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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Page Four Eugene Markets Are Quiet Eugene Markets No changes were reported In the pro duce prices in the Eusene markets Sat urday. The list follows: BUTTEBFAT (Buying. PrleM) Premium Quality (maximum of . el ! I per cent acid) sBne First quality (maximum of . Of 1 per Second quality -- ggo mt acid) "PC MITTTCk rwholassls rnsesi Cwwai to Hlfas Grade A Ma Grade B Loaf. CHECSB evtra. lb. Jt4e 28l,c 25He Ixiaf. in case lota. lb. TriDs. single, lb. Trips, In case lots. lb. MW EGGS Baying Prless Grade A large JJ-S Grade A large Grade A medium Grade B medium . -----;r nholesal. irises ta Betinera Grade A large J Grade B large e;c Grade A medium 34 Grade B medium 30e Poettry No. 1 colored hens " No. 1 leghorn hens Ka 1 colored springs No. 1 leghorn broilers WOOL Valley. 12 months clip. lb. , Coarse, lb. .. ... Short, 6 months clip. lb. Lamb. lb. I Mohair, lb. l-17e -JB-17C 40c 40c S!o bidii J2c c Beet Calf I Kip Lone wool pelts . 10c 8c no. uho Cascara. lb. Oregon mw nV.J TALLOW NO. 1 30 No. 1 M OBAIMS Wheat, red. bushel Wheat, white, bushel . White oats, ton , Gray oats, ton ?f Barley, ton VEGETABLES, TOURS ' (Baying Prices Aer. m Na. I tTsSsea) (tnlon. !h. SC S23 Lemon sucumbers, doz. Carrots, doz. bunches -Strawberries, crate -Peaches, basket -Corn. doz. ears String beans, lb. . Cabbage, lb. Crooked neck squash, bu. - Zuccini squash, bu. Table Queen squash, doz. Peanut squash, doz. Apples, box Green onions, doz. bunches . Beets, .doz. bunches Celery, bunch Tomatoes, fiat - . 0c K.50 50c 4c So 30e 50c 40c 40c -S1.15 40c 40c Be 0c Public Market Tomatoes are slow in ripening, owing to the continued showers, and soma of them are beginning to spoil, according to growers at tha Producers' Public market. They are selling at 75 cents a box, field run. There were no changes in prices of staple producta at the mar ket Green onions. 1 bunches lac Spinach. 3 lbs. for 13c Carrots, bunch Sc. Potatoes. 10 to It lbs. for Garlic, id. Rhubarb. 3 lbs. for Cucumbers New Potatoes, lb. - Beets, bunch -JSC 30C 10e for Me So String beans, lb. Sc. and S for , Zucdnl squash, 3 for Crabapples. lb. 5 c;6 for celery. Duncn 15c 10e 3Je Green com, doz. ears, la to . Tomatoes, lb. Green neroers. 3 lbs. tor . . Turnips, 3 lbs. for .... Lettuce, lb. 10c 25c 5c -ISO -10c 8o 28o lb.t triplets to wholesalers. 35c lb.: loaf. 2c F.O.B. Tillamook. Esss Prices to producers: A, large, 34c; B, large 29c: - A, medium, 30c: B, medium. Z6c doz. Resale to retailers, 4c higher for cases: carton So higher. Country meats Selling prices to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch ers, 133 to 140 lbs., l',4-nc lb. : vealers. fancy, 31ci light thin, 16-lac: heavy. 14.18c: yearling lamDs i i irM iim spring lambs 174-180 lb.: ewes. 5-9c lb.; good cutter cows 12-U'ic. canner cows. 11-lJc lb.; bulls 14Vb-15c lb. Live PoultryBuying prices. .No. t grade Leghorn broilers, under ltt lbs.. 17c; over la lbs., lee; rryers, 1 4 lbs., 16c: roasters, over ids.. 18c; colored hens. Utie; Leghorns, under 3 lbs.. 14 '4c; over 314 lbs.. Ifll4e: old roosters. 8e lb. Dress turkevs nominal selling prices: Hens, old crop. 24-250. new crop. 2S-30c lb. Onions Walla Walla. 11.00: Oregon. $1.10-1.23 per SO-lb. bag. Potatoes New white locals. si.so-l.T9 cental; Yakima No. 1 Gems. $1.35 cental; Klamath Falls. (1.83-3 cental. No. 1, S18.0O-1S.5O ton; oat-vetch, 313.00 No. 1, J16.00-10.50 ton; oat-vetch, $12.00 ton: Willamette valley clover. 11.00 ton: timothy, eastern Oregon, $21.00; valley timothy, (1 ton. poruana. Wool 1841 contracts. Oregon rsncn. nominal, 32-35o lb.: crossbred s, 34-37C lb.: lambs ( ) lb. Mohair 1941 12-month. 3e lb. Hons Oregon contracts. 1941. 28-30C lb.: 1940. 27-28c lb.: seedless. 0-41c Cascara bark 1940 peel. 11c; 1941. 