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y 1 Tag KgQISTH-Gt7ARSt ItfGZN ORE50S Ta&mxA jK Air Races t -2l twin's"" jffione Revival W pan Blair StriMB 5 snitt On. Mr Tvin Ditmar Slw5i& at coo.t owv I" CrrnJHs-W ii9ef Orefon Bacealaura- -Jeonnneneement Exer d tjm Otero. Slnaer. Prcsrsm. if. Kalnabom. Jot, gars Orchestra. fSLlWm Close. Commtntator. auill Dant's Orchestra. 5 Sines end Hlshltsht. im ttf ft1"'' as Hour. , i, Q. Junior. MMt Putilewrt. ic4 Wstm Oidie McCarthy. Jim's Family. a-Manhattan Merry-Go-Hound. tutta Album Familiar Music. gar o( Charm. aaSlne Dramas. Mot Interlude Ml HtAlpin Orchestra. Off Jofen- wur renin Xi!tr Wtnehell. .Tbt ParSter Family. 4stl CarnlvaL W loiter. cariiir Cruises. tnml Casino Orchestra. imi k Shelton. mi rLithM. ettai to Dreamland. &1 TsberiB Cafe Orchestra. tastiM Gardens Orchestra. BrMlsal I'M KIIojlet IMC Bl Network) l B-A&en Corner Program. lab 09 Hualo Hall. tmm with Lywn. ajd History. itittin Potley Association, l 9i.1t HOT. WanlsAMm Trek. Mora Serenade, eat Wt Walts. fkaliT Varaer. Ua-Behtad th Mike. flat tod round Items. Hlsmtcr Beach Hotel Orchestra. Mslslaa Science Prosram. mxos Baseball Game. ess IWSl Orchestra. ltm Sport Newsreel. M m Hour. sweewturo Mysteries. zi Trails ol Sons;. eatal bterlude. ; Use Eotal Orchestra. my-vaiue-semce Mefasn-Shelby 'il Luther" Shoes R-1A Waawxtm tM4K. , i JsO.J. ""let. ;00 Everybody Bin :30 Bichard Montsomery Bask Chat 10:00 Southernalrea. wl iO:30 Etchings In Brass. 11:00 Portland Police Baports. 11:03 Floyd Wright. Organist. 11:J0 War News Bound-Up. KOIN Portland Ma KUeerele (CBS Network) :06 a. m. Wert Coast Church 8:30 Salt Lake Tabernacle :0O Church of the Air 9:30 News f:45 Music for Sunday 10:00 Proudly Wa Hail 10:30 Newt 18:3a Meat the Music lA;ftRntn J . :0O Barlow Symphony :30 p. m-Pauaa That RarKthw :lfi News :30 WHIUm Wallace. Recital :48 Time Out to Dane :00 Old Songs of Church :5f Dear Mom :15 News : 30 Gypsy Violin :4S Dr. Knowledge :m TloliimKl Ufrtan. :30 Castlaa In Air :m news :0O p. m. Slimmer Hour :0O Take It or Leave J :30 Helen Hayes Theater iOO dime Doctor litNews :30 Smarts Party :0O Organ :15 Lud GluaWn Oreh. :30 Don't Be Personal :00 I Waa There : 30 Northwest Bound Table :0O Newa :1S Air Viewa :30 Songs and Organ 43 Defense Today iOO Aurandt'a Orcb. : 65 Newa 11 12 1 1 1 2: 3: 1 3: 3i 3i : : g: : 8 Ti 1 T: S: S: 3: 9: Si io 10: 10: 10: 11 11 Monday Radio KOBE, Eugene HM Klleeyelei (Mutusl.Don Lee Network) 8:00 a. m. Newa :1S Early Bird 7:00 News 7:15 Morning Varieties ?: Morning Devotional 8: Haven of Rest 8:30 News 8:45 Music and Newa :00 Breakfast Club 8:30 Modern Melodies 8:45 ru Find My Way 10:00 News 10:15 Chapel Momenta 10:30 Corntussel News 10:45 Hits of the Day 11:00 Music and Newa 11:15 Art Mooney Orch. 11:55 Musical Interlude 12:00 Newa 12:18 p. m. What Lane County Thinks 12:30-Johnson Family 12:45 Refreshment Time, Stngin' Sam 1:00 lohn B. Hughes 1:15 Confessions of a Corsair 1:30 We Are Alwaya Young 1:45 At Your Command 3:15 As the Twig la Bent 3:30 At Your Command 3:00 News 3:15 Here's Morgan 3:30 Sands of Time 4:00 Ballad Time 4:15 Ma Perklna 4:S0 Playboys 5:00 p. m. Shining Hours 5:15 Passing Parade 5:30 News 8:45 Captain Midnight 8:00 Raymond Gram Swing 8:15 On Parade 8:30 News 8:45 Howard and Sheltost 8:50 Musical Interlude 7:0O Tango Time 7:151 Want a Job 7:30 The Lone Banger 8:00 U. B. Army 8:15 Williams Bakery Interview 8:30 Double or Nothing 8:00 News. Hardy 9:15 George Hopkins. Pianist 9.S0 Fulton Lewi Jr. 8:45 Pancho and Orch. 10:00-1 an Savitt Orch, S0:30 News 10:45 Johnnie Brlght'g Rawaitani 11:00 Griff Williams' Orch. 11:30 Canada Lee 12:00 News 12:15 Night Owl Bandwagon ' ; ' XOAO, Consuls 858 Xtleayelei 8:00 a. m. News 9:13 Homemakers Hour 18:00 Weather. Today's Programs 10:05 Music 10:15 Excursions tat Science 10:30 Music 11:00 The Magie Casement 11:20 Light Opera 13:00 Newa 13:15 p. m-Farm Hour 12:30 Spot Marketa 12:50 Announcements 1:00 Muale 1:15 artery 1:45 Musis 3:00 Daughters of American ReveSufB 3:9-Mualc " 3.0a Music Amertcasn Legion Auxiliary 3:30 Music 3:45 News 4:0B'Pop' Concert 4,30-stories for Boys and Gtrte o:oa p. m. Muaic OO-D'nner Concert 8:15 Newa 8:30 Farm Hour f:5Markets, Reviews :SF"K aub Siwmer School 7. 