Page Fouf
Wheat Remains
Eugene Markets
Wholesale price of fgf to retail!
were up a cent a doien for trade A
hut other prices were neaay oaiuraay.
Wheat remained at 80 cente a bushel.
The local market price schedule follows:
0UTTESFAT
(Baying meesk
Premium quantv (maximum at JO at l
per cent acid) , .
inrct nnnl I tv (maximum Ox .8 Of I
per cent acid) .. , 96c
Second Quality We
BUTTBB
mholala Meeai Carte as la Hif'
Grade A , WJc
Grade B Me
CHECKS
Loaf, extras, lb.
Loaf. In cane lots, lb.
TriDs. single, lb.
Trips. In case lots. lb. .
EGOS Bnylof Prices
Grade A large
Grade A medium
22c
Grade B medium -iec
Wnoleiafe Prlees to Betatlere
Grade A large , 30c
Grade B large We
Grade A medium ...28c
reottrr
No. 1 colored hens ..
No. 1 leghorn hens
No. 1 colored springs .
No. 1 leghorn broilers
WOOL
Valley. 12 months clip. lb.
-W-lTc
15C
42c
-42c
35e
Coarse, lb.
Short. 6 months clip. lb.
Lamb, lb.
Mohair ib.
Beef
Calf
- Dry
KID
Long wool pelts .
-20c
CA8CABA
Cascara. Ib.
Oregon crape root. lb.
TALLOW
No. 1 So No. 3 90
GRAINS
Wheat, white, bushel
WheBt, red bushel
White oafs, ton -
Gray oats, ton
-90c
..90c
..$23
$23
$27
Barley, ton
VEGETABLES. FRUITS
Bo Tint Prleei Aver, far Na, 1 Fredaee)
Cauliflower, crate ai.M
Beets, doz. bunches
Peas. lb.
Asparagus, box
Carrots, doi. bunches ,
Turnips, doz. .
Rhubarb, lb, 1 ,
-40c
50c
"Spinach, lb. .
-5c
.Badishes. doz. bunches , 40c
Green oil ions. doz. bunches 40c
Hothouse cucumbers, doz.
Hothouse tomatoes, lb. y-Mp
Head tletuce. crate
Strawberries, crate
Raspberries, crate
Public Market
Retail prices of egfs advanced an
other cent a dozen in the Public Mar
ket Saturday. Oversize were quoted at
31 cents, extras 79 cents and mediums
27. The market prices are a follows:
Turnips, a lbs.
Onions. Bermuda, a
Green onions, 2 bunches 1
Cabbage, lb.
Spinach, 3 lbs. for
Carrots, bunch ,
Winter squash, lb.
Potatoes. No. 1. 24 lbs for JSc
No. 2. IB lbs. for
Hothouse tomatoes, lb. 20c to
Mustard greens, lb. Set 1 for. 15c
Garlic, lb. SOe
Rhubarb. 3 lbs. for ,
Radishes, bunch 5 S for
-10c
10c
Asparagus, bulk. lb. 10c: S lbs. for 19c
Oyster Plant, bunch
Hothouse cucumbers, ea, 5o and
-10c
-15c
-25c
Lettuce, a heads for , , ,
Peas, 3 lbs. for
New Potatoes, lb. . ,
Beets, bunch
PraMa
Dried date prunes, S lbs. ,- .
Millers' Sweet prunes, dried, S lbs. .
Noble Frenen dried prunes, lb.
-16e
-lo
aooseoerries, lb.
10c
3c
-JSC
Raspberries, box 13c; 3 for
Strawberrlts, box 10c: 3 f or
tirrants, oox
Cherries, 8c lb : a for
Youngbcrries. box ., ,
Loganberries, 3 boxes
ffia
Oversize
-15c
-lOe
-15c
-ale
-2Sc
Extras
Mediums .. ,
Dressed realtry
Heavy hens, lb.
Light hens, lb.
Fryers, lb. .
DUCKS, lb.
Mlaeellaneeaa
Butter, lb.
Walnuts, lb. 20c: S for
FUbers, lb. 20ci a for
Horseradish, lb.
Rabbits, dressed. Ib.
THAT GOOD BREAD
BUTTER-KRUST
BAKED BY WILLIAMS
Springfield Theatre
TODAY'S SUPER BILL
Lloyd Nolan tnd Marjorla W,cr In
"MICHAEL SHATNE,
PRIVATE DETECTIVE"
Cesar Romero and Beth Hufhei In
"RIDE ON VAQUERO"
Serial: Deadwood Dick
Short Suhjeet, Newi
Most Seats 16o Children 10,
TEMPORARILY
CLOSED
for remodeling
Pictures that would ordinarily
play at the Helllg, are playing
at the MAYFLOWER Theatre.