10c lb. , i ' POBTLAM fXOCB PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept 13 (API- Domestic flour, selling price, city dell very. 1 to 22-bbl. lots: Family patents, 49s. $7.00-7.80; 90s. 38.SO-7.50: bakers hard yheat net S5.90-6.S0; bluestem. $6.25-8.75: blended wheat $5.90-8.35; soft wheat $3-5.25; graham. 98s. $5.25: wnola wheat 90s. 35.90 bbL SperrvCorp ?8V,. StdBrands 5S. StdOil Cal 2.V.. StdOHInd 32. StdOilNJ 42'.. StdWbst . Stude 63a, SunMin 84. Tex Corp !'. TransAm 4'4, UnCarb 78",, unoical 15. unpac 774. unllAiri im, UnltAlrc 40. UntCorp 9-18, UnitDrug 5i, UntFruit 74'4. USBub Xli. UsBubpt 1014, USSt! 57. Van 24'4. WnrPle 84, WestUn S0V4, WstnghsEl 88(4, Wlwh 29!t PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 13 (AP) (USDA) Hogs for the week ending to day, 2775; market closed around 10 above last Friday after losing part of early sales 12.80-85 with no test Friday; medium weights 12.00 down, light lights 11:50-12.00; packing sows 10.25-11.00. mainly; choice feeder pigs to 13.50 with selected 85 lb. lot 14.50 Thursday. Cattle for week 3850: calves 430: mar. ket generally steady despite largest re ceipts in three years; ' some weakness on beef cows early: bulk grass steers 10.00-11.00, short feds to 11.50, good choice grain, feds 12.00-85: fed heifers 11.00, grassers 9.00-10.25. light dairy heifers 6.50-8.00; canner and cutter cows 5.00-SjOO, medium-good beef cows 7.25 8.23; common-medium bulls 7.25-8.50, good to 9.25 and over; good-choice veal- ers 12.50-13.50; stacker and feeder steers 8.50-10.00. Sheep for- week 4015: spring lambs fully 25 higher, older classes strong; bulk good-choice springers 10.25-75. extreme top 11.00. several lots shorn lambs 0.50- 85; feeder lambs 8.75-9.50, few 10.00; yearlings 7.75 down: slaughter ewes scarce, few 4.00-50, breeding ewes around D.W-1V.W per nead. Saturday Radio KOBE Eugene 1450 ftHofyelM (MatDSl-Don Le Network) 5:00 p. m. Hit TutiM of Song, Dance 5:15 Cavalcade of Drama 5:30 News 5:45 Modern Melodies 6:00 Traffic Safety 7:i Front rage .Drama 7:30 News 7:45 California Melodies 8:00 Chicagoland Concert 9:00 News 9:15 Freddy Martin Oreh. 9:30 Herble Holmes Oreh. 10:00 Feddy Maritn Oreh. 10:30 News 10:45 Carvel Craig Oreh. 11:00 Oztie Nelson Oreh. 11:30 Ted FioRlto Oreh. 12:00 News 13:15 Hoot Owl Serenade KGW Portland 620 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 5:00 p. m. Barn Dance 6:00 Grand Ol Opry 6:30 Latitude Zero 7:00 Truth and Consequences 7:30 Knickerbocker Playhouse 8:00 News 8:05 Palace Hotel Oreh. 8:30 Edgewater Beach Hotel Oreh. 8:55 News 9:00 Defense for America 9:30 Palladium Ballroom Oreh. 10:00 Ten o'clock News 10:15 Biltmore Oreh. 10:30 Pasadena Auditorium " Oreh. 11:00 Bal Tabarin Cafe Oreh. 11:30 Florentine Gardens Oreh. fit A Portland 1400 Ktloeyelei (NBC Bine Network) 5:00 p. m. Biltmore Oreh.. 5:30 Summer Symphony 6:30 Sweet and Rhythmic 6:45 News Headlines and Highlights 7:00 Beverly Hills Club Oreh. 7:30 Biltmore Oreh. 8:00 News . . 8:05 Hotel Astor Oreh. 8:30 St. Francis Oreh. 8:55 News 1 9:00 Ambassador East Hotel Oreh. 9:30 BishoD and the Gareovis 10:00 Spin and Win 10:30 The Quiet Hour 11:00 Paul Carson. Organist ii:ju news Roundup KUAU COrvaillS 550 Kflocvelfla 5:00 p. m. Music. Band 5:15 Book of the Week 5:30 Music. Masterworks, Oreh, 5:45 Sacred Music . 6:00 Weather, Dinner Concert 6:15 Newa 6:30 Farm Hour 6:45 Weather, Market 7:10 Farm Front 7:30 Opera, "Carmen" 8:30 Cavalcade of Drama 8:45 Music, Organ 9:00 Building for Defense 9:15 Music, Masterworks. Oreh. Fruits Evergreen blackberries, crate fl.50 Raspberries, a boxes for - , 3o Strawberries box 13c. S for 33o Peaches, basket, 20a and Wo Himalaya blackberries, box 10oj 8 for Ke Plums, basket i i 180 CrabaDDles, 6 lbs. for .h , 25c Damson plums. 5 lbs. for , Bartlett Pears, box Miller sweet prunes, lb. -Italian prunes, box .. . Apples. 6 lbs. for ..,.- HucKieDemes, id. -41.25 -50 -11.88 25c Oversize , Extras Mediums , Eggs Dressed Poultry Teavy hens, lb. . Light hens, lb. , Fryers, lb. .-- DUCKS. ID. Butter. Ib. Miscellaneous Walnuts. 1 20c: 1 f or Fllbers, lb. 20c: 1 foe Horseradish, lb. -. Babbits, dressed, lb. , Black walnuts, lb. .. Home made sausage, lb. Crape juice, gallon 4lc -350 Portland List PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 19 (AP) Butter Prints: A grade, 404e pound In parchment wrappers; 41 Vie In cartons! B grade, in parchment wrappers. cartons, 40c lb. Butterfat First quality, maximum of ,8 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland, 39l-40c 1 ,j premium duality, (maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity), 41-41V4C lb.; valley routes and country points, 2c less or 38c lb.t second quality at Portland, 2c under first or 38c. Cheese Selling prices to Portland re tailers: Tillamook triplets, 27c lb.t loaf, Buy Your Furniture on EASY TERMS at 65 W. 8th Phone 3666 NEW HOLLYWOOD and OTHER SUITS All Models For All Men See them $25 to $50 DeNeffe's Willamette POETLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore.. Sent. 13 (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May . 1.05V. 1.05V. 1.05 1.05 Sept, 98 M 98 88 Bee. 1.03 1.0J 1.01 1.01 Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white 32.50. Barley No. 2 49 lb. B. w. 30.50. Com E. Y, Shipment 34.00. No. 1 riax 2.09. . Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.00, soft white excluding Bex 1.0214. white club 1.03, western red 1.03. Hard red winter ordinary B7U. 10 ter cent 1X0, 11 per cent 1.04, 12 per cent 1.1V. Hard white Baart ordinary 1.05, 10 per cent 1.08, 11 per cent 1.15, 12 per cent 1.18. Today's car receipts: Wheat 27, barley , iiour , corn o, oats l( nay o, mill feed 8. flaxseed 3. . 4 New York Markets . NEW YORK. Sept IS (AP) The stock market kept its balance on the speculative trapeze today without reat deal of effort. While many leaders moped throughout the brief proceedings and minor declines were fairly well distributed, there were a few relatively strone mvrt nri frac tional advances were plentiful at the cioee. Transfers were around 300,000 snares. Reila did moderately well In otherwise Irregular bond department. wommoainea exniDitea further rising in- ciinatione for a white but Hmn in grains eventually unsettled the staples J I. Case went fnfn .. for the year. Rails Issues were up at !-w!r ana ncuaea cnesapeake and vnj, Axunwo coast wne. and N. Y, Central. Douxlaa Aircraft and fiWrit rv.4 . gains and support was accorded Sears "wwwi wenerai Motor', western Un ion, and North Amnrimn. Laggards Included Montgomery Ward, Chrysler. DuPnnt nrf it js d..kv. ?3;,Maun AlChm.Dye -AllisChal 29. AmCn 81, AmCr&Fdy 31, AmRdStdSan BV. AmRoUMills 14. AmSmlt&Rf 43'4. AT&T 154V... AmTbB 70. AmWtrWkn 4U. AmTfixi ji.a a MH, Armm 4, Atch 27. AvCorp 4' BoeAnrD 23. Bdn 31 R-avirn 9AU. rni im -ajiu , uajrlec IWt, CanDry wnnc .vs. tllTac is, eel 28y., voiussei comSolv it, ComiSou ConCan 38,, CmPrd 55V,. CwnZell K CtsWght 9V. DllffAlrf riTA luir. JKod 141. ElPwr&Lt 14, GenEl Gti wa, ufjimot 3Wrt, Odrch 19', BlCent 9. InitnCnn TnttT,, Ray. t.I NckCan 30. IP&Ppf 70V. IT&E 314," Jns wa, jvTOn oova, IjIDUD'a 30J.i, Lckd LngBellA 3H. MontWd, 35H. NshKlv !? -N.atBl5C NatDalryPrd 15. Nat Dls 244, NatLead 18",, NYCent 12V,, No AmAv lSV,. NoAmCo 12, NorPac , OhioOll , otisStl 7i4, PacAmPlsh HV, PacGs&EI 25. PT&T 117, PkdMot 2, pn ArnAirc 17H, ParamPle 15',, PennJC PennRR 224. PhlpDge 31 !4. PhllPet 45. P&G 60. PubSvcNJ 21'. Plman 26,J, 5d!?i.4, Kay . Raypf . BepStl , RchOlt , BelyoldsMetal 14!4. Sfwystrs , SrsTtoe 74',, ShlUn . SoeVao 9V,, SouCalEdl 23H. SouPae 13V4 Springfield Theatre TODAY'S SUPER BILL Nancy KHty and Robt. Cammlngs la "PRIVATE AFFAIRS" Johnny Mack Brnwn In "RIDERS OF PASCO BASIN" Stria!: Whit. Eaal. Cartoon and News Most Seat, 15o Children 10. Dance 6th Annual Fireman's Dane HARRISBURG COMMUNITY AUDIT. SAT. SEPT. 13TII Bill Fishers Radio Dance Band Sponsored by Hbg. Vol. Fire Dept. - CITY NEWS NOTES - Marriage Licenses Issued Marriage licenses have been is sued at Reno, Nev., to the follow ing: Ward E. Davis and Mary E. McMilOn both of Eugene; Earl Har ris and Mary M. Slater, both of Drain. Officials at Fair- County Commissioners Walter J. Holland and Allen P. Wheeler and County Engineer P. M. Morse attended the western Lane county fair at Florence Friday. Bob Christensen in City- Bob Christensen of the Spencer Butte area was a visitor at the courthouse Friday. Baseball AMERICAN Detroit ..'