30 Music !:00-Muslc of the Masters KEX Portland ttOD Kilocycles INBC Blue Network) 8:00 a. m. Ed's Up. 5:00 Western Agriculture 7:15 Breakfast Club. 8:00 Amen Corner Program. 8:30 Farm and Home. "US Between the Bookends. 9:3u-Our Silent Partner. 8:45 Musical Interlude. .? SP,rvo" Harding, Stager. 10:00 N&ws. 10:15 Art Baker Notebook. 10:30 Charmingly We Live. le45 Horace Heldt Orchestra. 11:00 Orphans of Divorce. 11:15 Amanda of Honeymoon Hflt 11:30 John's Other Wife. 11:45 Just Plain BUI. 12:00 Mother of Mine. 13:15 p. m. Your Uvestock Reporter. 3:30-News Headlines and Highlights. 13:45 Market Repona, 13:50 Household Hint. 12:55 Associated Pros New. 1:00 Richard Brooks. 1:15 Women's World. 1:30 Reeds in Rhythm. 1:45 Curbstone Quir. 3:00 The Quiet Hour, 3:30 Lost and Found Items, 3:33 Rose City Calendar. 3:45 Wings on Watch. 3:00 This Is the Show. 3:30 wife Saver. 3:45 Kathleen Connolly. 3:50 Out of the Blue. 4:00 Sunset Symphony, 4:30 Ireene Wicker. 4:45 The Bartons, 5:00 p. m. Summer Serenade. 5:15 Impudent Jan. 5:30 Drama Behind the News. 5:45 Mustcal Interlude, 5:50 Baldwin aVrleltes. 5:55 The Nickel Man. 8:00 Gordon Jenkins Music. 8:30-ShBJ! We Walts. 8:45 News Headlines and Highlight. 7:09 Voice of Hawaii. 7:301 Love a Mystery. 8:00 Associated Press News, 8:05 Pennsylvania Hotel Orchestra, 8:30 American Challenge, 9:00 Fantasy in Melody, 9:30 Beautiful Music. 10:00 Basin St Chamber Music. 10:30 Palladium Ballroom Orchestra. 10:55 Popular Dance Melodies. 11:00 This Moving World. 11:15 Portland Police Reports, 11:18 Paul Carson, Organist, 11:30 War News RoundUp. KGW Portland 2 Kttaoyeles (NBC Bed Network) 8:00 a. m. Sunrise Serenade. 8:30 The Early Birds, 7:00 Newa Headlines 8c Highlight. 7:15 Music of Vienna. 7:45 David Harum. 8:00 Sam Hayes 8:15 Stars of Today. 8:45 Modern Meals. 9:00 Listen Ladles. 9:15 Beaa Johnson 9:30 Ellen Randolph, 9:45 Dr. Kate, 10:00 Light of the World. 10:15 The Mystery Man. 10:30 Valiant Lady. 10:45 Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 11:00 Against the Storm. 11:15 Ma Perkins. 11:30 The Guiding Light. 11:45 Vie and Sade 13:00 Backstage Wife. 12:! 5 p. m Stella Dallas. 12:30 Lorenso Jones. 12:45 Young Widder Brown. 1:00 Home of the Brave, 1:15 Portia Faces Life. 1:30 We, the Abbotts. 1:45 Stay of Mary Martin. 3:00 Pepper Young Family, 2:15 Lone Journey. 3:30 Reveries. 2:45 News. 3:00 Hotel StUmore Orchestra,, 3:15 News of the World, 3:30 Hollywood Newa Flashes. 3:45 News by Frank Bingham. 4:00 The Telephone Hour. 4:30 Johnny Johnston, Singer, 4:45-Cbcktal! Hour. 5:00 p. m. Dr. I. Q, 5:30 Stars of Today. 8:00 Contented Hour. 8:30 Cavalcade of America. 7:00 Fred Waring Pleasure Time, 7:15 Lum 8r Abner, 7:30 Studebaker Champion. 7:45 Hotel Lincoln Orchestra. 8:00 Musical Interlude. 8:05Str Francis Drake Hotei Orch. 8:30 Point Sublime. 8:00 Hawthorne House. 8:30 Pick a Tune, PRESSMAN'S Wtfeet WlmoUTA CLVTCBTOPRESS1 OOO fiTlHJT?T ir -- twimmv rmt fRA-MATICOLDSMOBILES L 300,000,000 MILES F-UftL. T .1,. . ... . ilh.w 'u""uen' hutofmenon k CIutchM to C.iS.0b118' Tl"ir fcte.WJithnowo'-- '!?4lr riht WlWhere they & Old. K0" on the 2Wtonv,' . ... . femerBh.e i. 4ff nnfv Artvm In tha world that eliminate the clutch pedal completely the only one that provide fully auto matic shifting. You enjoy the world's simplest, easiest method of driving. You thrill to new performance. You get new savings In gas. No doubt about it, Hydra Matic's the coming way to drive come in and try iti o.sawi.Mtttfe Ovtve Ont local at Extra Cost on All Olds, mobile Models for 1941 FE! Confidential Booklet! - - rT .nnan NflWI I OlMtlOBIt TDIVI8ION, DK.P.4,Il.,Mlchlg.'