Dinners
Donetatj V
vocKtaui
T
Hobby
i
Horses
Balloon
Barrage
t ' r
j
x
7'
Tuna 21b!
Fun For Everyone at lbs i
I PLAYGROUND t
- Coyer Charge SSc
1
4
Af 90 Cents
Black wahrata. lb. ..
Home made aaasaca, lb.
Crap Juice, gallon
-100
-asc
Portland List
PORTLAND, Ore.. June (AP
Butter Prints: a grade sw id. in
parenmem wrappers: we in canons;
B grade. 38c in parchment wrappers:
39c in cartons.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
.8 of 1 per cent acidity delivered in
Portland 37 -38c pound: premium Qual
ity (maximum of .35 per cent acidity I
38'4-39c lb i valley routes and country
points, 2c less, 36&c lb.; second qual
ity, 3 c under first, or 35-aec id.
Cheese- Selling orlce to Portland re
tailors: Tillamook triplets, 24c pound;
loaf, 24c Ib.i triplets to wholesalers
21 c lb. i loaf. 22c lb. FOB TUlamooK,
Eggs Prices to producers: A large.
28c; B large, 23c; A medium, 23c: B
medium. 22c: resale to retailers, 4c nigh
er for caseit cartons, Sc higher.
Live Poultry Buying prices'. No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, . Ua to 2 lbs..
14c ; fryers under z Vi to 4 l bs. , lee ;
roasters over 4 lbs.. 17c; colored hens,
18c: Leghorns under 3'i lbs.. 17-17c
lb i over 3'a lb., old roosters. 8c lb.
Country Meat Selling price to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch-
ers. 125-140 lbs.. Ula-lSc: vealers. fancy.
16'3-I7c; light thin. 13-15c lb.: heavy. 12-
i5c; vearimg lambs. i(M3c lb. un: 1941
spring lambs normally, 18c pound: ewes
o-ee lb.; good cutter cows 12-12'ic lb.;
canner cow ll-12c lb.: bulls. 14 'i-15c.
uressea turxeysNomman seumg
prices: Hens 21-22c; buying price, hens,
19-zOc.
Hay selling price on tracKs: aiiaua
No. 1 S14.75 torn oat-vetcb 810.00 ton:
clover $10.00 ton: timothy, eastern Ore
gon. $17.00: valley timothy ton
Portland.
Peas Oregon. No. 1. .6-8c
Onions Oregon Danvers. regular l's.
$3.50: 3-inch and larger. $3.25 per 50-lb.
sack.
Potatoes Old Deschutes No. 1 $2-2,10:
math S1.R5-2: selected Klamath. $2.10.
wooi i4i contracts, uregon rancn.
nominal 31-32c Ib.i 1940 eastern Orepon
range. 30-32c lb.: crossbred. 34-35c lb,;
Willamette valley 1 2-month 34-38c Ib.t
lamb ( Ib.
Mohair 1940 12-month 45c Ib.
Cascara 1940 oeel. Sc lb.: 1941 neel.
9c lb. .
Hops Oregon 1940. seedless. 34c lb:
contracts. 1941. 25-26c lb.
PORTLAND FLOUR
PORTLAND, 'Ore.. June 21 (AP
Domestic Flour selling price, city de
livery. 1 to 25 bbl lots: Family patents.
49s. $7.40-7.80: 98s. $7.20-7.80 bbl.: bak
ers' hard wheat net S5.50-8.35; blue
stem, $8.05-8.45; blended wheat $5.70
8.25; soft wheat. 98s, $5.75: graham. 98s.
$5.25; whole wheat 98s. $5.90 bbl.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 21 (API-
Hogs for week salable 2570. compared
week ago market around 50 higher; late
top-n.zo; bulk ibo-215 ids. 11.00-11.20.
230-280 lbs. 10.50-85: packing sows only
shade higher at 8.25-75; good to choice
feeder pigs 10.50-12.00; specialty lot at
mid-week 12.50.
Cattle for week salable 2570: calves
340: compared week ago steers weak
to 25 lower, cows 25-50 lower, some beef
cows off more; bulls and vealers steady;
market extremely draggy after early
Monday; bulk , fed steers 9.50-10.25; top
10.79; orass steers 9.50 down: common
down to 7.50; stackers 8.00-75; fed heif
ers 9.50-10.00; few 10.25; grassers 8.25
9.00; common dairy heifers down to
7.ot; canner and cutter sows late 4.75
5.75: grass fat beef enwm 1art1v A.fin-
7.00; early sales outstanding young cows
to b.w; cutter to common bulls 6.50
7.50; medium to good 8.00-9.00; few to
9.25; good to choice vealers 10.50-12.00;,
common down to 7.00.
