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Newspaper Page TextPags Six THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Here Are Latest Casualty Lists: EDITOR'S NOTE: This te the corrected casualty list issued by the army after last Sunday's bomb ing at Hawaii. The navy issued no lists for military reasons. In the future neither the army or navy will issue any casualty lists. Announcements will be sent promptly and directly to next of kin and only local and individual cases will be published for mili tary reasons. (By the Associated Vnm) Following is casualty list relsasM by the United States war department, revealing names of additional army officers and men killed in action dur ing the Japanese attack on Hawaii SEmer! Wayne South. 33. Indianapolis. air corps. Sunday in Hawaii, i Manfred Anderson (no rank fiven),1 nearest relative. Carl Anderson, father, Hancock, Mich. Walter R. Staples, 25. Biddeford, Me., mechanic, air corps, Sunday at Pearl EUwood Gummereon, ST. Uniontown, pa., air corps (no rank given). Deo. 7, at Hawaii. Brooks J. Brubaker, Jr., 90, Alteon, pa., air corps mechanic, Dec. 7 In Hawaii. Garland C. Anderson, soldier, of Omega, Ga., Dec. 7, In Hawaii. John Henry Mann, M, Stow, N. T., staff sergeant, air corps, Sunday at Hawaii. Staff Sergeant Ralph Alois, St, Pat arson. N. J., at Hawaii. Lyle Edwards. SO, Leslie, Mich,, fno rank or service available), at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Dec. 7. Gordon R. Bennett, 22, Clio, Mich., private U. S. army, at Hickman field, Hawaii, Dec. 7. Walter R. French, , Delphos. O.. sergeant, medical corps, Sunday, at Hawaii. William Schick, 31, Chicago, flight surgeon, air corps, Sunday, at Hawaii. Harrell King Mattox, 20, Shawnee. Okla., air corps (no rank given), at Honolulu. Roth Narramore, 31, Elmdale, Kansas, navy (no rank given) In Japanese war gone. Herman Reuss. 33, Menominee, Mich., staff sergeant, army, Sunday in Hawaii. William North way, Providence. R. I., private, air corps, Hickman field, Ha waii. Keith Joyner, 20, (no rank, time or place given) Canton, Miss. Raymond E. Powell, technical ser geant, army air corps, Lynchburg, Va., at Hickman field, Hawaii, Dec. 7. Reuperto B. Rodriguez, 27, Del Rio, Tex., bombardier squadron corporal at Hickman, field. Hawaii. William Offutt, 21, Connersville, Ind., corporal ah corps. Sunday in Hawaii. Jerome Zamant-w.cz, 23, Mahanoy City, Pa., air corps, chief mechanic, at Hickman field, Hawaii. Dec 7. John P. HoUoway. 34. Green Bay, Wis.. army air corps (no rank given July 7 at Hickman field, near Honolulu. Robert I Avery. 21, air corps, radio, Lincoln. Neb., at Hickman field. Dec. 7. (Rank not given). Private Herbert E. McLaughlin, 31, Shawano, Wis., army air corps, Dec. 7, Hickman field, Hawaii; next of kin. Mrs. Mary A. McLaugnlln. mother. Private William F. Shields, John Shields, father, Blsbee. Arts. Private Jack W. Fox, John A Pox, father, SSSfllfc Bsgley avenue, Culver City, Cal. Private Howard N. LuX. Mrs. Ann Reynolds, sister, 3810 Piatt avenue, Lyn wood, Cal, Corporal Thomas E. Roberts. Mrs. Sibyl M. Roberts, mother. Box M. West minster, Cal. Private Edward T. Vernlck, Mrs. Mary M. Veroick, mother, 101 Gough street, San Francisco, Cal. Second Lieutenant William Graver Sylvester. Mrs. Roberta C. Anderson, 613 Broadway, Needles, Cal. Private Garland , C. Anderson. Mm Jennie Mae Anderson, mother. Omega, Georgia. Staff Sergeant George K. Gannam, Karam G. Gannam, father. Savannah, Georgia. Private Malcolm W. FairchUd. Mrs. Maude FairchUd, mother. Chicago, First Lieutenant William R. Schick, William Henry Schick, father, Chicago. Private Dona! V. Chapman. Xrvln M. Chapman, father, Wheeler, HI. Private Russell C. Defenbaugh, Mrs. Pearle Pel ton, mother, Peoria. 