. NAME ' J ADDRESS CITT- -"- ".".""oT."; f. a "' MOBILE SCHULZ MOTOR CO. PHONE 711 10:00 News nasha. 10:30 Ed Slacker Orchestra. ttitJHotel BUtmore Orchestra. 11:55 News Bulletins. City News CONTINUED FROM PAGE deceased; property appraised at $14,462.2? by H. A. Dunbar, U S. Mccready and J. A. McLean. JUSTICE COURT court costs for using void "for- ign license plates on tils car. having defective breaks on his car. MARRIAGE LICENSES Herbert S. Cline of DisiWn and Mrs. Susie M. MeBee of Lowell. William Harold Emberton and Amelia Marie Bardos. both, of Disston. Gerald Edward Butter and Na omi May Smith, both of Eugene. wirton isoy Hanks of Marshfield and Louise Marie Mar- den of Cottage Grove. Harold L,. Adams of Euzena and Viola T. Brown of Junction City. Charles Edwin Walter of Port land and Gertrude Marie Weir of Eugene. Keith Carey Sturdevant and Lucille Pauline, both of Elmira. .Norman T. Newman and Marf- alice Geer, both of Eugene. wunam is, Hemke and Asnses Vollestore, both of Eugene. Horatio O'Toole and Sara Sean Freeman, both of Eugene. Ralph Mathews and Beryl Ar- lene Beaver, both of Creswell. isrvm Y. Keff and Louise Es ther Martin, both of Marcola, Bonus John Larsen and Irene Wilson, both of Creswell. George Frederick Williams of San Francisco and Louise Mae Nirschi of Eugene. Sam M. Samios of Eugene and Dorothy Loretta Williams of San Francisco. Gail Leon Deardorff of Myrtle Creek and Jenny Grace Jackson of Riddle. Everett L. Crocker of Sweet Home and Edna Mae Derickson of Eugene. Lines From The Library Mary Sue Jackson Enters Queen Race Townsend News From Official Townsead Headquarters) Headquarters of the Townsend association. 291 Eighth avenue west, Eugene, is open daily from 1 to 5 p. m. Business session id' lowed by a program of entertain ment every Saturday at 7:30 p. m. uiemme dance on Baturaay nigni from 8 o'clock until midnight. The mid-week dance heretofore held on Tuesday night has been dis continued for the months of June. July and August, Townsend club meetings: Monday, June 9 Cottage Grove club will meet at the Townsend hall at p, m. Eugene club 2, at home of Mr. and Mrs, Westell, 1453 High St, 7:30 p. m, xnesciy Eugene club 1. at Silver Spray hall, 24, Seventh avenue west, S p. m. Business session to be f ol lowed by a program of entertain ment, birthday celebration, re freshments and free dancing. Eugene club 7, at home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Haggart, 171 Men- roe. 7:30 d, m. Ladies of the cluo are requested to Bring snortcaxe. Strawberries will be provided by the club. Florence club, at the Kyle hsll, 8 p. m. Glenwood chit 9, at iciiooi gymnasium, 7:30 p. m. Thursday Kiver Road club 3, at home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lewie, at en trance of Hansen Lane, 7:30 p. m. Springfield club 8, at the Tay lor hall, 7:30 p. m. Friday Junction club 2, at the Larsen hall, 7:30 n. m. Townsend club 1, will hold their regular card party Friday evening T. m., Silver Spray hall. Refresh ments and prizes. The public is welcome. Townsend club 1 auxiliary will meet Friday at 2 p. m., Silver Spray hall. Former Eugene Girl Featured in Pictures Janet Hayes, former Eugene school girl and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hayes, was featur ed in a recent series of pictures appearing in Portland news paper showing the Rose Festival queen, Betty Jane Harding, spend ing a busy Sunday, Miss Hayes, who attended junior high school here, was shown with her cousin, Betty Jane, returning from church service. The Portland queen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank B, Harding. Mrs. Harding is Mr, Hayes' sister. S E L B Y ARCH PRESERVER SHOES Exclusively at BURCH'S 1060 Willamette WHEN OTHERS FAIL Com to as. Try our ChttuK sturn. ftetb nmtdlw . . - wH, ip Ttn fs.ii -food ht! til. Diwrdvrs, ctaui.ttv hnrt toaf, Uv-r, kidney, AMnMh, f-u, -raaitiOttttoB, o 1 1 d a t r, frr cua temal comtlMini. Charlie