Sheep for week salable 4035: comnareri
week ago soring lamb ftn-Ts lmiw in-
starting steady, older about steady. Late
ouiK gooa to cnoice swinger soft. Mrlv
sales 9.50-75; feeder late 8.00; fat ewes
o.ov-o, cuiis aown to 1,00,
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 21 iAP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
BOOT. 90 Va 90 la 90',4 90 Va
Cash grain:
Oats No. 3 38 lb. white 28.50.
Barley No. 3 45 lb. B. W. 28.00.
. Corn No. 3 E. Y. Shipment 33.75.
No. 1 Flax 1.88.
Cash wheat (bid):
Soft white 88 Mt. soft wfclt w-Titrfl
, wmw ciud vzvz, western red
93Va,
Hard red winter-ordinary MU. 11 n
cent 94, 13 per cent 98, 13 per cent 98.
per cent l.ui.
Hard white Baart 13 per cent 1.12.
13 per cent 1.14, 14 per cent 1.15.
Todav'a car recelnt - wvist aa Val
ley l, flour U, corn 0. oats 0. hay 0,
New York Markets
......w luuiiuiuni raiance rainy
wu today dwpite the lack of strong
o n m any ooparxmenl.
Spotty recoveries appeared in the
Bl,u, uie ciose. wnue
minus signs were plentiful, fractional
advance, were sprinkled over most sec
tions. with transfers of around 100.000 shares
one of the lowest turnovers in nearly
year.
Few customer, showed up in board -
room., th. mB,Ml. ...
..Hmiu .uuuwmx xne re
cently Inaugurated custom of abserv-
a noiiaay.
i rtS a tlr"ctm Mly support in-
r- rounory. u. s.
I n .e,nlenem. General Motors, U.
""" e. western Un on.
Standard oil INJ), Woolworth, Ken
necott and Sperry.
Among isolated weak performers was
AmerJfa" Airlines which dropped to
frj.. j . - naconaa, rnelps
Dodge and U. S. Gypsum.
? . ,0 steady course. Cot
ton futures were up most of the time
and grains sllghUy mixed.
Aiiu!2 "S,.AhJ.un - AlChm&Dye -.
,l"Ch.1 ati' AmCsn 84. AmCr&Fdy
iVA.RollMI"' " AmSmltiHf It.
ATT AmTobB 88. AmWtrWk,
AJlAJ8i.AvtL..3,i, BaldLoco 14':
.,. -'u 01,1011 HoeAIrp .
. ColGs&El 3. ComSolv joy,, Comj.Sou
Electric Cleaners Ph. 300
PlrTrTRva i IT
Ruth Wheeled.. 122 ErB"adTa,
ay
Eugene Auto Laundry Ph. 57
7-18, Con A ire 29i, Con Ed i 18. ConOU
5Tt, ConCan 33. CrnProd , CwnZel
. CtaWght 8H. DugAirc 69H. DPint .
EKod 1334. ElPwr&Lt li. GenEl SIS.
Gen Food a 38Vt, GenMot 38 la. Gdrch 2H.
GdyrTire . GtNorRypf 25Ii, Gryhnd
', lUCent , InspCop 11V,. IntHvst
S0(. IntNckCan 2534. IP&Ppf 65. IT8eT
2l. JnsMan . Kenn 37, Libora ,
Lckhd , Loews .
LnaBellA . MontWd 35'a. NshKlv 4,
NatBlsc lflU. NatDalry 13aa. NatDist 20,
NatLead , NYCent 11. NoAmAv 134.
NoAmCo 12'a. NorPac 64. OhioOil 9.
OtisStl , PacAmFish 8i. PacGs&El
237., PT&T , PckMot 2s. PanAmAirw
12i. ParamPlc , PennJC 79'. PennRR
23. PhloDae 30V.. PhilPet 43' 3. P&G
51V, PbSvcNJ 2U'4, Plman 26S. Radio
S'i. Ray , Raypf , RepStl , Rich
fleldOil .
SfwyStrs . SrsRoe 7H4, ShlUn Mi,
SocVac 84. SouCalEdi . SouPac IIV4.
SperryCorp 36, StdBrands 5i, StdOilCal
20' 3. StdOillnd 30, StdOilNJ 39l. Stn
Wbst , Stude 5U. SunMin . TxCorp
38.. TransAm 4. UnCarb 70'i. UnOll
Cal , UnPac 81'. UnitAirl 10U. Unit
Aire S9'a, UnitCorp 9-16, UnitDrug Stt,
UnitFruit 66. USRub 2I3i. USRubpf .
USStl 551!,, Van 34! a. WnrPict . Wst
Un 24'., WenghseEl W'a, Wlwth 29.
Oregon Methodists To
Erect Youth Institutes
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
chairman of the ad interim com
mittee acting as head ot Willam
ette university, gave his report on
the school's activities ot the past
year. Reports were also given Dy
Miss pearl . Sherlock, conference
education director, Charles Funk,
Wesley Foundation director at the
University of Oregon; and Sybil
Tucker, Wesley Foundation direct
or at Oregon State college.