111. Corporal Robert R. Garrett. Mrs. Leila M. Garrett, mother, Galesburg, Til. Private James R. Johnson, Mrs. Ket tle Johnson, mother, Jacksonville, Til. Private Harry E. Smith, Frank H. Smith, father, Harvey, HI. Private Joseph R. Drlsner, Mrs. Anna Drlsner, mother. East Chicago, Ind. Technical Sergeant Homer E. Ferris, Mrs. Walter Morrison, sister, Patoka, Ind, Private Conrad Kujawa, John Kujawa, father. Hammond. Ind. Private Julian C. Stultz. William G. Stultz. father, Zlonsvllle, Ind. Private William Coyne, Jr., William Coyne, Sr., father, Kansas City, Kan. Technical Sergeant Daniel A. Dyer, Jr., D. A. Dyer, father, Beverly, Kan. Private Marion E. King. Jr., Mrs. Re becca King, mother, Route No, 1, Hunter, Kan.. Sergeant Roth J. Narramore, Mrs. Beatrice Lena Narramore, mother. Elm dale, Kan. Private James I. Welles. James I. Welles, father, general delivery, Browder, xvy, Mae Perry, mother, general delivery, Newellton. La. Private Arthur F. Boyle, Frank Boyle, father. Lowell. Mass. Private Robert S. Brown, Mrs, Lena Ayers, mother, Chatham, Mass, Private Stuard H. Flander, Mrs. Fanny Masters, grandmother. North Quincy, Mass. Private Lawrence P. Lyons. Jr., Mrs. Leon tin Lyons, mother, Chelsea, Misa. Mor an. Private George A., Joseph Moran. father. Sotnerville. Mass. Zappala, Private Joseph. S.. Charles Zappala. father. Rosllndale, Mass. Edwards, Private Lyle O., Ralph Ed wards, father, Leslie, Mich. Reuss, Tech. Sergeant Herman C, Mrs. Marie Reuss, mother, Menominee, Mich.' Staple. Private Merton I.. Albert Sta ples, father, 'Blddleford, Me. Jenclus, Private Joseph H.. Theodore Huard, friend, Waterville, Me, Bryant. Sergeant William M., Mrs. Joste Bryant, mother, route No. 3, Vlcks burg. Miss. Gossan). Private James E.. Jsmes E. Gossard, Sr.. father. Electric, Miss. Joyner, Private Theodore K., Mrs. Ada Joyner, mother. Canton, Miss. Hays, Private Alfred, Mrs. Ruth Hays, mother, Kahoka, Mo. Avery, Private Robert L.. William E. Avery, father, R. R. No. 6, Lincoln, Neb, Borgelt, Corporal Harold W.. Mrs. Ma rie Bergelt, mother. Scribner, Neb. Meyers, Private Victor I. Mrs. Syl vester L. Meyers, mother, Hendley, Neb. Porterfleld, Private Charles P.. Mrs, Julia C. Porterfleld, mother, 1931 W. Sth street North Platte, Neb. St Germain, Private Maurice J., Mrs. Azllda St. Germain, mother, Manches ter. N. H. Alois, St. Sergeant Ralph, Robert Alois, father, Paterson, N. J. Schlelfer, Private Louis. Morris Schlei fer. father, Newark. N. J. Price, Private George, Ed Price, father, Artesia, N. M. Tafoya, Corporal Antonio S Jesus A. Tafoyto, father, route 3, box 755, Albu querque, N. M. Moser, Private Joseph G Frank Mo ser. father, Flushing, L. I., N. Y. Penny, Private Russell M., Clifford Penny, father. Mattltuck, L, I N. Y. Cashman, Tech. Sergeant Edward J., John J. Cashman, father. New York, N. Y. Chagnon, Sergeant