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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Bufferfal Up Half Cent
Eugene Markets
Buvin Dricet ot buttarfat advanced
half a cent a pound In th Eugene
market Friday. Premium quality wu
quoted at 39 cents, firtrt quality, 38 cents
and second quality, 30 cent. Other
prices were unchanged. The lift fol
lows: BUTTEBFAT
(Baring Prices)
Premium duality (maximum of M of 1
cent acid) sac
First quality (maximum of 4 of I per
Second quality
cent acid) 38c
BTJTTEB
(Wholeaala Priceii Cartons U flfiber.
Grade A , 4IV
Grade B ... 38c
Plve-lb. loaf, lb. .
Trios, lb.
Trips, single, lb, ,
CHEESE
JSc
Trips, In case lots. lb. -
EGGS Baying Prices
Grade A large
Grade B large . ..
Grade A medium .
Grade B medium 33
Wboleiale Prices to Betallers
Grade A large
Grade B large
Grade A medium ., .m ,
Grade B medium
POULTRY
No. 1 colored hens
No. I leghorn hens ,
-28-310
30e
No. 1 colored springs
No, 1 leghorn broilers
WOOL
Valley, 13 months clip. lb. .
coarse, id.
15-18c
17c
Short 6 months clip. Ib. .
Lamb. lb.
Mohair, lb.
Beef
Calf .
Kip
40c
40c
-32c
Long wool pelts .
CASCABA
Cascara. lb.
Oregon grape root, Ib. -
TALLOW
No, 1 &o No. 2....4e
GRAINS
Wheat, red. bushel ., ,
Wheat, white bushel
White oats, ton
Gray oats, ton ,
Barley, ton
10c
.330
S35
.331
VEGETABLES. FRUITS
(Baying Prlcei Aver, fer No. 1 Produce)
Cauliflower, head . , ,.,.. t
Carrots, doz. bunches Af
Beets, doz. bunches
Com, dot. ears
uaDoage. id. . .. ...
Table Queen sauash. do. ,
Turnips, doz, bunches
Hubbard squash lb.
Peanut squash, doz.
Delicious apples, box
Jonathan apples, box ....
Celery, doz. bunches
PepDers. ib.
Radishes, doz. bunches ,
Hothouse tomatoes, lb. ,
Mustard greens, lb.
40c
40c
I 'Ac
40c
.31.25
-$1.25
90c
Se
40c
18c
5c
Public Market
Qtt&a onions, fl bancnei .
Spinach, a lbs. for ,
Carrots, bunch
Potatoes. 10 to IS lbs. for .
Rhubarb. 3 lbs, for ,
Cucumbers
New Potatoes, lb.
eeets, tmnch
.lSc
.15c
5c
3 for 10c
5c
String beans, S lbs. for ,
Zuceini squash, 3 f or
Celery, bunch ,
corn, doz,, 30 to
Green peppers, 3 lbs, for .
Turnips, 3 lbs. for .
Lettuce. Ib
.13c
.10c
.10c
.40c
.15c
.10c
.7c
Winter squash, lb. cut. Set whole. 2c
laumiower. id, t
Parsnips lb. 5c
ioinousa tomatoes, in.
Fro Its
Strerwberrles 3 boxes for
Applest per box, $1 to
Quinces, lb.
Dried Prunes, lb.
Oversize ,
Extras
Mediums .
uiiet
Turkeys, toms. lb. 28c; hens ,
Dressed Poultry
Heavy hens, lb.
Light hens. lb.
Fryers, lb.
HlscsllaneoDS
Butter. Ib.
Walnuts, lb. ,
ruDerts, id.,
Horseradish, lb.
Rabbits, dressed, lb,
Black walouta. lb.
Rome made sausage, lb.
Orapa lulce, gallon .- . .
Mustard Greens, lbs. for ,
Sorghum Molasses, qt 46c;
Cider, gallon
ai)e and 35c
20c
Groundcherrtes, lb. 15c; 3 for .
Chestnuts, lb. - -
Mincemeat, pt 20c; qt
aL 75c
25C
-25c
.20c
35c
Portland List
one-half Wood fredes. OrifiM tw
lines of territory wool, ninnlni bum
fin. wool and averase to good JYencn
combing length brought S1.08-1.1J. scour
ed basis. Original big wool, runnUig
bulk avenge to abort French combing
length brought most: S1.05-1.0S. scoured
basis. Occasional sales of graded three
eighths and on. quarter blood bright
fleece wools were reported at 48-51 cents.
In the grease.
New York Markets
NEW YORK, Nov. 31 (AP The stock
market found the going somewhat rough
at times today but persistent bidding
for raUs and selected Industrie event
ually steamed up recoveries In other
parts of the list. . ,
Even steels, which had lingered in
the background from the start, tacked
on modest plus signs in the final hour.
While manv leaders failed to get aboard.
advances of fractions to a point or so ,
were well spread over the ticker tape ,
at the close. Transfers were around j
600,000 shares.