Saturdays sessions concluded
the business meetings of the con
ference. The appointments for
the coming year will be read Sun
day afternoon at 4:15 by Bishop
Baxter.
Dr. .Albert Edward Day, Pasa
dena, outstanding Methodist
clergyman, Friday evening blamed
continuous upheavals in the world
upon the tendency of people to
follow the crowd, accept the com
monplace, and think the worst of
others. Dr. Day's speech climaxed
the day's program for the three-
day annual Methodist conference
meeting here.
Dr. Day challenged his audience
to be different, 'non-conformists,"
and denounced those who uphold
a theory while it is popular and
drop it as another idea becomes
more popular. To be in style with
the popular always means to be
out of style with God, the speaker
declared.
The Pasadena clergyman urged
those present to look at life with
greater expectation than before.
Such an attitude will make life
the event it ought to be, he said.
Dr. Day struck at the "prevail
ing trend" which leads people to
profess a belief in God but deny
that belief by their actions. Peo
ple seem to think that God is
'something operating by remote
control when in reality finding
God is like turning to ones In
ward thoughts, he averred.
Cure for the present situation
is a "change of mind," the con
ference speaker declared. People
must banish their "earthly mind
and take on a spiritual mind: You
change your mind and God will
change you," Dr. Day added.
U. S. Orders Italian
Consulates Closed
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
States would serve no desirable
purpose."
Besides the Italian consulates,
the state department ordered re
moval of all agencies and organi
zations of the fascist government,
except the Italian embassy here.
State department officials said
these would include Italian sub'
jects who were employes of the
Italian tourist information office,
Italian national institute of ex
change, Italcable, Italian library
of information, Italian Tobacco
monopoly, Italian commission for
the New York Worlds Fair, cus
todian of the Leonardo Da Vinci
exhibition, and the office of the
Italian commercial counselor in
New York city.
Stefani, the official Italian news
agency, was not among the or
ganizations named to be closed.
It is not registered at the state
department as an agency of the
Italian government.
You can whip our cream, but
vou can't beat our milk. Echo Hol
low Dairy. Phone 2935-J-2. Adv.
Fur Storage
Electric Cleaners Pr.
300
ENDS TONIGHT1
JOHN WAYNE
TRANCES DIE
IDWMD IUH
wtiuct ton
JOHNNY MACK
BROWN
Continuous Show from 12:4S
on Saturday and Sunday
THE REGISTER-GUARD,
Eugene Auto Laundry Ph. 57
TO I till WED.
lovE cmyJ
DR.
UILDARE
Witt LEW AYRES
Lionel Barrymor
LARAINE DAY jg
till SUN.
LOOK ON IN TERROR I
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AMAHDA OUFf
Thrill to the Chill Star!
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SATURDAY NIGHT
ART HOLMAN'S
ORCHESTRA
With BETTY WYCOFF
Ladies free until 9:30
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Come to us. Try our Chinese natures
herb remedies . . will belo you
regain good health.
Disorders, sinusitis, heart lung, liver,
kidney, stomach, gas, constipation,
ulcers, diabetes, rheumatism, gall and
bladder, fever, tKin,
(emale complaints,
Charlie Chan
Chinese Med. Herb
Co.
Office haairs only Wed.
and Sunday. 3:30 to
6:00 p. m.
S. B. PONO CONSULTATION PRE!
720 Willamette, Eugene, Ore.
Elmo Bailey
and his
Ever-popular Orchestra
TONITE at
SWIMMERS DELIGHT
2 mi. north of Goshen on
Willamette Highway.
Dancing from 9 till 12:30
TONIGHT
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigned as administratrix of the
estate of Onslow H. Jarrett. deceased,
has filed In the county court for Lane
County. Oregon, her final account as
such administratrix and said court has
appoined Monday, the 7tn day ot juiy,
1841, at ten o'clock A. M. as the time
and the county judge's office In the
county courthouse In Eugene. Lane
County. Oregon, a, the place for neax
lng objections. If any. to said final
account and the settlement thereof. All
persons interested and desiring to ob
ject to said final account are hereby
notified to file their objections thereto
in writing with the Clerk of said court
prior to said time and appear at said
tlms and place.
Date of the first publication or tnie
notice Is June 7th. 1041.
CARRIE ANN JARRETT.
as administratrix of the estate
of Onslow H. Jarrett, deceased,.
490 Sat July S.
NOTrCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
Alice E. Large as Administratrix of the
Estate of R. M. Vanderburg, Deceaaed.
has filed herein her Final Account as
such Administratrix and the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Lane
County has fixed Wednesday, the 18th
day of July. 1941. at the hour of 10:00
oclocK in tne forenoon of said day in
the County Court Room at the County
Court House In Eugene, Lane County,
Oregon, as the time end place for
hearing objections to said Final Ac
count. All persons having objections to
said Final Account must file the same
on or before said date.