Joseph J Joseph Chagnon, father. New York. Merithew, Private William W., Wil liam Merithew, Jr., son, Oneonto, N. Y. Burllson, Corporal Weldon C, Henry W. Burlison. father, Cane River, N. C. Joyner, Private Raymond C. Mrs. Willie Joyner, mother, Henderson, N. C. West brook. Private Robert K., Jr.. Mrs. Mildred Dement Westbrook, mother, tfaieign, N, c. Prlvst. Hal H, Perry, Jr.. Mr Willi. I AS'SfSSia. Mown, Prlvat. Hone. A., lrnat Messam. lather. R. T. D. No. 1 Buber ton. Onto. Brandt, St SerfeMit BUI? O.. Ralph A. Brandt, father, Cobum, Pa. Brubak.r, Prtvat. Brooks. J.. Jr., Brook. J. Brubakar, Sr., faUwr, Al toona. Pa. Gummerson. Sergesnt El wood R, Mr,. Flora Cummeraon. mother, Uniontown, Pa. Moalen.r, Second Lieutenant Lout. O.. Jr., Loula G. Moslener. father, Monaca. Pa. Narehood, Private Charlea W.. Mr. Elizabeth Narehood, mother. Pins Glen, Pa. Smith, Private Ralph S.. Harry A. Smith, father. Enlngton, P.. Szematowlez. Private Jerome J., Mrs. Anna Siematowlcs, mother, Mahanoy City. Pa. Walker. Private Ernest M., Jr., Ernest M. Walker, Sr., father, R. D. No. 1, Shelocta, P.. Zsczklewlcz, Prlv.te Marin H., Ludwic Zaezklewlei, father, R-, T. D.. No. J. Doylestown, Pa. Peldman, Private Jack H.. Mra. Reba reldman, mother. PhUadftlplila.' Pa. Lewi., corporal Theodore J., Mrs. Anna Lewis, mother, Philadelphia, Pa. Mattox, Jrlvate Harrell K.. Mm. Wa ll. B. Coffey, mother, 71) N. Klckapoo street, Shawnee, Okla, Northway, Private William N., Mrs. Bessie H. Barton, aunt Providence, R. X. Beasley. Private Leland V., Cyrus C. Beaaley, father, route No. 1, Locetto, Tenn. Brownie. Private William J., Bush I. Brownlee, father, 823 Furman ave nue. Corpus Christ!, Texas. Dtckerson, Corporal Richard A., Rich ard L. Dlckewn. fa the. 3653 BUhop rteet, El Paso. Texas. ' Rodlgues, Private Ruperto B Joe A. Rodriguez, brother, lOi Garza street, Del Rio, Texas. Sparks, Private J, B., Mrs. Ida Mae English, mother, Dumas, Texas. Tennlson, Private Anderson G Mrs. Bessie Tennlson. mother, Canadian, Tex. Anderson, Private William T Herert C. Anderson, father, R. F. D., Quantico. Va. Morris, Corporal Emmett E., Charles Morris, father, Charlottesville, Va. Need ham, Corporal Laveme J.. Mrs. Lottie I. Needham, mother, 421 N. Tth street. Walla Walla, Wash. ZHyard, St, Sergeant Harold C Mrs. Lona Conway, mother. Coketon. W. Va. HoUoway. Private John P Dan Hollo way, father, R. F. D. . Green Bay, Wis. McLaughlin, Private Herbert E.. Ms. Mary Ann McLaughlin, mother, Shaw ano. Wis. . Phillpsky. Private First Class Thomas F., John Fhllipsky, father, R. F. D. No. 1, box 189, Horlcon. Wis. Ural Notie NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTIC-IS HEREBY GIVEN that tt. underlined, M. R. Daugherty. ha. been iDPoSSd administrator of the Estate of Wm. S. Overholaer. by the County Court of Lane County. Oregon, and has qualified such administrator. All person, having claim, against the said e.T.te are hereby notified to pre sent th. same verified aa required by law. with th. proper vouchers, within six month, from the lime of the fUst publication of this notice, to the ad ministrator of said estate, at the law offices of Donald R. Husband, 860 Wil lamette Street, Eugene. Oregon. M. R. DAUGHERTY. Administrator of the Estate of Wm S. Overholser, deceased. DONALD R. HUSBAND. Attorney for the Estate. Date of first publication. Dee. IS, 1M1. 