Prominently supponea nwmwri or w
8:30 Don't Be Personal
3:00 Radio Chatter
9:05 Southern Rivers
0:30 Svmphony of Melody
9:45 Fort Lewis News
10:0O News Flashes
10:15 Your Home Town News
10:25 Musical Interlude
10:30 Uptown Ballroom Orch.
11:00 The Pickard Family
11:30 Organ Concert
11:45 Interlude Before Midnight
HEX Portland 14M Kileeyelts
(NBC Blae Network)
5:00 p. m. Adventure Stories
5:15 Flying Patrol
5:30 News of the World
5:45 Tom Mix Straight Shooter
6:00 Secret City
6:15 Rollie Truitt Time
6:30 Michael tc Kitty
6:55 Associated Press News
7:00 Candlelight Concerts
7:30 Modern Music Box
7:40 Miracles of Faith
7:45 News Headlines and Highlights
8:00 Romance and Rhythm
8:30 Gang Buffers
9:00 Pigskin Party
9:30 Moonlight Sonata
10:30 Broadway Bandwagon
Eggs
-42c
40c
-S7c
Springfield Theater
Richard Arlen and Evelyn Brent In
"FORCED LANDING"
Roseoe Karns and Follr Moran In
"MEET THE MISSES"
Serial . Cartoon News
and other externally
caused akin irrita
tions Oulcklv MnAttiwI
MT highly successful I f 1171 I'M
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 31 (AP)
Butter Prints. A grade 39c lb. In
parchment wrappers, in cartons!
B grade, 3a 'Ac in parchment wrappers,
cartons, 39Vtc lb.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
.6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In
Portland, 39-40c lb.; premium quality
40V&-41C lb.; valley routes and country
points 2c less or 38c pound,; secohd
quality, at Portland. 2c under first, or
37!4-38e.
Cheese Selling prices to Portland re
tailers: Tillamook triplets. 2Se lb.! loaf,
29c lb.; triplets to wholesalers 29c
lb.; loaf. 27c F.O.B. Tillamook.
Eggs Prices to producers: A, large.
S6c! B, large, slot A, medium, 92ct B,
medium, 30c; A, small, 25c; B, smsll
22c. Resale to detailers, 4c higher for
cases! cartons. So higher.
Country meats Selling prices to re
tailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers. 126 to 140 lbs.. 15-15'Ac lb.;
vealers fancy, ia-19ci light thin, 12-14C
lb.: yearling lambs. 10-12C pound: 1941
spring Iambs ( ) lb.: ewes 4-9c lb.:
good cutter cows 12c: canner cows,
11-12C lb.: bulls. 14W-15C lb.
Live Poultry Buying prices No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, under ltfc lbs..
18c: over 1A lbs. 18c: fryers, 2'A
to 4 lbs., lB&ci roasters over 4 lbs.,
10c; colored hens, 10c lb.; Leghorns,
under 3'a lbs., 15c: over 3& pounds
17c lb.; old roosters, 8c lb.
Dressed1 turkeys Nominal selling
prices: New crop hens. 29-30c; toms.
23-34c lb. Buying prices: Toms. 22c lb..
Walnuts Price to wholesalers: First
grade: Franquette. jumbo, 22c. large 20e.
medium 18c, baby 15i4e lb. Soft shell,
1umbo none, large 10c. medium 17c. baby
14!c lb.l Mayettes, Jumbo none; large
20c lb. Second grade: Franquette. large
18c, medium 17c, baby 15c lb. Soft shell,
large 17 medium 18c. baby 14c lb.
Onions Yakima. $1.25-1.40; Oregon,
$1.50-1.80 per 50 lb. bag.
Potatoes New while, locals. $1.85-1.75;
Deschutes Gems $2.25 cental; Yakima
No. 1 Gems $2.10-2.35 cental; Klamath
Falls, $2.50 cental.
Hay Selling price on tracks Alfalfa.
No. 1 $18.50 ton; oat-vetch $13.50 ton:
Willamette valley clover $12 ton; timothy,
eastern Oregon- $21.50! valley timothy,
( ) ton, Portland.
Wool 1541 contracts. Oregon ranch,
nominal, 32-33o lb.i erossbreds. 34-37c
lb.: lambs f I lb.
Mohair 1941 12-month. 4So lb.
Hops 1941 crop. 35-3Se: contracts. 38e.
lb. baTk 1940 ped" IOci 1MI' 100
PORTLAND PLOtJB
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 31 (API
Domestic Dour, selling price, cltv dell.
10 M-bbl. lots: Family patents,
49s, $7.35-7.65: 90s. $7.10-7.70; takers'
is5.lS,el,5' 5-'3-'-M; bluestem.
$6.00..50: blended wheat, $5.63-:30; soft
u f U '-30 i graham, 98s. $5.85-6:30:
whole wheat 98s. S5.90 bol
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
l,filUro' O"" Nov. 21 (API -
iaoie 10, lotai boo: mar-
, very ngnt on offerings, about
steady: few rnMi.phAi ivi.mi ,l
drive-ins 10.75; several lots feeder pigs
,iv.T j . wuine v.uu-75; other
.A ... 1 classes ansent.
Cattle salable 40, total 50: calves sal
able 10, total 13; not enough offered to
m... Tarke'i head lots about
medium steers 8.73; medium
7.23, odd dairy cows 5.75-6.50: canner.
cutter cows 4 00-5.50; odd v.ler?9 So
lum, few medium slaughter calves 7.50-
Sheep salable 100. tola! 900: fat lambs
!nS: Z?00-01" earlots quotable to
10.50; fat ewes salable 5.00 down.
PORTLAND GRAIN
w???.TLAND 0re" Nov- 'API -M.v
SP.9" HlghLow Close
May 96 '4 mi 96",
Cash-sTaln: 9"4 9Ui
Oats No. 3 39 lb. white 35 50
No J 43 lb B. w! 20l0?'
S11 ,No3 Y- Shipments 32.50.
No. 1 Fjax ,.a0S4
Cash wheat IhMi .
Soft white 93, soft whit vTi,jim
RHar3''Whl!e,Ub ""rrt'Sf
Hard red w n ac . "
fJt 95. 1, per cent Ti' Wceni
Pe?acentWJ',MBa,,rtJ,rdln"ry
SeT cent mv! " cmt
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON. No. 21 (API I n.cn A i n
mand for domestic wools In Boston to
day was confined mostly to the fine and
share division mcludea Mutnem n.-1 jn.p,,,,,,! B.Uroom Orch.
way preferred, which hit a new 1S41 , wmhh. wia
kltfh Atlantic fnaot TJn. Union Pa-
clfic, Chryaler. U. S. Rubber preferred,
International Harvester, Eastman Kodak,
General Electric, and Kennecott.
Lacking climbing vigor were Liggett
Myers "B," which slipped to new
low for the year; American Can. Dow
Chemical. V. S. Gypsum. Woolworth.
and General Motors.
Carrier loans were selective upward
movers in the bond department. Com
modities were a shade mixed.
A lr Red 36V.. AlsJun 24, AlChmStDye
150. AlllsChal 254, AmCan 72. AmCr
iiFdy nv,. ArRadStdSan 4'.. AmRollMill
11V4. AmSmltiRf 36, ATseT 149, Am
TobB 52, AmWtrWks ay. AmZncLiS
4, Ana 27, ArmlU 4. Atch 27, AvCrp
3. BaldLoco 13. BdxAv 38, BthStt 59.
BoeAirp 20. Bdn 21, BgWnr 20H. Cal
Pkg 19. CalZL CalHec 6. CanDry
14, CanPac 4. CatTrac 37, Cel 22,
Ches&O 37. Chrys 53.
ColGs&El 91. ComSolv 9, ComatSou
3-18, ConAlrc 21. ConEdi 14. ConOU
6, ConCan 31, CrnProd 49. CwnZel
12. CtsWght 8 DougAlro 69. DPont
146. EKod 136, ElyPwr&Lt 1, Gen
El 26, GenFoods 116, GenMot 37,
Gdrch 21, GdyrTire 16, Gryhnd 13,
IUCent 7, InspCop 10, InsHvst 46,
IntNckCan 25, IPiPpf 59, ITfltT 3,
JnsMan 59, Kenn 34, UpOFord 28,
Lckhd 28, Loews 38.
LngBellA 3, MontWd 30. NshKlv
3. NatBIsc 18, NatDalryPrd 14. Nat
Dlst 23. NatLead 16, NYCent 9, No
AmAv 13. NoAmCo 11. NorPac ,
OhioOil 8. OtisStl 5. PacAmFlsh ,
PacGs&El 22. PT&T 107, PkdMot 2H.
PanAmAlrw 18. ParamFIc 15. PennJC
79!'., PennRR 21, PhlpDge 27. Phil
Pet 44. P&G 54, PbSvcNJ 14. Plmn
24, Radio 3. Ray 12, Reypf , Rep
stl 18, Kcnoil 10'4 Reynolds Met 10,
SfwyStrs 42. SrsRoe 64. ShlUn ,
SocVac 10. SouCalEdl 23, SouPac 12.
SperryCorp 31i. StdBrands 5. StdOilCal
24", StdOillnd 32. StdOIINJ 44. Stn
Wbst 6' 4. Stude 4. SunMIn 4. Tex
Corp 44. TransAm 4. UnCarb 72. Un
OUCal 14. UnPac 71. UnltAlrl 13,
UnltAlrc 39, UnitCorp 3-16 UnitDrug
. UnltFTUIt 73, USRUb 35. USRUbpf
103. USStl 53. Van 20. WnrPIc 5.
WstUn 27T1. WstnghsEl 75. Wlwth 27. 1
Friday Radio
KOBE Eugene 1433 KHeeytles
(Mutaai-Don Lee Network)
3:00 p. m. Forest Ranger
5:15 Captain Midnight
5:45 Jack Armstrong
6:00 Music from Southern Neighbors,
6:15 On Parade
6:30 News
6:45 Lightning's Fishing News
7:00 Al Hostak vs. Ken Overlin
7:45 Spotlight Bands
8:00 Serenade in Waltstlme
8:15 Sports Spotlight
8:30 Variety Show
9:00 News
9:15 United Press is on the Air
9:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
9:45 Phil Stearns
10: 00 Lumber Jacks
10:30 News
10:45 Bay Noble Orch.