Chan Chines Meat Hert Co. Otfle hours eslr Watt, and Sundar. t:M to SiOO ta. m. S. B. FOMO ' COKSlTLTATIOrt IWI 720 Willam)n, Eugaa. O?. A Bght but interesting novel at the Eugene public library Is "One Enduring Purpose," by Henry and Sylvia Lieferant Two brothers become doctors. One is a special ist in the city and marries money; the other sticks to lust doctorin' in the home town. Underneath this story of the domestic and medical life of the two brothers is en argu ment for the treatment of the pa tient as well as the disease. Marya Zaturenska who won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1838 has Just had published "The Listening Landscape." This new collection shows here an ootsfan ing lyric poet. The critics point to the poems "Lullaby," "Flowering Laurel" and "The Lunar Tide," as being the most outstanding in the DOOSC. Florence Horn it fresh from an extended trip to the Philincises and has written "Orphans of the i-acine. wtule there she explored every aspect of life: social, nolitt- cal economic, religious, and mili tary. Their promised inaetwn- dence In 1948 sems a dansrer both to them and to the United States in view of the Japanese aggression in these regions. Besides present ing the problems, the book Is a de lightful adventure among these island peoples themselves. A book to read along with this one on the Philippines is "Hawaii: Restless Rampart" by Joseph Bar ber, Jr., and which is just as in teresting reading as the other book. "Without sensationalism the author writes of conditions in the Hawaiian Islands, now of vital concern to the United States as a focus of defense in the Pacific, Business: is controlled by inter locking monopolies, fee Japanese population presents acute difficul ties, and a possible menace, and the relations of army; navy and civilians are a source of friction. This is an expose that reveals the working of an etamornic and palitt cal set-up that has been unusually successful in controlling publicity;! it is an objective study of the Hawaii that lies behind what Hie tourist sees." . The story of man's eonouest of fee air is told by S, Paul Johnston to "Horizons Unlimited." Many striking photographs and an in tegrated text are used. The author Is eo-ordinator of research of the National Advisory committee for aeronautics. A republished collection of Chinese poems with a few changes from the 1919 edition is "Transla tions From the Chinese" by Ar thur Waley. The book was orig inally in two volumes ana this time has been put into one volume. One of the loveliest thing's about the book is the illustrations which were done by LeRoy Baldridge for this edition. Coast Guard Extends Age Limit to 31 Due to the national emergency the United States coast guard has extended, the age limit for orgin al enlistment to 31 years. Accord ing to Chief Boatswain, H, O, Nielsen, recruiting officer, Soots 37 Federal Office Building, Se attle, Wash., young men between 18 to 31 years of age are now elig ible for enlistment in Uncle Sam's sea going police force, provided they meet certain otner require ment. Thev must be American citizens, not married, be of good character and able to pass a rigid physical examination. Enlistments in tms arm or trie military forces are for three year periods. Opportunities for travel, education and advancement in the coast guard Is greater now than ever before. Any qualified veuns man who desires to team a trade and later return to civil life, or who wants to remam in the coast guard until retirement after 20 or SO years service, should contact the recruiting office at once. Those registered tinder the selective service act are eligible for nlistment until thy are actu ally inducted into the army. The Seattle recruiting omce is also authorized to make enroll ment of young men, between 13 to 23 years of age, for a special course of training, in the maritime service, which fits tfiern tor a career In the merchant marine. The nfcysical requirements are the same as for enlistment in the coast guard. Any one interested may contact the recruiting officer for further information. J. H. Morris to Show Pictures of Orient A possible Queen Susannah V made her entrance into the Ore gon Trail Pageant contest to select a ruler for the three-day event. July 24, 25, and 26, yesterday eve ning. The second entry received was Mary Sue Jackson, scion of Andrew "Old Hickory" Jackson, pioneer president of the United States, Miss Jackson is sponsored by six women's organizations of the city. one is a secretary for a local con cern, but has never seen a pageant before, having come her only two years ago. Miss Jackson is 5 feet T Inche tail, has medium blond hair, blue eyes, and is 21 years old. She en ters the race ith 25000 votes to her credit A descriptive sketch and picture of her will appear in Mondays Kegister-Guaro. LOWEST RATFS Portland O. W. gl.ft.tr R P is Lv. Eugene 8M a. m 5:45 n. m.1 can a fauicisco a-9,3 it. . 2,23. ios Angeies su: K, x. S19.S0V DOLLAR PLUS LINES 48 E. Broadway Phone 868 DRIVING L. A, June IS, return ";J .... Mn , wi , jKjti,; drive, share exp. L. S, Hester.! oox 3x1. wenqimg. 2 LADIES Want ride to L, A.. about 12th, Share exo, Fh. -w. 812 w. Brsaaway. Cupid Making Record In Lane This Month June marriages in Lane county promise to break all records, It is indicated by the number of licenses issued since the first of the month at the office of fee county clerk. On Friday and Sat urday alone, 18 were issued and several had been issued each day since the first of the month prior so iriday. During the month of May 76 couples were granted marriage licenses here, compared with 50 m tne same month a year ago. Fred Ludford Will Be Honored by K, P. Lodge Fred Ludford will receive a 50 year jewel at the meeting of Hel met lodge No, S3, Knights of Py thias, Monday at 8 p, m. The rank of esquire will be conferred on one candidate. The Suaese Seaister-Giiard In m. ber of the Associated Press. The AaaetnV tea Press is exclusively entrs,! &m. us for publication of alt sew dispatches credited to It or sot otherwise credited is this saner and also alt the local news published herein. All rights of publica tion of special dispatches herein m ais SUBSCBIPTIOH SATES By Carrier, yearly its advance S : By Carrier. By Matt la Oregon. yar:d 4 My Mail in Oregon, yearly 4.00 outside of state, yearly sou By Mall. I month By Mail in Orefton. 3 ffionths CHANGE Of ASBam In Making change of Address give former addrem vxt h . This is necessary la order thai your iraasierrea aa paper Professional Cards CERTIFIES PUBLIC ACCOL'.NTANT J. H, Morris, who for many years was in business in Korea, will show moving pictures at a special meeting of McKenzie River mage, no. 195, a. i . ana A, m Thursday at 7:30 . m. The pic-' tares will be of scenes in the Orient, and in the United States, This wilt be a special meeting, as no lodge session was planned for this weeft because er grand lodee. Masons, members of the Order of the Eastern Star end other Interested are invited. RUGS CLEANER AND STZEB Electric Cleaner. Phone 308, HEMORRHOIDS (PILES) You may & relieved from -four rectal and bowel trou bles without the low of time. The method it safe, us and satisfactory. It will pay you to inveiS gate this at DR. GEO Aa SIMON Chfeep-r-Kta's PhyaJeisa " Write for Free Booklet tl ltth At. Phone til PERCY W, BROWN SPENCER R, COLLINS DENTISTS Lee, W. B Tiffany Bg, 42-J, 42-M PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS FOX, L R 709 Miner. Phone 849. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN PR. H, H. PETERS, Tiffany Bigg, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN DR. TAYLOR. 