723 Sat Jan 10. . County. Or. son. within Slat Month, B-om the date of this Nolle Dated this win oay ot amaiar, . WILLIAM It. BULAVIT. Administrator. Estate of Mads- llne Elizabeth Elliott, Deceased. HARRIS. BRYSON EAST. Attorney, for Administrator. T10 Sat Dee 27. PBTSICIAN8 A SURGEONS FOX, I. R., 709 Miner, Phons 849. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN DR. H. H. PETERS, Tiffany Bldg. Lee, W. B. Tifiany Bg. 42-J. 42-M. OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTIClt IS HEREBY GIVEN that the underslgi'jd haa been appointed Ex ecutor of the estate of Clarissa A. Oregon, deceased, by the County Court of Lane County, Oregon. All persona ,1,1m, aeainst said estate are miitred to present them with the proper vouchers to the undersigned at the law offices of S. H. Seashore. Room 11, United States National Bank Build in whivene. Lane County. Oregon, within six (I) months from the date of this notice. Dated at Eugene. Oregon, this 30th day of November, 1941. STANLEY B. GREGOR. Executor of the Estate of Clarissa A. Gregor, deceased. Til Sat Dee 27. DR. ELLIOTT I. O. O. P. BLDG, Sherman W. Moody. 38 E. Brdwy. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DR. TAYLOR, 430 Miner. Ph. 278. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Peter A. Kyllo and Bernard Kyllo have been appointed executors of the Last Will and Testament of P. H. Kyllo, de ceased, by the County Court of Lane County. Oregon. AU persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with the proper vouch ers, within six months from the 22nd day of November. 1941, to the said executors at the law office of L. L. Ray. In the Miner Building. Eugene, Oregon. PETER A. KYLLO, BERNARD KYLLO. Executors of the Last Will and Testament of P. H. Kyllo, deceased. L L. RAY, Attorney for Estate. 680 Sat Dee 20. Market Prices Are Unchanged Eugene Markets Market prices were steady and un changed Saturday. The price list fol lows: BUTTER! AT (Bnytof Fries) Premium quality maximum of ,96 of 1 per cent add) S7&C First quality (maximum at .6 of 1 per cent add) , , . 3Kc Second quality 34Vac BUTTER fWnotetale Prices. Cartons la lther) Grade A , Grade B .. , , , Me Five-lb. loaf, Trips, lb. CHEES1 lb. Trips, single, lb. Trips. In case lots. lb. . EGGS BstIdi Prices Grade A large - ,. ,,. Grade B Urge ,,, , Grade A medium . Filberts, lb.. Humeradt&h lb. Rabbits, dressed, lb. aiaca- walnuu lb lb. . .70c 10c at 75c 25c i Grade B Medium -, , ..31 Wholesale Prices to Retailers Grade A large ,. ,, ,.. Grade B large ----, Grade A medium , , Grade B medium POULTRY No, f. eolored hens , , J-Jo. J JsAom bens . -No. u eoltned sprinrs No. 1 leghcrn broflers 15-19c l7c IOng WOOl mm,.mmm- Coarse, lb. , . . Short wool ,. , i Lamb, lb. . Mohair, lb. 42c Beef . Calf , Kip Long wool pelts . -13C Cascara. lb. -- Oregon grape root. lb. TALLOW No. 1 5c No. 1. 4o GRAINS "Wheat, red, bushel . TOieat, white bushel . White oats, ton Gray oats, ton . Bailey, ton Na tIHo -Mo -$31 VEGETABLES. FRUITS Baylng Prfees Aver, ter Ne. 1 Fredeee) Parsnips, dor. bunches Kuiaoagas, dox ti Carrots, dm. bunches v- Beets, doa. bunches Cabbage, lb. Table Queen sauash. doc. , Hubbard squash lb. , Oelicious apples, box . Jonathan apples, box . peppers, id. Hothouse tomatoes, lb. Mustard greens, bunch . 