Dated this 14th day of June. 1941.
ALICE E. LARGE.
, Administratrix Estate of R. M.
Vanderburg, Deceased,
HARRIS, BRYSON Sc EAST,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
503 Sat July 13
Professional Cards
. CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
PERCY W. BROWN
SPENCER R. COLLINS
DENTISTS
Lee, W. B.. Tiffany Bg. 42-J, 42-M
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
FOX. I. R.. 709 Miner. Phone 849.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
DR. H. H. PETERS. Tiffany Bldg,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
DR. TAYLOR. 430 Miner. Ph. 276.
Funeral Directors
100
BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL
t'none 433 lioz Olive St.
MILLER FUNERAL HOME
Junction City 662. Harrisburg 42
POOLE FUNERAL HOME
Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 341
VEATCH FUNERAL HOME
Ph. 112 Pearl St. at 10th
PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL
apringiieid tstn ana B. Ph. 411
Florists
110
RAUPS Better Flowers Fh. 616
Cards of Thanks 120
WE wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their many kind
nesses and floral offerings dur
ing our recent bereavement.
MRS. DELLA MASENGIL and
iamlly.
Personals
145
YOUNG women In trouble and In
need of a friend are asked to
communicate with Mrs. Major
C. Ford of the local Salvation
Army, phone 2099 or come to 719
Pearl street, or P. O. Box 245:
or write Maior Mildred Pratt,
Salvation Army White Shield
HomeJJ641 N. W. Mayfalr Ave.,
oriiana. uregon.
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST
CASKS,
DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST
uor. Bin Willamette, Eugene, Ore,
reiepnone ion
PSYCHOLOGIST - READINGS
. Dy appointment, rnone 1884.
Lost & Found 150
LOST June 3 mans billfold con
taining S. P. Pass & Personal
papers, u. u. bcnwaiDold, S. P
uepot. Eugene.
LOST Leather billfold, name J,
A. Huffman on papers. Reward,
Het. Heg.-uuard.
LOST Baby's white knit cap &
leggings .betw. 13th & Lincoln,
or 15th & Charnelton. Ph. 855-J,
PURSE found. Ph. 3543-W or call
- ante o at ui9 ramrion, -
Transportation 160
LOWEST RATES
Portland O. W. $1.85: R. T. $3.
Lv. Eugene 8:00 a. m 5:45 p. m.
San Francisco $6.25: ft. T. $11.25.
Los Angeles $11: R. T. $19.80.
DOLLAR PLUS LINES
49 E.Broadway Phpne jp?
WOULD like to go to Yellowstone,
room for 3. or will so in some
one else's car. about July 1. Ben
Stroebel, Maple Leaf Barber
shop,
WANTED ride to Los Angeles by
2 ladies, around June 24. 242 E.
14th ave. V
WANT ride for 2 people to Omaha,
Neb., June 25th or 26th. write
P. O. box 181, Drain ,Ore.
Real Estate for Sale 200
OPENING
NEW SUBURBAN TRACT
20 LARGE LOTS
Located just outside of city
limits on south Chambers street,
southwest of airport on hiRh
ground with good drainage, bx.
cellent view of city. These ex
rentinnallv laree lots are sur,
vsverl at Rfl'vl4A'. Four lots face
Chambers street; the remainder
fare new eraded and graveled
street under construction.
Will take personal property,
livestock or what have you in
trade. Terms will be given to
responsible parties.
See owners at 984 Chambers.
Phone 2446-M or 608 Washing-
ton. Phorte 3894-W.
"A Store with a Future
Here's a grocery store doing
a nice business, good lease.
Clean stock. Location ' makes it
worth more than the price of
$1600.
Eugene
Community Builders
"It must be good if
wp recommend it
241-4 Miner Bldg. Tel. 479
PEOPLE ARE COMING, homes
are settine scarcer, therefore,
hieher in rjrice. We have one
that was listed for $2500 not
manv months ago, now they ask
$5000. Let us tell you about the
homes we have for sale or we
will build y,ou one to suit your
taste.
McCULLY REALTY CO.
755 Willamette Street
nviil UtinrlfU 1nnm ft TIP
block from grade school, walk
ing dis. from H. S. and city
HBvmanl Kal lllra
rent. Ph. 34-F-32 for appoint
ment after 7 p. m. or peiore a
a. m
300 A. A river loam, 80 acres In
crops, balance pasture ana lim
ber. 6 room house, bath, good
buildings, good rd., near schools.
Heg.-uuard dox air..
MUST SACRIFICE
By out of town owner, 5 rms.,
strictly mod. hdw., firs., frplce.,
full cement bsmt., furnace, Ven.
blinds., pvd. st.. $3350) terms
reas. Ooen for insn. Sun.. Mon.
onlv. 865 E. 23 ave.
PT. party has 318 A. Excellent
location lor stocK rancn. sev
eral hundred acres pasture land
adi. Can be had very reas. Make
offer. 945 Franklin.
GOOD stock ranch. 289 acres with
key to outrange: also 80 acres
unimproved, good land, ideal
for irrigation. Both nicely lo
cated with power line. Pearl
Montgomery, Noti. Ore.
AS my work calls me out of the
city am putting my house up
for sale, 5 large rooms down
stairs, all plastered, 1 large
room upstairs, nice lawn, lot
75-160. 331 Monroe. Eugene.-
43 ACRES. 4V,. miles from Eugene.
river Bottom land, 6 room mod
ern house, fine dairy barn, mail
and electricity, all In cultiva
tion. $7000. fine terms on half.
E. W. WALKER at F. J.
BERGER'S. 32 E. 8th.
6 LOTS near new Spfld U. H. S..
ana good "3s v-a, 1 . sea. lor
good late car. Ph. 3069-W.
NOTICE
My 3 A. suburban home Is
taken off the market. Anna S.
Jonnson and Olaf E. Johnson,
at. z. cugene. ,
5 ROOM HOUSE $1950
Close-in, good lot: see Mrs.
Gillanders with
PAUL W. CAMPBELL. REALTOR
310 Miner Bldg. Phone 320
80 A. sell or trade for car. 4 mi.
w. Cheshire, good soil and
water, 510 per acre. B. Mont'
gomery. R. 2. Junction Citv. Eu,
gene. Ph. 16-F-5.
5 ACRES., unimp. Vh miles east of
opnnRiieia on mcnenzie nwy.
$1000, G. Bowden, owner on
piace.
CABIN and 1 A. lot, Hy. 99 at
santa (Jlara, $800 cash. H. c,
Dobson.
309 ACRES stock ranch. Joining
out range 15 ml. east. Klamath
Fans. Box 74. Mabel, Ore.
8-RM. HOUSE good cond., near
school and town. Running as
HOMESITES. $10 down. $10 mo,
i mi. N. city limits on new hwv,
99. Bus. sites, hwy.. frontage. S,
G. Jacobs, owner on place.
FINE-view lot exc. residential
area, near Laurelwood golf
course. 75x190. So. slope, $700
casn. w. 1j. van Loan.
20 A., fair buildings: electricity
available. Small down pavment.
rest like rent. Vk mi. W. Walker.
a. rj. tiaignt, dox 10. Saginaw.
LOT 70x110, 780. East 21st. owner,
J. f. Neve, 648 w. 5th, Fh,
879-W.
LOT 50x160 on Roosevelt Blvd.;
city water, - dus service, $275,
. Ph. 4482. or People's Exchange,
2 LOTS on So. C. Spfld.. between-
iztn ana I4tn Inq. 1448 E. Main,
caoin b. spiia
R. N. STEVENSON
TfFAT.TOP
207 Tiffany Bldg. Ph. 1728 or 2842
RODMANS
820 Willamette St.. Eugene
903 Main St.. Cottage Grove
SIX rnnm hniiM. rirliihla 00.., ma
- lawn, flowers, cherries, walnut
ana snaae irees. tall at 1258
nign street.
6 ROOM house, suburban. O. D.
Yates. 25th and Jefferson.
WHY pay rent? Lot nnri nr
Springfield. No down payment.
vwner. rn, opr. 708.
LOT S. W. cor. 28-Agate. Make
mier. owner dm nuyarq Apt. 1
R. W. PflTTPB Raol TT-T-
I. p. O. F. Bldg. Phone 4458
3 LOTS in Springfield; write box
in, vaKnage. tjre.
MY property has been taken off
. turn wu-ftei, x.ei a. Everett,
Real Estate for Sale
NEWLY built 6 room house. Joe
Gonez. Bethel Drive.
MY residence. 06 1 Lawrence. Inq
at Lee's Coffee Shop. 757 W. 6th.
Real Estate Exchanges 210
2-3 ACRE near Klamath Falls,
with 4 rm. modern house, for
small farm Willamette Valley.
Marinn Howell, box 910. Klam-
am raus, urc
LARGE 3-rm. house, 12x18 screen
puil'ii, n un nil. a. nooK, WOOa
shed. Bar. For house close to
s. f. biiops. tjn. ZU3H-W. Price
$1500.
A-l, 60 acre farm for acreage or
casn. rtegisier-uuara Pox 5086,
160 A. Timber. J. H. Balzhiser. Rt,
2, Junction City. Ore.
R. E. Loans. Loan Wanted 220
$1800 LAND sale contract with
deed at a big discount, owner
needs cash. Ramey W. Rugh, 948
Oak.
HOMES. Farm & Business ProD
ery loans. 4 up, F, J. BERG
ER. 32 E. 8th.
Real Estate Wanted 250
WE have some very good buyers.
List your property with us if you
reallv want to sell.
PETERSON MORTGAGE CO.
23 E. Broadway Phone942
WANT modern house, will trade
$600 equity., 1941 Buick busi
ness coupe, 5000 mi., assume
balance. Ph. 4548-W.
LIST your small homes with us
for quick action. . .
STRIKER & PARSONS Ph. 912
WILL PAY $300 for best lot close
to grade school. Fth 3604-J.
WANTED small .house noar Eu
gene. Ph. 3860 bet. 10 & 6.
Rentals Wanted 300
For Summer, Starting July 1
New. modern, furnshed 2-
or 3-hprironm. Prefer sub
urban Eugene but must be at
tractive. I have twin bovs nine.
and small pet dog. My family
accustomed to nice home and
know how to take care of prop,
ertv. Am readv. willing and ex-
pect to pay top price for iust
what we want. Manning Bar
ber. 2075 Chilton Drive. Glen-
dale, California.
WANT TO LEASE unfurn. 4-bed
room house. Ph. 2090-M.
FURN. HOUSE OR APT. Near
Condon school wanted by Sept.
' 1. permanent, no children. Reply
P. O, Box 433. Junction City.
WANT TO LEASE unfurn. 4-bed-room
house. Ph. 2090-M.
Houses for Rent 310
3RMSbath, modern. $18, on
Augusta St., oil mverview oee
owner, 1st hse. south of Walker.
4 mi. north of Cottage Grove,
hwv. 99. or at place Sat. & Sun.
only,
AFTF.R -Tnlv 1. R rms. strictlv mod,
hdw. firs., frplce.. lurnace, run
cm. bsmt? Ven. bids.. $40. Call
865JE. 23.unMn.only. .
MODERN 6 room home, sawdust
burner, full basement, WESSIX
water heater. Inq. at 1457 W. 10.
Ph. 1448.
6 ROOM mod. brick house at
Santa Clara, one block W. of
church. O. K. Baldwin. Ph.
347KJ-5.
SPRINGFIELD. 6 rm. house, fire
place, garden spot, grand view.
Ph. Eugene 1798-R.
LOWER FLAT living rm., din
ing rm.. Kitcnen; z Deorms.. saw
dust burner, nice yard. Ph. 619
or 1294-J. Ethel Kinsey;
5 RMS. furnished. Elect, range,
water heater, frig. etc. Garage.
1424 E. 18th. Call from 1 to
5:30 p. m.
piTmMTsmr.n house. $10. IV mi.
north Elmira road. mile
west on Alvadore road, E. J,
Ward
nADTr.v fnrn 9-rm. cabin. $8 mo,
6th house of bridge on right.
Riverview St. fiigaara. .
MOVING Anywhere via Beklns
T 7 r 1 n.lva CavwlM.
PACIFIC VAN & STORAGE CO
BEDROOM house.
College Hill. $27.50.
,,lte nn
1128 Wash.
tttt 1 1 r v. ,ml Alprtric
range, refrig. and gar. Ph. 1048-J
or na.
3 RM. house and bath, water fum.
tos tjiiq v. iath
2 RMS., pt fum., good water. $7
m. ij. jJuaecK. rtt. o. oancj
7 ROOM fum. house near Univ.
Ph. 2746-M. or iuai.
5 RM. mod. Eng. H. S. lrge. lot,
322.50 1A csh. Ph. 2655-M.
7 RM. fum. house near Univ. Ph
2746-M. or 1057.
Farms. Acreaee for Rent 320
40 ACRES. 6-rm. house, partly
fum.. $10 mo. Write Goldie
Eusted. Rt. 4. Dox3ZD;
PASTURE, sheep, horses, cattle:
gooa grass, iences, auoy0 .i'
water. E. M. Warren. Ph. 8F12.
Apartments for Rent 330
3 ROOM apartment, large pleas
ant rms., pvt. bath. elec. frig.,
and stove, west side. Ph. 304.
2 APTS. 1140V4 Mill, and cottage
apt. 1 142. no pets, aauivs uuu,
partially turn.
O AD 9 Tftff nrtt MO.irlv HPC. 8nd
fum. Close to Plywood Plant
and 5. P. Shop, iuub-w-j.
FURN. 3-rooms with .electric
range and hot water, $30. 2244
Aider, rn. zbbz-j.
ATTRACTIVE new. 4 plx eiec.
eauiDned. heat, water, hardwood
firs., near university- 771 E iztn,
FOR rent ground floor, 3 rm. apt.,
fum;. adults. 423JtonrpeSt;
FLORENCE APARTMENTS
1272 Willameiie
MEL VERNON APARTMENTS
1065 E. 19th
MOD. 3-rm. upstairs apt,, unfurn..
heat, water, fum. 565 Blair.
9 ROOMS, furnished. Adults. 967
Patterson. Ph. 1431-R. .
5-RM. furn. ant. Adults. 432 W.
6th. Ph. 1Z0B-M,
APT., incl. 4 rms. & bath, partial'
1v fnrn. 11401A Mil . upstairs.
4-ROOM unfurn. ant. Clean and
quiet. Adults. lOBU wasnmgwn.
4 RM. FURN. APT.
450 W. Bvoaawav
ONE.2-RM. FURN. APT.
488 W,
nth. Ph. 3441-M.
ONE RM. KITCHENETTE every
thine furnished. $18. nh. 2260-M,
CLOSE-IN. clean. 3-rm., prvt
hnth.'snt.. nrliiltn. 1353 Lincoln.
2 ROOM furn. apt. at Spfld. Call
JSpfla44zj5W1st1
3 RM. APT., light & water fum,
$27.50. Ph. 2260-F.
1 RM. ant. furnished. Light &
water. 389 W. 6th. . -
2 ROOM fum., apt., 630 E. 14th,
2357-J, $18.50.
200 1 An...-J
-rtiinenif.B. . 1
Dl.' n it i.-.r.-
APART ' J
KlrSr-iT R6U- 18th
J18. 264 wS,1 I
water. Fr o n. iu
uhn, apt foTirri-yl
ground flrJ "IlSri
535, ndulti. nk'SftW nofi
-s
Rooi" (or R..i
uniN. BasementliSiT J
PLEASANTliiirS--r--.
mentaDt.,S'l?
watcr,Nearlil,W,OT
aesired . 975 Alder. Fh W
CLEAN 5iW-ir!au?a
rage, $12" 360 rm,S?
.. 3765-W. "Hi
CLOSE to camrniTTr
very reasonable PMmI,1
A ROOM for toolS
... Underwood. 583 s 1 ffiP-
A ROOM for'two'rnej
. Underwood. 5as v iST
SIMMONS bedsrshowerbTj
week, or dav. im H
TOURIST rnOwSS
... water, moderate w.nu
SLEEPING rTrfiTr-
m8a?ihCloseta'4
bLKEPING ROOMTlSl
nlentv hot water. 462'
...2M?-6. 2244 xfittT
rooms,
1058-J. " "M'U1B'
2 LIGHT houspknin. -.rr
CLEAN sleeping roomj,' llj"
mo., up, 1237 Ferrv.
: ROOM TO RENT
iso west ieui
ROOMS for men mimm
. . preferred, 465 Uth vt,
SLEEPING room for dill
. campus and town: 124a ffi?
TIT TV A C AXTm
Willamette.
FURN. light hskM. rm,
BiceuinK rrn. dot w. Bill.
MOD. sleeping rooms, HISS
Room and Bond
ROOM 1c BOARD
1262 Mill PhOMatf
RM. and board. Nice cool,
piace. rn. isvu-yt.
ENJOY HOME CO0KIG1
WW Hiai
NICE family home. Boini a
desired. 1175 Chamellm,
SLEEPING rooms, priv. at I
nuo-H.
BOARD, room and care for el
ladies. Ph. 1378-J.
BOARDERS, men or woma
Iamlly meals, 1179 Qui
Business Bentili
SPACE FOR SHOP
55 W. BUI, 37M,
LEASE on fully eouip. rtMii
with apt. Fl). Z4l-J-J.
Business Opporttmitia I
vnn T.rAcir hrsnrl new
service sta. on .
Grove, exc. opportimitTw)
operator, ph, . write er I
Northwest Oil Co, 1H 1
Buren. Ph. 18M.
GOOD service sta. fid J
shop, doing good buslma J
and equip., cheap for fia
Int. reason for leilil
ss
1UK die proiit lAioot"". -b.
$400 urTward. InterA J
otnre unon reauest .J&JH
-.n n ; MIA
SMALL Grocery For SA, t
quarters, reasonable roi.
5115 Heg.-ouaro
BAKERY
155H. cash If taken T
day. Phl286j2Lia
t m.T .....t fur It
.rn court, etc. mm
SERVICE STATION -for Wj
ing over 4000 gallons, FM1
or call Northwest OU ftl
Van Buren.
BUSINlSisS ana uj.. r- j.
TTIhnnv 101. for ,1
M-ESSlNGlRRSF8
Reasonanie. rujZ -
lease.
FALLERS anabf?
MAN for general farmJ
Beamer. .'"
TOfirKs to haul lot "
Monroe Lujnbi&
CLEANING woman
asd i
Fri.. ft
Guarclhpi
R f
&sehJyd
EXPTlViTtresT. MWl
47 E. 10th -sr"j
EXPERIENCEE i
7an and woman ",-nitt
for use of "n!"""
?...( box JSrrSfff
wgs, vmSa'
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