..000 001 0045 8 J New York ..000 001 2003 7 5 Newsom, Rowe (8) and Sulli van; Donald and Dickey, Silvestra Chicago ..010 000 000 1. 7 0 Philadel. .300 000 OOx 3 5 0 Smith and Turner: Fowler and Hayes. Outboard Motor Stolen Morris Wies, Rt. 5, Eugene, re ported to city police Friday that Reds Roll Back Nazi Legions (CONTINUED FROM FAGE 1) an outDoaro motor naa tou stolen from him. Firemen Called Citv firemen were called to 1835 Jefferson, residence of Mrs. Ralph Ball, Friday when a saw dust burner smoked. There was no damage. Webster Kincsld in City wriwter Kincaid. realty dealer oi Portland and formerly of Eugene, is here for a day or so. Mrs. Sullivan Here Mrs. Charles Sullivan of uie Linslaw area was a visitor in Eu gene Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Here- Mr. and Mrs. vern Stewart of Cottage Grove were Eugene vis itors Friday. From Alvadore W. H. Cox was in Eugene from Alvadore on business Friday. 8 2 St. Louis OH 000 0002 Boston 005 001 Olx 7 13 Auker, Trotter (3). Newlin (71 and Ferrell; Wilson and Peacock. NATIONAL Boston 000 000 0000 6 0 Pittsburgh .100 000 OOx 1 .82 Salvo and Berres, Montgomery: Conger, Strnincevich (3) and Lo pez. Philad. ..120 001 000 004 10 0 Chicago 012 000 001 015 14 2 Podgajny, Melton (11) and Liv ingston; Eaves, Raffensberaer (2) Pressnell (7), Passeau (10) and Scheffing. Philadel. .100 000 000 1 7 0 Chicago .012 000 OOx 3 5 0 Podgajny and Livingston; Eaves, Raffensberger (2), Presnell (7) and Scheffing. men attacking the' Bryansk sec tor. Chernigov, a Desna river port and manufacturing city 80 miles northeast of Kiev, fell before a nazi drive from Gomel wmcn placed the invaders within 45 miles of the trunk railway between Mos cow and the Ukrainian capital. : Germans Suffer On the Bryansk front the Ger mans also lost more than 260 tanks, 600 vehicles and hundreds of can non, the Russians said, disclosing that the German drive towards Bryansk started in August and that the Russian counter-thrust started 13 days aso. ' In the Smolensk sector, the Rus sians reported their counter-at tacks were continuing, with re- caDture of the village of Setolovo. ' The Russians indicated they turned the blitzkrieg tactics on the nazis. Soviet infantry, arui' lery, tanks and planes cooperated closelv to DUt the pincers on in dividual units and destroy them piecemeal. Finland Gets Materials Finland reported officially the caDture of vast Quantities oi s0V' iet war materials since she entered the war as Germany s ally June 29. listing 25,000 rifles, 3,000 ma chine-guns. 600 trench-mortars, 800 guns of other calibers and var ious rolling stock. British bombers struck at west ern Germany during the night and RAF fighters roared across the Enelish channel shortly after dawn, apparently to smite again at nazi positions on the French coast. Berlin acunowieagea civil ian casualties and apartment house damage in southwestern Germany, but no military damage. TUnlnmntic situations drew at tention In South and Central AmpHnfl. Chilean police detained 22 Ger mans for Questioning in an inves tigation of activities considered of ficially to be harmful to domestic security. New York 300 000 100 4 12 0 Cincinnati 000 003 03x 6 8 1 East, WitUg 8 and Blaemire; Star, Thompson 8 and Lombardi, West. Brooklyn .000 00 St. Louis ..000 00 Wyatt and Franks; Cooper and Mancuso. Neither team had col lected a safe hit up until the 6th inning. (Unfinished at press time) JOE GORDON TODAY AB - R H PO 4 0 2 3 ' A 3 Aircraft Workers Get Wage Boost LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 Workers in eight major airplane plants of 'Southern California congratulated themselves today unon a blanket increase in wages, Aviation company officials said the increase in payroll costs would run into millions, but ad ded that the advance was ar ranged in an effort to standard ize the pay throughout the indus try. JAMES STEWART ROBERT YOUNG jBARRYMORE MICE NUe luun Jy MRS. NEWELL WINS BROOKLINE, Mass., Sept. 13 (U.B Mrs. Betty Hicks Newell, who began to play golf only four years ago, won the American championship for women today when she defeated Helen Sigel of Philadelphia, 5 and 3 in the 36 hold final of the . 45th national tournament, ARROW MESSENGER Ph. 610. ' luff! Mint lift CLICKS TO ROAMNCI ..ANDTHf WHltlS Of CfMNCf TOMMYORSEti ' f and Hit Orchestra ( S ENDS TONIGHT! fYoTktrt Jmm 7 win mi yM ...Ktfl't jraivi asjt 4(r, mtrrtciMMtitl - v jl I 1 . MAN INT0WN Freak CRAVIN Eileen 0'HARA Edgar Buchanan Personals Records The Eusene Reslster-Ouaxd U a mem eer of the Associated Press. The Afeort ated Press Is exdutlvelr entitled to uw use for publication of all news dlspatehej credited to II or not otherwise credited in this paper and also all the local newa published heieln. All rtlhts or publica tion ol special dispatches herein are also reservea. EUOIlKiriiiin - Bt Carrier, yearly In advi By carrier, mommy , By Mali In Oreion. yearld .... w.n .. nramn. rnrl nutsMe ol state, yearly Rt Mall. I month j- By Mall to Oreecei. S months .. 1-00 CHANGB Or ADDEESS In Making- change ol Address Pleesfi H,,. wiMf aiMreu as well SS the BOW. This Is necessary In order that youij credit can be transterreo. no " stopped at old address. - Legal Notice. H5 YOUNG women In trouhle and in need of a friend are asked to communicate with Mrs. Mnjor C Ford of tha lnr-al Sl, .,.": Army, phone 2099 or come to 719 Pearl street or p. O. Box 245 or write Major Mildred Pratt tfiaeASPS. Y.hite Shield jiuiiic, u w. mayiair Ave. Portland. Oregon. "dental PLATE REPAIR" TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST " ;i """.JuKene. ure. Hunters, Attention! Make reservations for your Bic Mule Deer. Pack trips arranged Jess Edgmgton, Sisters. Ore. Ph 811s . . BUILDING PERMITS Don McCugh, alter residence at 1658 E. Thirteenth, $25. H. C. Bradley, new residence at 518 W. Twenty-Third, $2500, POLICE COURT Edward T. Smith, drunk, 12 days in jail. JUSTICE CUUKT Maurice Wamsley, charged with larceny by embezzlement, bail set at $500, hearing Tuesday. Stacy T. Barrick, charged with receiving stolen auto, bail set at $1500, preliminary hearing waived. unrrrl- Tn CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thst the undersigned has been appointed Admln- , nr FRED C. WATTS, Deceased, by the County Court of Lane County. Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, duly verified. to tne unoersisnea m uo """ r of E. O. Immel. In the First National Bank Building. Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 3nh day of August. 1941. ... CARRIE E. WATTS. Administratrix of the Estate of Fred C Watts, deceased. E. O. IMMEL. Attorney for Estate. First Natl. Bank Bldg., Eugene. Ore. 10 Sat Sept 71. AMBULANCE SERVICE -ernrnr city. Emergencies higher. Wrerk . er service. 50c in city. Whv nv mn7 Phnn- Ono B4HT:Sff am ,niassage, hairstyf. Inrl lltntlnn 4tnninl T-1 e,n ""J PENTHOUSE BEAUJXIAljON owiiMU urumi Lessons: Sneciai w uuKiiniers. i-n. Ziua-J, Lost & Found 150 Board Recommends Cut In Walnut Production NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE ' IS HEREBY GIVEN. That O. K. Fry. the Administrator of the Last wm ami TMlimmt of Elizabeth A. Fry. deceased, has filed his Final Account In the matter .of said estate In the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, and that Tuesday, the 16th day of September. 1941. at ten O'CIOCK m tne lorenoon ui said day. In the County Court rooms in the Courthouse In Eugene, Lane County. Oregon, has been flxea as ine time ana place by the said Court for the hearing of objections to .said account and for final settlement of said estate. Any and all objections to said account ana tne final settlement of said estate must be filed with the Clerk of sam uoun on or before the date of said hearing. G. K. FRY. Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth A. Fry, Deceased, CALKINS 4 CALKINS. Attorneys for Estate. S75 Sat Sept 13. - vust, money & checks. Pono' Ice Cream. Keen money, return t.un.na. lewHiu nn v h-n 7-;nn Extension 57 or mail 746 e'. 19th' uuai uy carrier, reversible blue, "mi. iictum io neg..uuard. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13 OP) A recommendation that wal nut growers reduce to 85 per cent from 85 the part of the 1941 crop released to the domestic market was made by the walnut control board at a hearing here yesterday. The board said the crop was increasing faster than the . sale demand. The secretary of agriculture will decide, on the hearing evi dence, whether proposed amend ments should be submitted to the Oregon - Washington - California growers for approval under the tri-state marketing agreement. DAVENPORTS CLEANED Electrio Cleaners Phone 300 I I l" Hill K. ENDS TONITE! THE RANGE BUSTERS "tramTof the silver SPURS" DEAD END KIDS 'ON DRESS PARADE" jAgSHCW W.UE N TOWN NOTICE Or HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is riven that underilffned hai filed hts final account in 3, F. Minney Estate In the County Court for Lane County, Oregon, which appointed Octo ber 7. 1941. at id o'clock A. jvi. u time for hearing objections thereto and to final settlement of sam estate. ARTHUR MINNlsY, . Administrator of J. F. Minney Estate. JOHN W. PENNINGTON, Attorney for Estate. 816 Sat Oct 4. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mon day, the 6th day of October. 1941, at 10 o'clock A, M.. In the County Court room in the Court House at Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, has been fixed by the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, for the hearing of objections to ,the f inal Account ot sari u. nauir. Admin istrator of the Estate of George 1. Brumby, deceased, and the final settle ment of said estate. Any and all ob jections to said account and the final settlement of said estate must be filed with the Clerk of said Court on or be fore the date of said hearing. Date of first publication, September 0, 1841. EARL G. MUIR. Administrator of the Estate of George L. Brumby, dmcmwA, WILLIAM G. EAST, Attorney for Estate, Eugene. Oregon. 617 Sat Oct 4. DASHING. DARING EXPLOSION of ACTION AND ADVENTURE! THE THRU ' MESQUITIERS BOB LIVINGSTON BOB STEELE RUFE DAVIS Dance Tonite at Willamette Park Art Hohnan's Orchestra WANTED LOANS Construction Loans Remodeling Loans Purchase Loans Eugena'a FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 248 Miner Bldg. Phone 1217 DINE - DANCE The HOLLAND Open Dally 2:00 P. M. Vern Minkler's Oreh. 3 Floor Shows Tasty Foods Club Service Eastern Sc Western Beverages Admission Sat. 50c after 8:30 Other Nites 25c Includes plate hors d'oeuvres Ph. 4080 for Table Reservations No one Admitted under 21 The PLAYGROUND 4 miles above Jasper DANCING DINING COCKTAIL SERVICE Saturday Night Carl Rooen and his band will greet you! Adm. 75c Ladles Free with escort! WHEN OTHERS FAIL Comt to ua. Try our Chinese natures herb remedies . . will belo vou regain good health. Disorder a, sinusitis, heart, lung, liver Kidney, atomacli, gas, constipation. aicera. q la petes, rheumatism, gill and oiaaoer, fever, skin, female comolalnts. Charlie Chan Chinese Med. Serb Co. Ott! hours only wed. ana Sunday, 1:30 to S:00 o. m. SS?.5i CONFUTATION 1H 720 Willamette, Eugene, Ore. ft V 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Donald R. Husband has been appointed administrator of the es tate of John Wilkerson, by the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, and hat duly qualified as such administrator. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same verified as required by law. with the proper vouchers, within six months from the time of the first publication of this notice, to the ad ministrator of said estate, at the law offices of Donald B. Husband, 860 WU iametie street, Eugene, Oregon. Date of First Publication, Aug, 23, Jim. DONALD H. HtTSHANTV Administrator for the estate of aonn -wiiKerson, Deceased, DONALD R. HUSBAND. Attorney for the Estate. MS Sat Sent 20. NOTICE TO CREDITOR M NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the -unty court for iane County, Oregon, hum nrtrvtlnawl nawfhat irtni..ii itriiti- Executrix of the Last Will and Testa ment and Estate of James A. Mitchell, deceased. Persons having claims agslmt said Estate are herehv nnttflH n sent same within six months from the w oi "'Bt Duplication of th nnfir. duly verefied, to the Executrix at 437 Miner BuUdinff. r.iien nM- ,.T??..o! t publication, September la. iirti. 1941 Publication, October Jl, B EH THA MTTTWfT.T. flmtM Executrix of the Last Will and' Testament of James A, Mit- cncii. aecea&ea. JOHN W. PENNINGTON, Attorney for Executrix. 822 Sat Oct 11. Professional Cards PHYSICIANS at SURGEONS" FOX. I. R., 709 Miner. Phone 849. EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT .... vy rniaitifllM DR. H. H. PETERS. TlHanvBjri;. pPTTRISTrTOOPnCIAN DR. ELLIOT JjTyTjr RTXirf OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN nnv auttUEON DR. TAYLOR. 430 Minerrph7 nRRTTPirn PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT PERCY W. BROWN SPENCBR R. COLLINS DENTISTS Lee. W. B Tiffany Bg. 42-J. 42-M Funeral Notices 75 SAWYER Harry Saw sine services will TflVfi Sun iawyer er . " - ''"a v,,i uc nifia a the Chicahominy cemetery. The "" J. y- v. r . loaee Is Jn charge and all Odd Felfows are Keu to meei ai. me nail at 1:31 for irancnnHalinn , ,1 -. v. .a.,Uif iu me ceme tery. Poole's chapel is in charge Funeral Directors 100 BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPBX rnune iaa lioz uilve St. PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL ouiiiiKiiem oin ana h. pn. 411 Miller-Shprmnn lTnnaval tlnM. Junction City 682. Harrisburg 42 POOT.R rrrwirnAT bnti ' Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 841 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME" r-n. ii r-ean at. at inth Florists no HAUP'S Better Flowers Ph. 616 Personals 145 fSYCHOLOQIST - READINGS ouu'Niiiinem. fnnne 1BH4. PSYCHOLOGIST PALMISTRY uumaiutro, iwi van Buren. mtM A HUNSAKER PIANO STUDIO 1068 W. nth ph, 2337 LfKf s. rtttna LfKl 1. STlrr-- -vja r r,.ZT- ' JS!sSSfg pup. 267CW?aiy 3: Lv. Eusii.?:.!')!!? Real Estate For Sale $6.25: B af.R-.Ssa S"J? : . 1'. SI9.80. ' " 49 E.&.?MS lmB). ??Pt. 20. Tl, vvendling, wndt inn Z.'.. 9. BHa .."TT a. Btft. evening,- JUNCTION CITYTOREOTT Down payment $300 cash. Balance $26 50 fner JS ?' -M interest, principal, taxes. per mn which 2 i' rr- V,l"r." . Z years old. Owner .faj-t - 10 nigner aiuiuae. o tiooms. & dinette 2 1 1 Iinished bedroom upstairs. Hardwood is a nice sunny home with Woo ,ij . wtougnout, one block off Hwy. 99 in Junction 4 S and .Utility room. Corner lot Mv! nn wooS a! 5rinieresfUCUOn $'25 4 J.E.orW.J.MUHPHYJCI.CJ 25 ACRES of A. No. 1 soil about 21 acres are farmed lid J ance easily cleared. Cheap bldgs., family orchard, tw L1 mile off Hwy. 99 and 3 mi. from Jet. City, I have repattSrS owner 10 ust mis piace, out ne nas always refused until now si he Is sick and unable to work. If you really want good 3 of land priced right, now is your chance. Priced at $150 w J $2400 cash and assume balance of $1350. H all cash, will erf 5. Two good wells for irrigation, and two welb at bulS One crop of beets, carrots, beans or flax would pay for tSij years.. J. E. or W. J. Murphy-Jet 9 ACREAGE , 5 10 or 15 acre tracts all tilled, located en elled' nej e to Junction City. V mile from schools. Priced at 1150 r 3 cash. No Improvements. J. E. or W, J. Km ' 35 ACRES ALL TILLED. 6 Rm. plastered hsfc, EedtJ able, good barn, large hay loft, stanchions for 10 cowi,tomia grain bins, windmill & good well, elevated tank, water pWi house and trough for stock. Garage and woodhouse, beauttfulta cedar and fir, 3 acres of filberts, 1 mile from store and y Grand view from house. $2800 Insurance on bldgs. Piin! lessr than buildings could be built for. Price $4200, $1800 cut assume federal loan at 3 interest on balance. v' " .' " ' see ' j ::zy . J. E. or W. J. Murphy REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE JUNCTION CITV 884 FOLKS-WHY NOT?,FOerysKS 3-Acre Orchard tract, walnuts, ap ples, pears, cherries, prunes, close-in. oiled road, good neigh borhood; only 1000 bucks. Truly yours. Tiffany Bldg. ' Robt. Prescott. 1 1-3 A. house, creek, spring, 1 A. garden, 400 ft. frontage on new Will, hiway, mile above new Reserve bridge; 9 miles E. Lowell. Fine for chicken ranch on hiway camp. $400 if sold at one. Robert Barnes. Owner on place. AT PLEASANT HILL 140 A. food farm and stock ranch, arge house and barn. Running water and elec. Several hun dred acres of adjoining outrange available cheap. Reg.-Guard box 5647. BV nWlMTTP R-rm. house. E. side, near store and schools; modern except basement. Terms, part down. bal. $20 mo., including interest. See immediately. 1577 Moss. FOR SALE or trade; 2 beirm. plastered house on 100x120 lot. $1500. Consider trade small imnrOved acreage close m. Inq. 1130 Mill St., SpringfieW. GOOD HOME Plastered house, lot 100x130; 8 blocks irom ms school; good street. THOS. SIKES, Realtor Springfield, Ore. 4-RM.- house partly finished; large U,Vm. 4miK1n onrnffp. ChlCK- en 'house, good well. Cheap for cash or some terms, w. Arthur Ph. 114B-.T. H. E. CULLY AND ASSOCIATES .firnmlnla RooltV SffVlCe Lots Homes Loans Businesses 69 W. Broadway rn. i. FOLKS Please do not forget that ho Rev. Henrv Davis Scenic "Horizons" overlooking the city, 12 acres are now for gale. Tiffanv BldB. Phpne34S BY OWNER Mod. sub. 5-room house, basement. lurna, far., wonaerim view. -1R1.PY 6-ROOMS. close to U. of O., high and grade schools; 2 bio8,? bus; full, dry basement, large lot. 2137 Alfler1 . Otto Mennes . , ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE , Sec. Floor of Bank Bldg. fnone oau apringiicm HOMES, built and sold by owner. J. .L." HARPHAM COMPANY Phone Z7U or mu Improved Vaiiey farm, 3oo a, $50 per A. Terms. B. C. Smitn, Jnnptlnn Citv Rte. 1. . B-RMS.. unfinished, garage; 2 lots, restrloted. S1050. 918 NO. 3rd. Spfld. ft. W. POTTER. Real Estate... I. O. O. F. Blda. Phone 44ao DOVE OR HECK35TSWEILER REAL ESTATE. 11 mm. u aptjit 2no. S25 down, S20 mo or $17j"cash.JPJ31bgjL3Bl' 6-rfoOMS, unfinished inside. Double lot. annul). ain.TOj'. tiful 7-room house, itricilr i era. on soxwo k. lot; one-half block from sebw the thriving industrial tj Lebanon, Tre, Pi. Xh 2342 Emerald St NICE Creswell home, $1 down, $25 month. . GOOD cattle-sheep h acres. SSOM: 500 down. OTHER Listings, Ezchlif H. N. TRAXUIH,.Cre!WtlJ JUST COMPLETID-BMJ 5 rooms, 1743 wasnmiron matic oil furnace, fireplace.; ity room, large garage. Phones 201, 2280. Mr, Scott Hastings, Texsco Broadway and FearL - a &rvp vtfh river hnttoffl. O u JO U tion water; good S-rrnj close in. $4250, Terns. RooLagt 2 miles So. (tj ESTATE MOST BI SOW 140 Acres TJ ,aii WatMi. Pncc n down, balance jeuij J L.E.HODGE&742WM close to mills, Sentta unfurn, tmi"S . terms. 18th & C Sts, Sp after 5 p. m, nnnn Inenme Pi house, 3 bathrooms, m 40x160, 1 Dv"r Siji hu. Owner. hn 5627. i.ilLIZ uic fine W. tween S7n0:.loWWWft.I; take o-1- R i 13th. Ph. 844-W;J jtive. 416?: a-j oani, pfA wauw down. $5 f-IWi 4-RM. House. $1800; $800 down, 115 t mo. 1157 .Van Buren. AS