40c -$1.3S -$1.35 16e Public Market Green onions, t ftoncfasn Spinach. 2 lbs. for Carrots hunch Potatoes, S lbs. for Beet.. bunch Celery, bunch .. Green peppers. 3 lbs. for Turnips. 3 lbs. for Lettuce, lb Winter squash, lb. cut, I Caulf flower, lb. . Parsnips lb. 1Se -15c ROm Pnarl smiarskaa. urapw luiee. gallon . Mustard Greens, X lbs for Sorghum Molasses, qt 45c: f-auer, gauon , , ., . . ... Chestnuts, lb. Mincemeat P ,0c; qt-., Porllandlisf PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19 (AP) Butter Prints, A rrsjie, 38(4e lb.. In parchment wrappers, 390 lnu cartons; a graae, Ji Vac in parchment wrappers, cartons. KVtc lb. Butterlat First quality, maximum of . of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland, 38-38140 lb.! premium quality 38Ui-3c lb.: valley routes and country puinu c less or aec pound: second quality, at Portland, 2c under first, or 33Va-3ec. Cheese Selling prices to Portland re tailers: Tillamook trfnlM. 9A, lh.t tnt Mo lb.i triplets to wholesaler. SSc Ib: loaf, rte T.O.B. Tlllamoolr. sTSKs Prices to producers: A. large. 39c: B. larse. Slot A mftlnm H. n medium. 30c; A, small. 26c; B. small. Mo. Resale to detallers. 4c hither for cases: cartons, 6o higher. voumry meats selling prices to re tailers: Country killed hogs. bM butchers. 126 to 14A IK, i.ia.irj. iu yealers, fancy. 18!4-13ct light thin, 1J-15C io.i yearling lareDS, 17160 pound: 1941 spring lsmb. I I 1H ; m a-ta. IK gooa cuner cows 13et canner cows. ID,; DUUB, lb. ijv. Poultry Buying prices. No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers, under IU lbs., JSe: over 1V4 lbs. lBc; fryers, 2V, w . id... inv.ct roasters over 4 lbs. lc; eolored bras, tea lb.t Leghorns. nnaer Vh lbs., 15c; over 3V. pounds ,,c id.i oia roosters, se ID. Dressed turkeys Nomlnsl selling i.kCa. ,,ew crop nens, rovi-zee; toms, 24-2IC lb. Buying prices. Toms, tin lb., hens, J7o lb. walnuts Price to whnl.MiM-., tN.. grade: Franquette, Jumbo, 22c. large 20c, medium 18e. baby 1514c lb. Soft shell, ""bo none, large lc. medium 17c. baby l4c lb.i Mayettes, Jumbo none: large joo lb. Second grade: Franquette, large 18c, medium 17e, baby 15e lb. Soft sheU. large 17 medium loc, baby 14o lb. Onions Yakima. 11.25-1.40; Oregon. $1.80 per 50 lb. bag. Potatoes-New white, locals, 1.78: Deschutes Gems. 12.I5-2.J5 cenUl: Yak- L GemI. - sJi Klamath .alls, s.2.25 cental, M.-f,-"!" on tracks-Alfalfa. uVm.L..,9"20 .J01" ,Mt-vetch 813.50 ton: Willamette valley clover I1J ton: timothy. ?MJe!?L0l;Sn '-'Wl lley timothy, ( ) iton, Portland. nZir19,', ..co"Sct'' "B ranch, nominal, 32-330 lb.i erossbreds. 34-37c Moh.u1841 15-month. 46c rb. Hons. 1041 crop 40c: contracts. SSc. Cascara bark-1840 peel. 10c: 1041, 10c New York Markets NEW YORK, Deo. 13 (AP) The stock market today finished the first week of World war n on a note of selective re covery although suffering the severest average casualties for any six suc cessive sessions since May. 1940. Steels were out In front at the start of the brief proceedings, along with scattered favorites In other departments that stand to benefit from the nation's swiftly expanding armament program. While many issues lingered in the minus column at the close, gains of fractions to a point or more were well distributed. