Retailers
Grade A large - rr
Grade A large , , , vt"
Grade A medium wit
Grade B medium
PoBitry
No. 1 colored hens
tlo. I leghorn hens
No. 1 colored springs
-I9e
18c
-18c
-14c
42c
-42c
-35c
-S9C
No. 1 leghorn broiler .
WOOL
Valley. 12 months clip, lb.
coarse, id.
Short, 8 months dip.
Lamb. lb.
Mohair ib, ,,
Beef
Calf
Dry
KiD
10c
-20c
Long wool pelts .
OA8CARA
Caseara, lb. -
Oregon grape root. Ib.
TALLOW
No, 1 So No. 2 So
GRAiNS
Wheat, red. bushel ....
Wheat, red bushel ,
White oats, ton
Gray oats, ton
ir& s-tttc
81e
-81c
-932
Bariey. ton
-423
VEGETABLES. PBTmH
(Baying Prices Aver, far Ne. I Pre dees)
Carrots, doz. bunches w
Turnips, doz. 50c
Rhubarb, lb. . 2c
Spinach, lb. ,, t"
Radishes, doz, bunches
Green onions, doz. bunches
Cucumbers, doz. ,
Hothouse tomatoes, lb. ,
Head lettuce, crate
-40c
-40c
-90c
..20c
Public Market
Turnips. 9 lbs.
Onions. Yellow Danvera. lb, ,
Green onions, 2 bunches
Cabbage, lb. .
Spinach. 2 lbs. for --,
Winte beans. lb, for
New carrots, a bunches .
Winter squash, lb.
Potatoes, No. 1. 14 lbs for -
10e
So
-15c
Sc
-35c
15c
2C
NO. a. is ids- for
-25c
..30c
15o
-30c
Hothouse tomatoes, lb. 20 to
Mustard greens, lb. 8ct a for.
Garlic, lb.
Rhubarb. 3 lbs. for T .
Radishes, bunch Set 3 for
10c
.10c
IK
UDDSRe plants, dozen
Asparagus, bulk. lb. lOcj a lbs. for 19c
Oyster Plant, bunch 5c
Hothouse cucumbers, each 10c to 15c
a tot "r-
Lettuce, 2 heads for g"
Peas, 2 lbs, for . ..,u Z5c
Pre Its
Dried date prunes, a lbs. 15e
Millers Sweet prunes, dried, 3 lbs, 25c
Noble Frenen dried prunes, lb. - l5o
Add.cs. box . .BOe-1.25
Gooseberries, lb. 10e
Rnspberrles, box 20c
Strawberries box 13c) 2 for 25c
Eggs
nverslza 29C
Kxtrns 27c
Mediums 25c
Dressed Poultry
Heavy hens, lb.
Light hens, lb.
30c
Duck lb.
Mil a el In e a h
pomeraada hominy, pint 10c, quart 15c
Butter, lb.
Walnuts. In. lfa; lew
FilDers. lb. 20c a for
Horseradish, lb,
Rabbits, dressed, lb. -Black
walnuts, lb.
Home made sausage, ib.
Grape juice, gallon
-10c
-Me
Portland List
' PORTLAND, Ore., May 31 (AP)
muter rinti A grade 40c lb. In
parenmeni wrappers; c in cartons:
B grade, 89a In parchment wrappers!
40c n cartons.
Buttert at First quality, maximum .6
of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Port
land 39W-40c pound; premium quality
maximum oi .an oi i per cent acimrv).
40 cents lb.; valley routes and country
. points 2 less or 38c; second quality 2
u-nner jirsi or 30C.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re-
TBiiers: TinamooK triplets. 23o pound;
loaf, 24c lb.i triplets to wholesalers
ic io.; ioar, zzc id. fob Tillamook.
Eggs Prices to producers: A large.
24c; B large, 23c; A medium, 23c; B
medium, 22c; resale to retailers, 4c high
er iw fuses; canons, OC nigner.
Live PoultryBuvins prices; No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers 1 He to 2 lbs.
16c: fryers, under 3 lbs., 18c; springers
w - ids.. iwci roasiers, over 4 lbs,. 21c;
colored hens over 5 lbs. 19c: 4 to
o ins. ate; LRnorns. under 31 lbs.
15c; over 3V4 lbs., 17c; old roosters,
7 cents.
Country Meats Selling price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, hest butch
ers. 125-140 lbs.. 12'fe-13c; vealers, fancy
lfttt-lAc: light thin 12-14c; heaw, 12-14c;
yearling lambs. 15c lb. up: 1941
erring lambs normally. Ifte pound: ewes
5-8c lb.; good cutter cows 12-13e lb.:
canner cows ll-12e lb:; bulls. 14-14,4c
Dressed turkeys Nominal; selling
prices: Hens. 21-22c lb.