11:00 Ted Weems Orch.
11:30 Bob Crosby Orch.
12:00 News
12:15 Band Wagon
KOAO Corvallls M Klloeyeles
3:00 p. m. On the Campuses
5:30 Melodies for Strings
5:45 Evening Vesper Service
6:00 Dinner Concert
6:15 United Press News
6:30 Farm Hour
6:45 Markets. Spot Reports
7:00 OSC Farm Management Dept.
7:15 Oregon State Forestry Dept.
7:30 Radio Shorthand Contest
8:00 Consumers Forum
8:1ft Music International
8:30 Music
9:00 Book of the Week
9:15 In Defense of America
0:30 Music of the Masters
KOIN Portland 970 Klloeyeles
(CBS Network)
5:55 Elmer Davis. News
8:00 What's On Your Mind
6:30 Glnny Simms
7:00 Hollywood Premier
7:30 Al Pearce
b:to Amos n Andy
8:15 Lanny Ross
8:30 Playhouse
9:00 Kate Smith Hour
0:55 Find the Woman
10:00 Five Star Final
10:15 Air-Flo
10:20 Dance Time
10:30 The World Today
10:45 Know Your Way
11:00 Lud Gluskin Orch.
ii:w Manny Strand Orch.
11:55 News
KQW Portland 650 Klloeyeles
(NBC Red Network)
5:00 p. m. Stars of Today
5:15 Ed Stoker's Music
5:30 Cocktail Hour
5:45 News
6:00 Waltz Time
6:30 Uncle Walter's Doghouse
7:00 Wings of Destiny
7:30 Grand Central Station
8:00-Fred Waring In Pleasure Time
8:15 Lum and Abner
11:00 This Movins World
11:15 Florentine Gardens Orch.
11:30 War News Roundup
Saturday Radio
XORE Eagene 14S9 KUeeyelft
(Mataal-Den Lee Network)
6:00 a. m. News
6:15 Early Bird
7:15 Evangelical Church
7:30 Morning Varieties
7:45 Morning Sermonttte
8:00 Lest We Forget
8:15Wunlor Musical
8:30 News
8:33 U. S. Army Band
9:00 Popular Varieties
9:30 Some Like It Hot; Som Sweet
10:00 News
10:15 Benny Goodman Orch.
10:30 Concert Half Hour
11:00 News
11:05 At Your Command
12:00 News
12:15 p. m, What Lane County Thinks
1 2 :30 Red Cross Program
12:45 Fordham vs. St. Mary'
1:30 Novelties .
1:45 Oregon vs. Washington
4:30 News
4:45 Front Page Drama
5:00 p. m. Hit Tunes of Song & Dance
5:15 News
5:30 California Melodies
6:00 Traffic Safety
6:15 Dinner Dance
6:30 News
6:45 Salon Melodies
7 :00 John B . Hu gh eg
7:15 Spotlight Bands
7:45 News
8:00 Ray Noble Oreh. 1
8:30 Radio Rodeo
9:00 News '
9:15 Harry James Orch.
9:30 Griff Williams' Orch.
10:00 Chicago Theater of the Air
10:30 News
10:45 Chicago Theater of the Air
11:00 Ted Weems Orch.
11:30 Bob Crosby Orch.
12:15-2:00 a. m. Hoot Owl Serenade
12:00 News
ho AC cervaiiis soo Kiioeyeies
10:00 a. m. Weather, Review of the Day
10:05 News
10:15 Roosevelt Jr. High 1 Eugene)
11:15 Co-Ed Hour
12:00 News
12:15 p. m. Farm Hour
12:30 Spot Markets. Weather
12:45 OSC Ag. Eng.
:oo Favorite classics
1:15 Variety Time
1 :45 Organ Moods
2:00 Camera Clubs
2:15 The Band' Stand
2:45 Monitor Views the News
3:00 Songs from the Hills
3:15 Swindles to Suit
3:30 Echoes of Walklkl
3:45 News
4:00 Artists In Recital
4:30 Stories for Boys and Girlg
5:00 p. m. On' the Campuses
5:30 In Defense of America
5:45 Evening Vesper Service
6:00 Dinner Concert
6:15 News
6:30 Farm Hour
6:45 Weather, Markets
7:10 Farm Front
7:30 Grand Opera Tonight
8 : 15 Eye Openers
8:30 Orchestral Gems
8:4S Traffic Safety
9:00 Music of the Masters
KOIN Portland 970 Klloeyeles
6:00 a. m. Farm Reporter
6:15 Breakfast Bulletin
6:20 KOIN Klock
7:15 Headliners
7:30 Bob Garred Reporting
7:45 Consumer News
8:00 News
8:05 Phil Hanna. Songs
8:45 Pappy Cheshire's Hillbilllei
9:00 Theater of Today
9:30 Welti; Time
9:45 William Winter, New
10:00 Let's Pretend
10:30 Voice of Broadway
10:45 Hello Again
1 1 :0O Football Gam
12:00 News
12:05 Football Game
1:30 Accent on Musle
1 :45 News
2:00 Matlneo at Meadowbrook
2:55 Sports News
2:00 Calling Pan-America
3:30 Elmer Davis. News'
3:45 Newspaper of the Air
:au figsmn Jamboree
5:00 p. m. Governor Spragu
5:30 News
5:15 Trsfflc Quit
5:55 Elmer Davis, News
5:45 Studio
6:00 Who, What, Where, Why
6:30 Sports Story
6:45 Saturday Night Serenade
7:15 Public Affairs
7:30 Leon F. Drews
8:00 Guy Lombard Orch,
8:30 Hobby Lobby
6:55 William Winter, New
9:00-Hit Parade
fl:45-Tonlght'a Best Buy
10:00 Five Star Final
10:15 Air-Flo
10:20 Dance Time
10:30 The World Today
10:45 Defense Today
!l:0O Martha Mears
11:30 Manny Strand Orch.
11:55 News
KOW Portland 650 Klloeyele
(NBO Red Network)
6:00 a. m. Sunrise Serenade
7:00 News Headlines and Highlight
7:15 Meat Curing Time
7:20 Music of Vienna
7:45 Sam Hayes
f. 00 Ray Tower
8:15 Cap t. Dobbsie Ship of Joy
8:45 String Serenad
9:00 Bonnie Stuart, Singer
9:15 Consumer Time
9:30 News for Busy Women
9:45 Matinee in Rhythm
10:00 Lincoln Highway
10:30 America, the Free
11:00 Stars of Tomorrow
12:00 Eastern Football Gam
3:30 p. m. Piano Recital
3:45 Three Romeos
3:00 Arcadia Ballroom Orch,
3:2 New 9
3:30 Religion In the News
3:45 Three Suns Trio
4:00 NBC
4:30 Emma Otero. Singer
4:45 H. V. Kaltenborn
5:00 p. m. Music of the Americas
5:30 NBC
8:00 Barn Dance
7:00 Sports Newsreel
7:15 Joseph Galllcchio Orch.
7:30 Grand Ol' Opry
8:00 Truth or Consequences
8:30 Knickerbocker Playhouse
9:00 News
9:05 Design for Dancing
9:30 Best of the Week
9:55 Musical Interlude
10:00 Ten o'Clock New
10:15 Uptown Ballroom Orch.
10:45 Sports Scripts
11:00 Francis Welner, Violin
11:15 Blue Moonlight
11:45 Interlude Before Midnight
EES Portland 1460 Klloeyels
(NBO Blae Network)
0:00 . m. Musical Clock
7:00 California Melodies
7:15 Breakfast Club
8:00 Amen Corner Program
8:30 Stars of Today
9:00 Hollywood Headliners
8:05 Troubadour and the Lady
9:15 Howard Ropa, Singer
9:30 Farm and Home
10:30 News
10:45 Curbstone Quiz
11:00 Eastern Football Game
1:30 p. m. News Headlines. Highlights
1:45 Pacific Coast Football Game
5:30 Little Ol' Hollvwood
5:00 p. m. Sir Francis Drake Hotel
5:30 Boy Meets Band
6:00 Message of Israel
6:30 Frank Black Presents
7:00 Hemisphere Revue
7:30 Essex House Hotel Orch.
7:45 News Headlines and Highlights
8:00 Bishop and Gargoyle
8:30 Spin and Win
9:00 News
9:05 Palace Hotel Orch.
9:30 The Edwards Family
10:00 Jamboree .
11:00 The Quiet. Hour
11:30 News Roundup
KOI till SUN.
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ing car was 88.1, compared with
58 per cent ten years earlier. The
average model was 1933.
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unMrai n WTS7AT. ABTTLXMENT
va4(m 4. hrebv eiven that Blanche
f r.mantar. Executrix of the estate ot
wuijmm cn.rkr. I I li s nae iiicu
final account in the County Court of
Lane County, Oregon, and said Court
has fixed and appointed Saturday,
ThMmhw 20. 1H1. at ten o'clock A. M..
Jn Its Court Room in Eugene, Oregon,
as the time and place ror me nearina
ot objections to and the settlement of
Said final account.
Executrix of said Estate.
JAY L. LEWIS, Attorney.
8S FT! Dec 12.
On the 6,096,799 farms of the
United States there are 4,144,136
mssm
Friday & Saturday!
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Legal Notices
annexed of the eeuto of Mlnnl, w
Morley, deceased, by order ot the
County Court ot Lane County, Oregon
All persons having claims against the
estate ere hereby required to present
them with the proper vouchers within
six months from the data of this notice
to the Administrator at the office of
Calkins and Calkins, Tiffany Building
Eugene Oregon. '
Date of Notice. Novemlu. v ia,
"SS&VS NATIONAL
cmlkinS T CAuJms: '
Attorneys for Estate.
675 IYI Deo 5.
NOTICE OF 1TMAT. nvBnM
..w..u.tpuavur wiui tna will
annexed of the estat4 mar, l!.?."
ha. filM hi. thud report and ISnint
and the county court ot Lane County
has fixed and appointed the I8th Jav
of November, 1M1. at 10 o'clock A m
House at Eugene. Oregon, for final hear.
t' "Jnilny JecUon.rt"S
be made or tUed on or before said
Dated and first published Ort. u lui
Administrator with will 'annex.
WHl'lTEN SWAFTORD, '
60 Prl Nov si.
Professional Cards
PHYSICIANS Ufc SURGEONS
E5?ljL!Lj?J!l5fKione4T,
BAB. NOSE Ss THROAT"
DUraAlH, l07MtaiFKd?.
chiropracticThymcian-
DR. H. H. PETERS.jjiggg
DENTIST
iee, w. B. Tiffany Bg. iSTuK.
NOTICE or HEARINO ,
vkm nRRRON MILK CONTROL
BOARD will hold a public hearing ' on
November 24 at 1:30 p. m. in Room
No. 7 of the Moose HaU, Eugene. Ore
gon, to receive evidence and testimony
pertaining to wnoiesaie ana timi im.w,
to retailers and consumers, prices to
producers, and any other matters per
talnlng to the fluid milk industry in
Lane County Marketing Areas No. 1
and No. 3. .
OREGON MILK LWinuu sunnu,
C. E. Grelle. Chairman
A. E. Engbretaon,
Glenn B. Marsh.
6S7 Sun Nov 33.
snsVinbrta!
Gloria Jian X 1
f Bufch 4 Buddy '
I Ann Noglt M.
THE THREE
MESQUITEERS
...that top-rldls'
...ivrs'shootln' it!
...goH Into actlssl
k vVr X I wistie
f Bob Livingston
PKi- ob Steel
f ' ' Rule Davis
Also: "Sea Raiders" No. 3
DINE & DANCE
The HOLLAND
Open Dally 2:00 P. M. en
Marya & Martyn
Comedy Dance Team
Blllle Jones
Banjo and Guitar
Eddie Gipson's Orch.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Tern Minkler's 8 pe, Orch.
Adm. 55c
Includes hors d'oeuvres
Phone 4080 for
Table Reservations.
THE
PLAYGROUND
4 mi. above Jasper
A 25c plots o!
Wholesome Food!
Saturday Night!
Dance
with Tommy Fair
and His Orchestra
Hobby Horses Ph, Spfd. 8698
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT Or OREGON
UNITED STATES OF )
AMERICA, Plaintiff.)
vs. )
ALBERT I. DAWLEY, and I .
CLARA A. DAWLEY. his)
wife; LANE COUNTY, a)
muniinnl cllhHivision Of the)
State of Oregon: HANNAHlNo. Civil SOt
WISH, DENT, if living, anal .
JOHN DOE DENT, her hus-)
Hnt. if she has a hus.)
band, and II living, whosel SUMMONS
true name is unknown! tnel
unknown heirs at law and)
devisees of Hannah. Wise)
Dent and John Doe Dent.)
t.v hiotunH if rimri. and)
all other persons or parties)
unknown claiming any right.)
title, interest or lien upon.)
in or to the property de-)
scribed in this complaint.)
Defendants.)
TO: HANNAH WISE DENT, if living.
and JOHN IlUn Ubn l . net nuBuauu,
I. .fca. ha, a htishand. and if living.
urhnu trim name Is unknown: the
unknown heirs at law and devisees of
Hannah Wise Dent and John Doe
Dent, her husband. If aeaa, ana an
nthr npriumn or oartfes unknown
claiming any right, title. Interest or
lien upon. In or to tne property no-
rrihri In the comnlaint.
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, you are hereby
required to appear and answer the com
plaint for condemnation filed against
you in the above entitled action within
four weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons, and if you
fail so to appear and answer, the plain-
tiff, for want thereof, will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for In
its complaint filed herein, to-wit: That
the above entitled court ascertain ana
determine according to law the com-
pensation or damages for the taking of
the land herein condemned and Herein
after described, and ascertain and de
termlne the parties entitled to the sum
awarded as lust compensation for said
land, and upon payment to or Into the
registry of the Court for the use of the
parties' entitled to the sum adjudged to
be full compensation for the land con
demned, adjudge and decree that the
title to said land In Lane county, ore-
gon, towlt:
Beginning at a point tn the south
erly line of the Oregon Pacific and
Eastern Railroad right-of.way. north
S3 deg. 50 In. west 1.452.8 feet from
a point 141.9 feet north of the north
erly southwest comer of the John
Harms Donation Land Claim No.
40, In Township 21 South, Range a
West of the Willamette Meridian, and
running thence south 63 deg, 50 mln.
east slong the southerly line of the
rsllroad right-of.way 190 feeti thence
north 27 deg. east 524 feet to the
center of the County Road: thence
north 58 deg. 50 In. west along the
center of the County Road 71 feet,
more or less, to an angle point in
the County Road: thence north 80
deg 30 min. west along the center of
the County Road 1,335 feet, more
or less, to the west line of Lot a;
thence south 245 feet, more or less,
to the center of the channel of Row
River, thence south-easterly along
the center of Row River, 1000 feet,
more or less, to a point south 22
deg 05 min. west from the place
of beginning; thence north as deg.
OS mln., east 293 ftet to the place ot
beginning. Excepting therefrom the
Portion thereof Included within the
following described premises as eon
veyed by David M. Baker and Louise
Baker, his wife, by deed dated June
17, 1902. to-wit:
Beginning at Station 40154 of
the survey for railroad, made bv A.
B. Wood and Russell Kimball which
was commenced on the 20th day of
October, A. D. 1901. and completed
on the loth day of January. A. D.
1902.' at a point on the south boun.
dary of the Greenbury Van Schoiack
Donation Land Claim No. 41. and
running thence south S2 deg. 58 mln.
east along the center line of the
aforesaid survey a distance of 2.353
reel, more or less, to Station 425-1-08
of said survey, being at a point
Where the said survey Intersects the
west boundary line of the J. Harms
Donation Land Claim No. 40, with
30 feet on each side of the said
center line of the said survey, being
a atrip of lsnd 00 feet In width over
andaeross the premises first above
described, as per the notes and slats
ZJfiZ ? s. tmv!T "foresaid, sll In
; V,?"-4' Town,h" sl South, Ranee
a Wert. Willamette Meridian, in
Lane County. Oregon.
(,ta.-p,7ml,M ,bov' ""crlbed em.
Road TO MMment County
tY&.Z0 Hn "meat In favor
SJ .? ,lm.,,Ie bKe. and grant
such other and further relief a..;
iV iVy . pr0Mr' Th" summons
ord.; V ,"J?"" to. the
'VF rs SSI.
S?.Vw ml1 "ereln on the 18th
?hen? embr' mi' Plication
thereof for four successive weeks In
rXr Zm' B?'"0rd. , new!!!
L . i "ne' circulation published
in the County of T.an s..t.
SS. .Sr"!,,p.uS"c",ln ,her thlT
ranT1 ! J.,At"y November. 1941.
CARL C. DONAUOH. United State.
???AR.D J' "AMSEY and WTt,
n.T. r, 'ii-kson., sped, Attor.
..,-,.i mimi Ol JUStlCe. AttOT"
n-ys for Plaintiff. B r -
JW U. S. Court House, Portland, Ore.
88 Fri Dee 19.
Donqhua crown, J.60Wiliame!te
1"' Jll"'' spfld. Ph. 614.
OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICiAN
DR. ELLIOTT I. OToTfTBUVi
Sherman JMqpdy. 38 E. Brdwy.
.a4,.vy s-tiibhjiaiu
AND SURGEON
DR. TAYLOR, 430 Miner. Ph7 276:
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
PERCY W. BROWN"
MiTlerTciiaJSl B 51
M O r i I
klnH t..u'mtlllTJ
..to neighbor. .Mi.
ivi h ..I . Mm mnj-
.. ivirts. P. A tS.
uon to our tmrJfSP
ourreSnth.-.1'
reavement, w"li
Mayfalr Av b-V. ffi 1
Ueath Notices 50
BUTLER Wyne Lvle ButlSTf
EuRene. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Butler died at the Sacred
Heart hospital. Wed., Nov. 19, at
28 years. Born Nov. 9, 1913, in
.Tanesville. Iowa. At the age of
7 years he came to Eugene with
his parents. Since that time he
has made his home in and near
Eugene where he attended Eu
gene high. On Sept. 2. 1937, he
married Lois Alene Anderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Anderson of the Central Com
munity. Wyne leaves his wife
Lois, and his father and mother
of Eugene: 3 sisters. Marvel,
Cleta. and Cleva Butler; 1 broth
er. Buddy, at home; several
aunts, uncles, cousins, and many
friends. Funeral services. Sat..
Nov. 22. at 2 p. m. from the
Pooles Chapel.- Interment in the
i. v. u. jr. wo. z cemetery.
modern mssml
. . GIVE YOU"
M0BFI
FOR YOUR MON!
uk. s. r.
CRR'irr mnm,,-
MAKEYOrabijV
060 Willamette Td,3
DENT4UPi5ffM
GLENN William Edward Glenn,
of route 3. Junction City died at
his home Thursday. Nov. 20.
Obituary and funeral services
will be announced later from
the Miller - Sherman funeral
home at Junction City.
Funeral Notices
75
RENSHAW Mrs. T?oana Uta-a
Renshaw. funeral from Veatch-
noiimgsworth Chapel on Satur
day, Nov. 22. at 2 o'clock with
Rev. Oscar Payne officiating. In
terment in Rest Haven Memorial
Park.
FISHER Frank A. Fisher funeral
service will be held Sat., Nov.
22 at 2 p. m. from the Branstet-ter-Simon
Chapel. Interment
laurel Mill cemetery.
USE ATM0RAY OH
from arthritis. rli.im,'
or other ailmente. For tail
una u-aiion, rn. U1, 663 xt
NU BONE FoundstliilS
will call at 70111 hii
2412-K.
MRS. JOYCE - Pmk
dates a;d facts. SaMxto
sured. Hours 10-8. 2SS I.i
BATHS-Infra-Sed 1
Masseuse & Mnttpiir.
Ph. 78. Penthomt, Miner:
PSYCHOLOGIST
By appointment pheatll
PSYCHIC READING daJjl
pointment Fh. 4501
Transportitloi
LOWEST RATES
Portland 0.W, $1.85: K.t H
uugene a a. m :i5 tig.
p. m.. 8 s. m.. Sm FJ
$8.25; R. T. $11.25; In W
Sll: R. T. 119.80. Knl
$45.50; Chicago. $38.5!: D
DOLLAR BUS lUffl
49 E. Broadway M
WANT RidetoL.A-.Nov.S.J
driver. Share eipeBM. Pia
Real Estate For Sale
VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS CORNER
The only high class Cor. of the kind to be had suffldenDj ffl
to pay good Interest on the Investment Price WOO,
1S3 by 180 Double houn
Fine location close In on prominent it. $5250.
A SAFE INVESTMENT
and a crrnwlntf italit flftr.A f.wtfM hnllsa elOIS in. rlaM 111 Wl
. of progress, one blk. from some of the most modem m
the city. 53675.
EXTRA WELL BUILT
Extremely neat and cosy nearly new 4-room t"11".
Room over garage 13 by 20 ft. Fine fireplace, two oui
lot 50 by 303. Fine place for another house. $2
SAM RUGH REALTY COMPANY
Phone W
1029 Willamette
$1950
COTTAGE
A very neat place with 3 large
rooms and full bath, 2-car gar
age. $700 down. bal. 20 per
month. Owner desires larger
nouse near city and may Trade.
' H.E. CULLY
AND ASSOCIATES
- 69 West Broadway,
GOOD BUYS IN EUGENE HOMES
Small 5 room home near Univer-
Sl... CatU X 1-41 . ...... 4
oitj. ouiiu juunuuuuu. new
garage, paved street. Priced
ngnt at $iauu. Terms.
MODERN WEST SIDE HOME
All in the finest condition and de
sireable West Broadway loca
tion. Full dry basement, piped
iurnace. a nome to oe proua oi.
Good value at $3300. Terms.
W. C. RREENTTP Xr ASSOCIATES
U. S. Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Ph.- 4620
SMALL APARTMENT Wonder-
Iul condition, netting 25; on
large lot, close in, paving paid.
Full price, $4775, including fur
niture. DAN L. FREEL
119 E. Broadway
BRAND new cozy 2-bedrm. east
side home, with garage; near
grade school, high, and univer
sity. Unusual features insu
lated and weatherstripped.
$3150. FHA terms. $350 down,
$21.36 per mo. (Inc. taxes and
ins.i rn. aoozw.
NO I'll '! Tf rTt .nm...
NOTICE ra tlrnrov . .
VZhZT'.'L S"" N't'onel Bank of
Pwtland Ore.onl has heen duly aw
Pelate ArtmlnliUatot vita the WW
SUCCESSFUL STUDENT HOUSE
2 Apts. and rooms for 12 boys.
Owner's health makes selling
necessary. Will take Westslde
5-rrh. house In part payment.
See Mrs. Gillanders.
PAUL W. CAMPBELL, REALTOR
520 Mjner Bldg. Ph;320
4-RM.. Bath. Cook stove with coils,
plast $750 cash or $850 terms.
looa cnaroiette St.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FARMS
O. E. CROWE J1 I... vfuietM
Phone 472 Ssringlitlcl J03
new modem,
1-3 A.. Deauoiui
v nr room. '"S ,
quick sale. $1850. H
r.narrl bOX 5954.
70c at RoJ".!!
0ra.B
jejuni
ALL KINDS "'.-"rBD,
r
JBL not ur
S. G. Jacobsjm:
. . ..ii! a
FINE corner lot j
Suitableorli'S:!
Trade iorw j
OregonJetHnMSii
M,ULULERREAL.
CORNER k
street Phj
NEW.Modl"
srxmcinr Sale,