430 Miner. Ph. 278. PHOTO COPYINO BEAUTIFUL COPIES hancl-col-i ored enlargements from your! ireasureo. pnotosrrapns ana any prjzeo snaosnots. BISHOP . Successor t sssrvur ro studios 872 Willamette Phone 85 Funeral Directors 100 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL sprlngfleia eth and B, Ph. ill BRAKSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL! i-nene 433 iisz Ottva St. MTT.T.F.R PTTWKRAT, HrsiWH! Junction City 662. H-grisbarg i POOLE FUNERAL HOME Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 8-tl VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Hi. 113 Pearl St. ai 10th Florist 116 RAWS Better Flowers Pb. 81 Personals 145 YOUNG women in trouble and In seed of a friend are asked to communicate with Mrs. Major C, Ford of the local Salvation Army, phone 2SSS or come to 718 .pearl street, or r". o. Box 24S; or write Major Mildred Pratt, Salvation Arm"? White Shisld Home, 2641 N. W. Mayfair Ave,.: Portland. Oregon. DENTAL PLATE REPAIR TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN SIOST CASES. DR. HARRY SEMLEH. DENTIST Cor, 8th Willamette, Eugene, Ore, - Telephone taat OLD false teeth look real with our life-like reproduction. Free booklet. Beauti-Pink Co., Union City. N. J. . EDITH SCOTT'S HOME CIRCLE meets Tues. eve. at 8. Keaa- Ings daily. 1160 Pearl, Ph. 1302. PSYCHOLOGIST - READINGS by appointment. Phone I8B4. READING DAILY or by appoint ment. 1637 uaK. READINGS DAK.Y 1143 OAK. APT A-l, PH I742-J, FOR RENT for summer, upright piano, mv t. litn. Lost & Found 1S& LOST Ladies' round Bold wrist. watch, Fri. to. m. down town. Reward, Ph. zobb, Want fid Bates Or ! . 3 time . -tttte -J! Count S avCTMe-siied words . . to the line &dti9t 8 eer cent far cash. Hist mum charge, lie. Bess's? Bets, IS set line ser day. A special ten cash rat to per sona out of work on "Work Wanted advsrtiaamanla. raosri tM Credit Is extended gugene ass suburban telephone subscriber who wish to place advertisement by 'phone, Transportation Seal Estate for Sate 200 Building Lots One larffs lot near ,Tfffsrsam and Friendly Sta; below value! at jiis. Another en East 20th, juat a Agate street, $450; worth more, Stivers & Robertson t ieth Ave., w. Ph. am ON WILLAMETTE AT JASPER 70 acres right on river, 40 la cult, balance in trees and pasture. Good river bottom soil. 6-roora house with electricity and modern plumbing, pressure water system. Barn and first- class milk house. STSOff. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 628 Willamette St. Ph. 741 or 1422-J. FALL CREEK RANCH 104 acre ranch right on Big Fall Creek. 18 acres bottom larifL in cultivation, balance pasture and timber. Beautiful view. Farm house and outbuildings. School bus to Lowell. 2 miles front Fall Creek station, 18 from Eugene. Only S3.00D with terms, U. r. HYDE REALTY CO., 628 Willamette St. Ph. 741 or 1422-J, Be! Estate for Sale SKI TO CLOSE estate: SSS-aere farm. oft mues S. of Eugene on Alaer St. road: 75 acres tillable, 48 acres good timber, balance open simper ana pasture; teneea ana eross-feneerj with woven wire, four all-year sosings. good barn. S7000 or will trade for Eu gene property. Ph. 1048-J or 17S. BRAND NEW 8-bedrra as srade, high, and U, at O. Unusu ally convenient and complete. Only $23 cer mo inc. est, taxes and ins. FHA terms. NEW. COZY, 2-bedrm. E. S. home. S23.28 per ma,, inc. taxes and Ins. FHA terms. S759 down. NEW SUBURBAN S-bedrm, Eugene and SpgflfL. bdwa. floors, cherry trees, etc. $3800, $250 down or trade S140& eoulty far Eugene home near schools. LOT 55x100, N, E. comer JSrd and Harris, in block of large new homes, S400. or will build, 2 LOTS on Olive near Stta east front, among new homes, er will build. I48-FT. frontaas sn 34Ss at Olive, north front, SS55 or will Build per plait to suit lot. PHONE 3862-W, OPEN FOR INSPECTION Sunday by C. F. Hyde from 5 a m, to 8 p.m. New 5-rserrt Case Cod story and half 3-hedrsom house. Double constructed, fine plumbing fixtures, lots of elec tric outlets, inlaid linoleum crt kitchen, utility room and bath. Large combination wood house and garage. New lawn, Deep drilled well with automatic elec tric water system. City Ilzhts. In Eut'ne