Hay Selling price on tracks: alfalfa
. No. 1 $14.75 tont oat-vetch 810.00 ton;
clover 510.00 ton: timothy, eastern Ore
gon. S17.00: valley timothy ( ton.
Portland.
Peas Oregon. No. 1. e8e
Onions Oregon Danvers. regular l's,
S4-5; 3-inch and larger, $5 per SO-lb.
tack.
Potatoes Deschutes brand 81.40
selected Deschutes brand $1.4.1; Yak
Yakima ( rwt.: Klamath $1.40:
cental: selected Klamath, $1.50-1.55.
Wool 1941 contracts, Oregon ranch,
nominal 31 -32c Ib.t 1W0 eastern Oregon
ranee. SO-32c lb.; crossbred. 34-A5e lb.:
Willamette valley 12-month 34-38e lb.;
lamb I) lb.
Mohair 1940 12-month 45e lb.
Caseara 1940 peel. 8c lb.i 1941 peel.
8e :b.
Hops Oregon 1940. seedless. S4e lb:
contract. 1941. 25-26c lb.
PLOITR PRICES
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 21 (AP)
Domestic lour Selling price, cltv de
livery. 1 to 25 bbl. lots: Family patents.
49s. $7.40-7.80: bakers' hard wheat, net
$5.40-6.30; bakers bhiestem, $5.75
blended wheat, $5.70-8.03; soft wheat,
$5.00-5.05: graham. 49s, $5.05; whole
wheat, 40s, $5.70 bbl.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 21 (AP)
(USDA) Hogs salable 400. total 450:
market active, strong to. 10 higher; good
choice 175-215 lb. drive-Ins 9.50 to most
ly 9.80. one selected lot 9.75; 225-290 lb
8.75-9.00; liRht lights mostlv 8.75: pack
ing sows 7.75-8.25; lightweights 8.50-60;
choice light feeder pigs quotable up to
20.50.
Cattle salable and total 100; calves
salable 50, total 60; market active.
steady to strong, vealers closing 50
higher; good-choice light steers up to
Green PAINT Oreea
Stamps gumps
At wboletsl prices. WE bay In rsr
losd Inti, YOU i-ve money. WHY
PAY MORE?
Cnger paint & Wallpaper Co.
713 Will-metis Phone 749
Steady
11 00 1 several lots medium-good fed
steers 9.25-10.00; common steers down
to 7.50; common-medium heifers 7.00
8.50; good fed heifers upward to 9.75;
caimer and cutter cows 5. 25-8.50: fat
aairy cows 7.00-50; few good beef cows
a w, meoium-gooa bulls largely s.oo-so;
good beef bulls quotable to 9.00; good
choice vealers mostly 11.00-12.00; com
mon grades down to 7.00.
Sheep salable 350, total 900; market
active, fully steady; good-choice spring
lambs 10.50-75; common-medium grades
VZ5-7&; few grassy old crop lambs 7.W-,
so; good ewes 3.00-50.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 21 (API
wneat: Open High Low Close
May 80i 81 1-3 80' 814
Sept. 83l 84V4 831. 84 V
uasn grain:
Oats No. 2 38 lb. white 28.00.
Barley No. 2 45 lb. B. W. 27.25.
Corn No. 2 E. Y. Shipment 83.00.
No. 1 Flax 1.874.
Cash wheat (bid):
Soft white 82. soft white excludlnr
Hex wva. wnite ciuo u.4. western red
o4-4.
Hard red winter ordinary 84. 11 per
cent bs. iz per cent 91, re per cent 95,
i per cent w.
Hard white Baart 12 per cent MS. 13
per cent l.is. i per cent 1.17.
Todays car receipts: Wheat 42. bsrlev
3. nour o, corn l, oats o, hay 0, mill,
feed 1.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON. May 21 (AP) (USDAl
Combing three eighths blood territory
wools were receiving some demand to
day on the Boston market but prices
ranging mostly BO to 93 cents, scoured
basis. Inquiry for the finer territory
wools have resulted In a few sales of
moderate volume at around S1.05. scour
ed basis, for graded fine wool, contain
ing staple and French combing length
together, and at 98 cents to 81. scoured
basis, for graded half blood with staple
and French combing length together.
Original bag fine territory had a little
demand at $1-81.03. scoured basis.
New York Markets
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, My 21 (API Th rtoek
market extended Its gains today as
a group of oil shares went Into new
1941 hfffhs and many other leading Is
sues followed the upward trend. About
553.000 shares changed hands.
Operations centered largely on the
petroleum shares because of the earn
ings prospects occasioned by predictions
of eastern seaboard gasoline shortages
with attendant price Increases, already
being reflected In crude and refined
markets.
Reaching new top quotations for the
year were Consolidated OU. Ohio OH,
Standard Oil of Ohio and Mid-Continent
Petroleum.
Other Issues on the upgrade were Sav
age Arms, Allis Chalmers. DuPont.
American Can, Dow Chemical, United
Aircraft. J. I. case. Montgomery Ward.
Chrysler, Mack Truck, Phelps Dodge.
Reynolds Metal and American Tele
phone.
The last named rose more than a
point at one time as directors announc
ed a funding program of $234,000,000,
largely to be used for expansion.
Honas experienced moderate lifts.
AlrRed 30,i. AlasJun 4, AIChm&Dye
150'A. AlllsChal 27V.. AmCan 80. Am
CrfcFdy 25, AmRdStdSan '. AmRoll
Mills I3V4, AmSmlt&Rf 40. AT&T 15014
AmTobB 4. AmWtrWks 4V.. AmZnc
IAS Wt, Ana 26',, ArmHl 4V.. Atch 27V,
Aviauorp ZT BaldLoco 13, BdxAvla
34, BlhStl 71. BoeAirp 13, Bdn 1914, Brg
Wnr 10, CalPkg 1914. CallZL 15-H.
CalHee O'ii, CanDry 11. CanPac 3la,
cam-ae 4214, Cel 20V4, ChesStOhio 35'..
Chrya 56.
ColGs&Et ., CamSolv 9, Com&Sou
5-18. ConAire 25V.. CohEdl 1fl. H(wnil
fl, ConCan 33yB, CrnProd 46. CwnZell
12. CtsWRht 8. DugAlrc 67, DPont 144.
EKcd 124'4. ElPwr&Lt 1, Gen El 20Vi,
GenFoods 36. GenMot 3814, Gdrch 12'A.
GdyrTIre 16. GtNoRvDf 2514. Grvhnd
10, UlCent 45, InspCop 1114. IntHvst
f4. inuvcKcan 2414. mtP&Ppf 66'4
IT&T 1'4, JnsMan 5814. Kenn 36, LlbO
rora awi, ijCKna 21, Loews 2814.
LngBellA . MontWd 3314, NshKIv
3. NatBlso 1514, NatDnlryPrd 13. Nat
Dlst 18. NatLead 13W. NYrfMt
No.AmAv 13, NoAmCo 12, NoPac 6.
OhloOll 9, PacAmFlsh 8(4. PacGs&El
24r4. PT&T 117, PkdMot 214. PanAmArw
10, ParamPle llli. PennJC 83. Penn
RR 23, PhlpDge 29'. PhllPet 42, PiO
50, PbSvcNJ 22. PIman 26. Radio
3, Ray , Raypf , RepSU 18!'.. Rch
Oil 8,
SfwyStrs 38, SrsRoe H'i, ShlUn 14,
SocVae 9, SouCalEdi 24. SouPac 11.
SperryCorp 3314, StdBrands 5. StdOll
Cal 22. StdOUInd 30. StdOllNJ 37,
StdWbst 5, Siude 4, SunMIn 8.
TexCorp Atp,. TransAm 414. UnCarb 69.
UnOHCal 14, UnPac 81. UnltAIrl 1014.
UnltAlrc 38'A. UnitCorp , UnltDrug ,
UnitFrult 62, USRub 21. USRubpf
00, USStl 53. Van 24. WrnPlct 3.
WestUn 2314, WstnghseEl . Woolworth
2714.
Bailey Hill School
Graduation Thursday
BAILEY HILL, May 21 (Spe
cial) The annual graduation ex
ercises ol the 8th grade class of
the Bailey Hill school will be held
in the Four Oaks grange hall
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Erta Vaughan, principal, an
nounces the following program:
processional by Mrs. H. S. Russell;
invocation by Mr. Nelson; wel
come by Enola Kloster; class his-
' Wit M I - tJa ill
THE UNITED STATES ARMY took possession of this 20
millimetcr aircraft cannon, first to he produced in the United
States, at Elmira, N. Y. Examining the weapon, designed to
bo mounted in a nlanc. are W. I.. iMrr.roti, nfM ,i
manngcr of the Eclipse Machin .vant that turned out the
gun; Brig. Gen. C P, Harris (right), who formally accepted
it for the army, and other, officers,
FLOOD WATERS, several
river near Alamosa, Colo. Note bridge at left, where waters
Bireums were surging over ineir Daanxs as warm
snowdrifts.
kss I n"-s-s-r-V
.... SLACK SEA , BATUMjCrV !jf XX
ANKARA TABRIZ'diliii
TURKEY JjX. TEHRAN
Cifl-RL
PORT f WANS. ly-Ov
nTsaidz JORDAN A.
egyptV, V mra x.
Cairo kUEZ Y-BEna SAUDI ARABIA
THIS MAP SHOWS disposition of forces fisuriner In the
Ce j Ang 5,r0Und Syrla and Iraq' and involving Russia (1), Germans (2), and British (3),
anJ. Germans, wcre reported moving through Syria toward Iraq. British with troops
in both Trans-Jordan and Iraq, attacked German warplanes in Syria.
tory by Dale Wafson: class will
by Roland Wilson; class doctor by
Harley Huff; song by the seventh
grade; reading by Robert Moore;
a play by the graduating class;
farewell by Dorothy Skilbred:
presentation of diplomas by R. O.
uunlap, chairman of the school
board; benediction by Mr. Nelson;
recessional by Mrs. H. S. Russell.
All friends of the school are in
vited to attend.
Lane County Students
Honored At College
Thomas Wilson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Wilson of Eula, has
recently been elected president of
the Theta Delta 'Phi, men's hon
orary national fraternity of the
Oregon College of Education
campus. Membership for this or
ganization is based on high scho
lastic standing. Tom is an active
member of the OCE student bodv
and of student groups. He is a
t if ll
feet deep surrounded this ranch and hichwav nn the Cnneins
star athlete for the college.
Virginia Gamble, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gamble of
Eugene, has recently been elected
treasurer of Phi Beta Sigma, na
tional teachers' honorary at the
college. This fraternity aims to
develop scholarship, service, and
professional attitudes. Miss Gam
ble is an active member of the
UCE student body and other stu
dent organizations.
Albert Neet. son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Neet of Fall Creek,
has -been elected secretary of the
Wolf Knights. This is a boys'
service club on the campus of the
College of Education. Albert has
recently been elected president of
th senior class for 1941-42. He is
the OCE yell king and also a
member of the Lamron staff.
DRIVE OUT
DOWEL IVORMS
Before they cause Trouble
Your children and you. too may have
roundworms without even knowing it. And
these pests, living inside the body, can causa
real trouble. Watch for these warning signs:
fidgeting, uneasy stomach, itchy nose and
seat, nervousness, paleness.
If you even tuapeet roundworms, get
Jarnei Vermifuge right away I Jayne'a it
America's leading proprietary worm medi
cine. Scientifically tested and used bymilliom
for over a century. It acts very gently.
Expels stubborn large worms without "dyna
miting." If no worms are .there. It is just
mild laxative. Demand Jayne't Vermifuge.
CALLOUSES
To relieve painful callouses, burn
I ng or tenderness on bottom of feet
and remove callouses get these
thin, soothing, cushioning pads.
SAFE EASY
WAY TO LOSE
FAT
Simply eat oat fatty meats and
rich pastries go light on butter,
cream, white bread and potatoes
and take half teaspoonful of Krui
chen Salts every morning. Knu
,n ?. ,imoM English formula
and sold the world over. Get a bot
tle TO-DAY I All drnnbta.
WAKE IIP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Cllomcl-And You'll Jump Out ol
Bed in tin Mominf Ruin' to Go
Tit Ihrcr ihonld jxrar 2 pint, of Mb Juleo
Into your bowtl, v,rr dir. If thi, bll. Io
not flowing; freely, your food may not dl
swt It may jntt dy In the bowel,. Then
su bloau up your itomach. You set eon
tlpited. You feel sour, lunk mod the world
look, punk.
It tnke, thOM fond, old Crtert tlttl
Liver Pill, to get these 2 pinu of bile flow,
init freely to make you feel "up and up."
Get a packet, today. Tak a, directed.
Amatinff in making- bile flow freely. A.k
1st KalMI'l Ublteifjiit, U 4i tit.
usually are confined. Other
weather melted deep mountain
tense cUlinfinn in ilia Voav oet
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Come to us. Try our Chinese natures
herb remedies . . will help you
regain good health.
Disorders, sinusitis, heart lung. Liver,
kidney, stomach, gas, constipation,
ulcers, diabetes, rheumatism, gall and
d 1 1 a d e r , fever, skin,
female complaints.
Charlie Chan
Chinese Med. Herb
Co.
Office hours only Wed.
and Sunday, 3:30 to
6:00 p. m.
3. B. FONO CONSULTATION FREE
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS
In Making Change of Address please
give former address as well as the new.
This Is necessary in order that vour
creau can do transferred and paper
Biuppea at 01a aaaress.
NOTICE OP ALLEY VACATION
To All Persona Whom Tt M.v rw
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at
a regular meeting of the Common Coun
oil of the City of Eugene held In the
council inamoeTs in tne city Hall In
mo or Eugene on May 12. 1941
there was adopted and passed an Ordin
ance Number by which the Com
mon Council, upon Its own authority,
Initiated vacation proceedings for the
vacation or in. louowing area, to-wlt:
The alley running East from Olive
Street, between 23rd and 24th Streets
In Block 3, Hugh's Addition to Eu
gene. Lane County, Oregon.
and set a hearing to be held it
o'clock P. M. on June 23. 1941, in the
council i-namoers in tne Citv Hall In
said city for the purpose of hnrin.
remonstrances and protests against the
w ruinance oy me common
Council of
The alley running East from Olive
Street, between 23rd and 24th Streets
In Block 3. Rugh's Addition to Eu
gene, Lane County, Oregon.
That the Common Council will con
sider and act upon the proposed vaca
tion on the 23rd day of June. 1941, at
7:30 o'clock P. M. of said day In the
Council Chambers In the City Hall in
Eugene. Lane Countr. Oregon, and will
consider an ordinance vacating said
property, and all persons having objec
tions thereto or remonstrances or pro
tests, are hereby notified and requested
1t present the same to the Common
Council In writing prior to said hearing
or at said hearing at said time and
place,
JOHN JTELDS.
City Recorder.
4T1 Wed June II.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT "
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
CmI.1 ri"' dmlnistrator of the
.,,2! fr,1,- H'"- De"d,
has filed hi, final account as such ad.
minlstrator. and th.t th ti.i.
iunir Jhe hour "'00 'k
... .... u, B, m, time, and
the County Court Room in F.nB-n. t .
enlv. Oregon, a, the place for hearing
-"" " ,u .ma account.
Any persons having any obiectlon, fo
Slid final account are notified to file
th same with the Pmihiu m i-
mmA tlma and 1C
to object to the allowance of the aam.
Administrator of the Estate of
Fannie B. Grifigs, Deceased
DONALD R. HUSBAND.
Attorney for the Estate.
463 Wed June 4.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
on at. phopfrtV
NOTICE Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution and order of sale
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Orecon for Lane County the
99-rl rlv of AnHl, 1941. upon and
nt in n decree dulv given and
made by said Court the 23rd dav of
January. 1941. In a suit pending there
in in which W. W. Brown was plaintiff
and Jennie nrown. . v.
a a nnu nmmn. hiiffh&nd and wife.
were defendants, which execution and
order of sale was to me directed and
commanded me to sell the real prop-mt-ta
hArMnnftrr described to satisfy
certain Hens and charges in said decree
specified. I will on Friday, the 23rd
dav of May, 1041. at the hour of 10:00
o'clock, A. M.. at tne aoumwen awr
of the County Court House in Eugene,
Lane County. Oregon, offer for sale and
sell at public auction for cash, subject
to redemption as provided by law, all
of the right, title and Interest of the
defendants in said suit and all of the
parties claiming by. through or under
them or any or inem in r .
lowing described real property, to-wlt:
The North 84 feet or me lowowins
described premises to-wit: Begin
ning at a point 1759.96 feet East of
a point 33 links South of the North
west corner of the James Huddle
ston and wife D. L. C. In Town
ship 17 South of Range 4 West of
the Willamette Meridian, in Lane
County. Oregon, and running thence
South 422.40 feet, thence East 73 25
feet, thence North 422.40 feet and
thence West 73.25 feet to the place
of beginning, all in Lane County.
Oregon, and being the premises
now known and numbered as 1206
West Eighth Avenue in the City
of Eugene. Sublect to right of way
of the City of Eugene, in the north
eight feet thereof: and except that
certain premises described in Vol.
139 at Page 228 of the Deed Rec
ords of Lane County. Oregon.
Dated this 23rd day of April. 1941,
C. A. SWARTS. Sheriff.
By C. L. Curtis, Deputy.
443 Wed May 21.
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
REAL PROPERTY
NOTICE Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution and order of sale
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Lane County the
22nd day of April. 1941. upon and
nursuant to a decree duly given and
made by said Court the 23rd day of
January. 1941. in a suit pending tnere
in In which W. W. Brown was plaintiff
and Jennie L. Brown. E. G. Brown
and Annie Brown, husband and wife.
were defendants, which execution and
order of sale was to me directed and
commanded me to sell the real prop
erty hereinafter described to satisfy
certain Hens and charges in said decree
specified. I will on Friday, the 23rd
day of May, 1941. at the hour of 10:00
o'clock. A. M., at the southwest door
of the County Court House in Eugene,
Lane County. Oregon, offer for sale and
sell at public auction for cash, .subject
to redemption as provided by law, all
of the right, title and interest of the
defendants In said suit and all of the
parties claiming by. through or under
them or anv of them in or to the fol
lowing described real property, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 1759.90 feet
East of a point 33 links South of
the Northwest comer of the
James Huddleston D. L. C. in
Township 17 South of Range 4
West of the Willamette Meridian.
In Lane County. Oregon, and run
ning thence South 422.40 feet, thence
East 73.25 feet, thence North 422.40
feet and thence West 73.25 feet to
the place of beginning, all in Lane
County, Oregon, except that certain
premises described In deed record
ed in Vol. 139 at Pane 228 of the
Deed Records of Lane County,
Oregon, and except the North 84
feet thereof, all in Eugene, Lane
County, Oregon.
Dated this 23rd day of April, 1941.
C A. SWARTS. Sheriff.
By C. L. Curtis, Deputy,
444 Wed May 21.
NOTICE OF PINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
7 c irmcnci . executrix or Tne
estate of Evangeline Beckwith Large, de-
"a mea ner iinai account as
such executrix, and that the Uth day
"J vunv, 1011, at tne nour or 11:00 A.
,.aa uccu aci H3 Ttio Time, ana trie
County Court Room in Eugene, Lane
j-v..,kJr, uicRUH, an me piace ior near
...n ciu hiliiiK nam iinai account.
Anv nAreemn hoiH uu.nu.
to said final account nr nntlfUH n li
1.. sauic witn me county uierK 01 Lane
County. Oregon, before that time, or to
. imiib auu viUKV set,
ODJeCt IO the nllnufnn ra nf h
Executrix of the Estate oi
Evangelne Beckwith Large.
DONALD R. HUSBAND.
Attorney for the Estate.
464 We. June wnMmai may 7 1M1
Professional Cards
rtiDltilBimT"
J-iLACCOUNTANT
SPENCERR, COLLINS"
. DENTISTS
Lee. W. B Tiffany Bg. 42-J. 42-M
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PHYSICIANS & SURGEONT
FOX. I. R.. 709 Miner. Phone 843
DR. H. H. PETERS. Tlffanylldg.
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
DR. TAYLOR. 430 Miner. Ph. 276,
PHOTO COPYING
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1 j i '"'ri.z.o nana-coi-ored
enlargements from your
BISHOP 'Successor to
... Bruno Sturline
Willamette Phone 35
Funeral Dirprtnr. inn
PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL
SnrinfffmlH fith J rj t-ilT . , .
.. .77" " alm ' rn'
BRANSTET'i'ER-SIMON CHAPEL
rhnrifi 1 1 en ms m
uu not, vjuve at.
MILLER FUNERAL HOME "
Junction Citv 662. Warrjgburg 42
Pnm T? l?TTTirCT5 A T TTA-
Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 341
VAT9 FUNERAL HOME
jrii. m rean St. at 10th
Florists
110
RAUP-S Better Flowers Ph. 618
Card of Thanks 120
vtrt? ...i-u - :
lu.fx9res? our sincere
thanks for the kindnesses shown
us, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings during the ill
Vi?fi- an5 de?.th oi our beloved
j , . "auKiuer na grand
daughter. Carol Jean Griffin.
MR. & MRS. NED GRIFFIN
M . .AND DARLENE
MR. & MRS. J. H. BROWN
tut, AND FAMILY
MR' & '.c' GRIFFIN
Personals 145
VnTTMr. ... . 7-z .
need of a friend are asked to
COmmiinlnata ...JU n7 . . . tU
c. Ford of the local Salvation
pSrW?.0", 2099 or come ! to 7 19
rearl street, or P. O. Box 24S-
w write Major Mildred Pratti
&a'la.tlS".Ay White Shield
Jiuuit?. n4 rj r nr.,,i.t.
Portlanrl VSr.,.''- ve
Tc2s? SERVICE IN MOST
CoRrH,E:.?.5NTIST
ti. i c,.S.lene' vre.
145
SINUS, Asthma. Bronchial ail
ments, respond readily to mv
specific treatment. Dr. M. Ash
ton, Chiropractic Physician, 16
E. Broadway, over Western
PSYCHOLOGIST PalmistrT
past, future and present. Satis
faction guaranteed. 1047 Van
puren.
Lost & Found 150
lmTTWn T.nsline' nnr.a C- tj
w-. ,.u., ktu,, iucn
tify and pay for ad. Ph. 51-F-21.
. T1CT nmiim Kill nl r m
Bingman. Med. Ore., Finder' Ph!
Transportation 160
T.nWT'KT' PATHS
Portland O. W. $1.85; R. T. $3
Lv. Eugene 8:00 a. m., 5:45 p. m'
San Francisco $6.25; R. T. $1125
Los Angeles $11: R. T. $19.80.
DOLLAR PLUS I.lNirs
49 E. Broadway Phone 909
DRIVING to Frisco and return
mis weeK, take 3. share exp., or
t, win rme wiui you ana share
n. ZZMY-K
LEAVING for West HoDe. N. tW
kota. May 27th. Take 3. 2056
ljincoin
LEAVING for L. A. June 7.
3 passengers. Ph. 144.
Want
Real Estate for Sale 200
BUY COUNTRY PROPERTY
NOW
A ll,,a. K Dnnn, XJm,. ,AA
V ...AJIII UUUBB OlOUU
Here is a real bargain, located
on oiled road 10 miles North of
Eugene, 3 miles of Junction Citv
Has a neat 5 room house, small
Personal!
barn, henhouse for 250 hens, c F HvnrS'iH
plenty room for garden, orchard 628 WillairViS
and cow. Takes half cash. !Ii!ietie St
1 1-3 Acres on Fishing Creek $1300
A fisherman's dream home lo
cated on the Florence-Eugene
hiway and at the junction of
jjeaawooa ana l.aKe creeks,
Neat attractive cottage, garage
barn, henhouse, fruit.
garden, electricity, spring water
piped.
2 Acre Home On Horn Lane $3900
A new attractive 5 room bun
galow home with garage, lovely
lawn, shrubs, etc. An especially
wen uuul country nome in i
plnce-tn phftifa ,,1,,, ji-
trict. Can be handled for $1000
uasn ana naiance monthly.
7 Arroo ft Dnnm. ctnn A
A nice level well drained tract
of free soil right at the south
eage or veneta. Total price
aiouu. terms iuu cash and S18
per month. There is comfortable
u luuiii a 7z siur.y couage, garage,
umnrlehwl mnl ull.. i t
fam,lly IPii1 and nu's. electricity.
j i "ciicr tooK inis one over.
mem ior iruu, perries ana poul
9fin prnnnlali.1- A . 11- - .,
farms will be found in Kinney's
Li5!UV.reKon 'arm uataiog.
OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSN..
oi wesi oin
CLEVER ARTISTIC
NEW HOME
Designed to give the maxl
. mum Of rnmfrtrf nnrl
ence. Five rooms, oak flnnrs in
four, wonderful automatic oil
jurnace wnicn cost over $800
ana is most economical and
jauaiHuiury. ijarge nign lot
beautifully landscanerl varH
soacious double garage. ' An
iuimuj t-ijAurj in perfect con
ation. Owners are leaving citv
v j 5. ' ueauiuui stream
lined home at $6,000.
v LARGE BEAUTIFUL
HOME
of five rooms, with separate
rental income unit which does
nut iHKe irom tne attractive
ness Of the nlarp. nut nave ,
good income on over half the
investment. Strictly modern, one
of the most attractive homes in
interest on $4000. An extra fine
ainSACaDed lot could be sold for
$1000 and reduce price that
much. Total price $7500 good
SAM RUGH REALTY CO
juwiiiamette Phone 76
PT .Dei? TM OTTT3TTOT, A T.T
Beautiful 2 acres on Horn
Lane. Land in fine lawn, shrubs,
iiowers. garden, and voung fruit
and nut trees. 5-room house
With large llp-ht rnnme r.aftm
and utility room. Sixth house
"ii ouuui sme oi norn L.ane west
SSnSSaraclIIC nienwav. Price
oouu. siuuu casn. S35 per month
For sale exclusively bv
C P TTVnr nrATTv r.r
628 Willamette St. Ph.-741
A REAL POULTRY TfANPH 40
A about 8 A. In actual cult.
Good family orchard, nice
snruDoerv and flowers. 4 rm.
house in excellent cond. Cement
basement, built-ins. gravity
water, full set plumbing, elec.
Poul. eauio. for 1000 birds, barn,
good road. Price $3500: $500
casn win handle.
McCULLY REALTY CO
755 Willamette St
$900 cash and $25 month will buv
tms & oearoom nouse. i diock
from Eugene High on paved
street, has inlaid linoleum in
kitchen, bath and drain, tubs on
uock oorcn. uun nrtre jK-inuu,
628 Willamette St. Ph. 741
CUff AT T MTTTn- . Innn,.
nnnrt lr,nn41-, it .a., hi
for worker in either Eugene or
ounnEiieia. v acres eooa iana.
5 in orchards. Electricity and
antnmnrli nimn fl.rAnw Vimiciv
$4500. down or trade for
iugene nronertv.
628 Willamette St. Ph. 741
In A n i . m ,
u n.. u mi. irom arjrineiieia. a
luuni nuuse, garage ana woou
shed: 1A. cleared, bal. open and
timber. Onlv $600 if sold this
ween, 1635 Ferry
BY OWNER, mod. 5 rm. home
near u. or o.: basement, fire
place, hdw. floors, automatic oil
mrriHce. Terms, r'n. wy-vy.
good finance plan.
Phone 2867.
HQMESITES. $10 down. $10 ma
g mi. . city umits on new nwj
dus. sues. nwy. ironiaKe,
v. j aeons, owner on Place.
4 BEDROOM house. University
aistrict. convenient to schools
$3000. Terms.
TT. S. Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
rm. nouse. at S1750. mci
10 CITY LOTS 133x55. $150 m..frk0wA
including several blueprints for WAOTED- wti
hnma. rru.- Yir- a river O0tlOD ,'ri J
.in, iiuuac. ttl, J1IUU, ni:i. iv.. SllUIiiiJri.fffl, t
48 A., well-imn. stock and poultry Rt SM-
n.. wen-imp. siock ana pumiu
farm. Half cash. McKenzie riv
er, u. c. t-ost. viaa. ure.
R. W. POTTER Real Estate.
In-
surance i. o. O F. Bide.
SUBURBAN' lots.
Inquire
2526
$300.
f riendly St.. Ph.
4Z1-J.
2-RM. hse. 2 lots. Garden.
29th and Hilvard.
SMALL house. Suitable for mov
ing. yn. 1537-w.
See H. N. TRAXLER. CresweU.UfTwfl0Tintn't8j
for real estate. Manv listings. wCwi. in mJrrti
gTinn pi j j in-, t river eg. I
wvu UUUU, tlllU U WC11 ill -"I
iiaiii. venern
LOT FOR SALE Ina. at
.i
99- S6' 2 OileiTSW
Pasture; fa?r S.laia
ments. "wjqjJ
Junction"";,!
About lloal
f?w timber TLK 4
"nee so d i0; , IM
haS-'P-Weatia
hi, mi ,
?p,i'Sfe
The lot i. oi. '.
"sbVtSS'M
NEWTTiR-
00MF0BTW
and zzzzmm
H. E. CUI.IY
AND ASSOCUnJ
- mwuw,.
road, close to citrVS
R. V. Baldwin 14 1, ia I
ATTENTroFitesHjji
COUntrv hnmo
$6800; wonderful KJ
orchards, bldgs. u3
worth the trice. C.B
1 mi. 50. on m. I
4-R00M house, hsriSl
close-to. 258 W, lfi
""1 IWQIllt ff
small payments. Ml
in A LL -..' ,1. .7
V v"' "una HI
school. Bringing in avJi
now. All WriK. nJ
Planned for Derm, tail
ens ana rabbili vm ft
tog with place. A.M.U
LARGE K rnnm hmtc. J
lot, between Univoii
down town. Suitable fol
or remodel ior it
Terms.
. CHAS. WIPER
U. S. Nat'l Bk. Bids.
OREG'N FARM CATAM
1Q41 VAUinn SB mm I
tures. comDlete inform
Farms. Prices, toul
crops, climate, etc. Bin
portunities and Mil
uregon settlement Assui
SANTA CLARA DISTI
Practically new 1
home, about 2 acres.
nullum mm siuic.
L. M, FLUENT, SANTA I
NEW 1 bedim, house: SI
garage, woodshed, lira
Rt SnfM. Will hb
A iln- V,n,, a. nili
S1600. Inq. 180) hau
Eugene.
CHOICE SUBURBAN W
isxtra gooa nouEin
Mas 7 laree mom
district. FHA aoorovd
uau ana-w anerap.
BEST aualit? river bow
ail niuucin iui
lots of buildtats. orcW
iana, uaiucii .1
Terms, Reg.-GuajlW
IVHJlJivnil 0 ueuiim o"
schools, bus. BeautiM
with view. . 1875 L;
Pulrmnnnt Hpifhti. Tfl
7-RM. house and oibiH
A. Or srouna. -
mi. So. Irani.
KmI Estate EltW
40 Acres-8 ML
all fencea ana vr
Compieieiy "''"T-l
water Wfi&A
water nwincj-'gi
new wade AM SI
nay oarn, u .j -jvi
machine shed. W g
200 chickens Ml
Tractor. Price
207 rmmSm
Tnm nf) TO BUI
We don't. out !
Acre farm JJ K
the heart of Den 'ffg
traded for Eusene"1
ty propeKObMAKSw
trine J
Ph. 167 rTsTouHS?'. 1
I. lot. in- sTOKgAgSTfl
tertainoneWP
lease sw ''JSarfJS-
3 BEpKWS gettWI
1
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xm Ceuatr. Otmo Mat tt
Pearl. Ph. 3588-W. .