school district. This ' fine home with S acre of land for 52SG0. $300. cash. $25 per month. Additional land avail able at $300 per acre, Go west os 11th to Chambers, south en Chambers to 18th comer of atrport. west two streets, then south 500 feet to new whits house and garage. SPLENDID MODERN HOME Almost like new. Best resi dential district. Eugene, 238$ McMillan St. 3 betlrm. and bath upstairs: soacious living room with fireplace, sun rears. dsmriS room, kitchen, and breakfast nook, double plumbing, Would cast over $10,000 to reprodiKe, Sale crice $6500. Terms within reason. Otto Mennes, Owner 2nd fteer Bank of Oregon Bids., Springfield Ph. Sor. 636. 144-ACRE stock ranch. 55 is eul-! nvatjon, eau open pasture and timber, adiaceni to otitrartaf araule water for stock, piped to buildings. Large comfortable house with bath, barn and other outBuuaings. ' Traae for Eugene or Springfield property. DOVE or HECKETSWEiLEH, 774 Willamette St. Ph. 4427, 1561 West 12th 8 large rooms and bath, jsfce kitchen, thoroushlv moderrt ex cept basement, good sized lot! wtta aouoie garage, szzss, terms. RAMEY W, RUGH, 948 Oak Street B-RM. MODERN HOUSE. S35B& Full basement, pipe furnace,! beautiful lawn and shrubs, ex cellent condition and good value, See Mr. Good, PAUL W. CAMPBELL, REALTOR. 316 Miner Blag. Phone 320, 5 ACRES, river bottom sail, com fortable old house surrounded by large shade trees, also many . shrubs and fruit trees. Ideal place to retire, $3000, DANFSEEL. . Ht E. Broadway. 25 A, Poultry farm near Alpine, complete set ot rarrrt otags. m . eluding housing facilities far 560 hens. This farm is located en surfaced rxL-near sehoolt elec, is available. It Is attractively priced at S1508, and may be purchased on usual convenient Federal Land Bank Terras, Ins), for C A. Barnes, at the National Farm Loan Office. 1ST E. Sffe, Mondav. Ph. 1088, THE FEDERAL LANS BANS?.' OF SPOKANE Grab This - Extra large corner, efese-fc. West Sixth st, at only $3256. Paved front and side; sH fide walks in. Has large house worthy of converting into apartments for good Income, Enough apses for extra duplex. We feet that the lot is worth almost the en tire purchase price, . H. E. Cully -- AND ASSOCIATES. ' - S3 W. Broadway, Ph. B JERKS farm, 287 A, fsrrn, $10, 566. Located II mi, S. W. Eu gene, 12-rm. house with plumb ing, barn and outbldgs. Also 183; a. rancn. s j.utiy, locates & mi. S.W, Eugene on good road, Pis, 2049-R. ESTATE SACRIFICE Beautiful Farm Home. 140 A. valued at $10,006. Will fake SS.300. 40 acres good! rarm iana witn Plenty water, grass and timber. L, E. HODGES, 742 Wig. St, SUBURBAN new home, att oak floors, beautifully finished, mod ern except heat. Ready to move in. on bus line, city lights and water. Reduced to $2156 far Quick sale, F. J. BERGE5. 52 E. Sih. FUR??. APT., netiina SS0. nesr U. of O., fine condition, $4760, $2966! down. bai. $2S mo. fnc taxes, price, ana int. at DAN FREEL, 119 E. Broadway. GOOD stock ranch. 289 acres with key to outrange: also 66 acres! unimproved, good land, ideal for irrigation. Both nicely located warn power line, .reari stent- gomery, Noti, Ore, t ACRE 14x24 house, net fin ished: lights and water, S10GS $306 down. $25 month. Geo. S, Knight, Federal lane, Santa Ciara, S-ROOM west side, centrally lo cated, hardwood floors, fireplace. nice tot, 53000, Terms, FRANK HOOVER 774 Willamette . Phone 515 7-ROOM HOUSE. Spfld., arranged for two sots. Income $435 m&. $1800, $350 down; also new one bedroom house, $1850, $250 down. Inq. 1808 Franklin Blvd. WHERE YOUR HAS MORE ii Best location for apt. or auto court irt heart of city; large trees: new hwv. Reduced far Quick sale, Reg.-Guard box HKffi, EQUITY 7-rm. house, close io Plywood and railroad yd. $766 down, bal. $2100. some bade. 1134 w. zna. Ph. 4033-J. HOMESITES. SIB down. $16 mo. 2 ml. N. city limits on new fcwy. 89. Bus. sites, hwy. frontage, S, ir. jacops. owner on ptaee. BY OWNER 5-rra. partly font, house close to Univ.. citv sehsels. $1600. Will take good lot as part; ,. paymt, fit. 581, MODERN 5-rm. house, foil base ment, furnace, fireplace-, hard wood floors: beautiful tree. S4750, 1814 Garden ave, Fh. 468. 5-RM, house, 3 lots, Cotiegs Crest, $1700, or cash $1500, Bus service. Will sell lots separately, Eeg- tjuara oox buss. t & rat? t,M ui j. den, fruit, berries. $796, Robert Brown, rt, 4, box 76, Celtege wrest GOOD 6-rm. semi-moflem hntKe Univ. dist. Deal with owner and save. Cash or reasonable terms, rmaresg box 21a. ut&m, 27 A, mod, 4-rms. t ml. Oak ridge: summer or perm, home, J, n. oinu'etary, uaKrtage, LAKE CABIN Mercer Lake. See! 1 , s, iwooay, i3 foils, or S, J, aioeay. c lorence, re. SO A spring water, creek, piling ana poies. i raae lor town prop- erty. a. r , wigie, gtott, ore. See H. N. TRAXLER, CresweS. ror real estate. Many Kstlrsgs, 40 ACRES, OS TROUT STSAH. $1808 -i ,. 7 acres cultivated, balance pss ture and timber, SO foot trout stream througfe place, big ban? but no bouse, 30 seres good farm land when cleared. Some of it is extra good, $363 to $S6S ca;h and balance monfiiir, Good road. 2S miles of Eugene. 200 other ferros In Frank Kinney's Frss Farm Catalog, OREGON SETTLEHSSE ASSOCIATION, 1' ' 81 W. 8th, TJMBES and Farm Land. tB A close Is bottom land, in pas ture, lots of merchastaMs 6js ber and pilin, $2750, Terms. 5 acres. 1 mile from V34. 5 rm. nous and 8 zoom eott&s. S1S58. $500 dawn. m FSA2?K HOOVSS 774 Willamette Phase 573 NEW 8-roons home: bedrooms, large kitchen, dining, livina rooms, utility room with &rg furnace, etc.. ratth. rtmiKt sm.- age; all very modern and corny piete, narttwoea noors; acre grouno, woe uomej, m. 1, 1 NEAR RIVER ROAD SCHOOL 1 acre, 2 bedroom house, chick house for 500, garage, small barn, fruit, nttte. Price $3200, $500 cash, balance like , rent immediate possessEori, . F. J. BEKGER'S. 32 E. Stfe. 15 ACHES, all in cultivation, good?, soil, small house, near grade school and 15 minutes from town. Price $1500 $266 down,' cat. $IS mo. DAN FREEL, ; MODERN 5-room house m west 6th. suitable for business lo cation, lot 80x166, good buyi $3260. E. W. WAT.KTfs f F, J. BERGER'S. 32E,8gs, 5-RM. HOUSE, CLOSE-IN, $1756. $256 down and $25 per month.' See Mrs. Gillanrlers, PAUL W. CAMPBELL, ,. REALTOR. "t S16 Miner Bldg. Phsne S26. ' - OREG'N FARM CATALOG FRES ISJ4I Edition. 38 pages, 266 pic tures, complete tefarraattert 20S. Farms. Prices, terms, taxes, crops, climate, etc Easiness os-'' porrunities and tevestenents. ' Oregon Settlement Assn. 81 W, 8th 2 BEDROOM HOME $2806, terg joj, weu locates- etee. water, heater, wired for range. A fine, little home, or can tease for $3!' Per mo. EDITH F. GARDINER atF;J. BERGER'S. 32 E. Sth. " 24 ACRES, mostly cultivated,'' near schools, stores etc srt firnr highway, electricity, ps fisprove-. mems. Place is clear, taxes paidC Will trade for goru late model ear. Reg.-Ga:-.ct hex 5037, ATTRACTIVE HOME On West 8th, $3,150 . ; $1,600 down, bal. $2$ per m" hdw. firs, fireplace, all being'' reconditioned. See MRS. BURKE, 742 WHI. St, w 16 ACRES with 3-rrrt, hss.t garage ' and woodshed on emmfy tmi,j Has garrtfm spot and some plea timber. Will make fine chlckettf farm. A!! ftr 1835 FERRY, S-RM, house, available new; open every evening, im w. lata, NOTI house and lot. Clear, Anna n Brsndt. Rt. 1, Creswell, Ore, VIEW LOT Welt located on Cal- iu Hill, $1589 casta. Pa, 4333, -t LOT 5BxJ12, W. imh Ave $3S6. 1337 Jefferson, S-7.P, rrs, Ph, 4536. . ACRE, partly finished cabin,;. $96. 3 mi. otsi. Trade far car r, terms. 335 Peart. , . 2 ArresT'some tmprave, dese' to Eugene. $1266. S356 dswrsV Reg.-Guarrl bo 5631, HILL LOTS Ssiith ersd ef 0"S Outside citv tiratts. Reasanablei4 Ph. Soringiield 8131, c SPRINGF5K?,D New S-mows home, Rea-ionahfe, 12fh apd B. STORE BLDG. and dwelling, J, B..1 RathVnetti; sf IXRGE LOTS for sate, Terms, SS, Christensen. Park ave, 5-RM, lise,, good tocattsp, isms, $33 pet ma. Pa. 243-W
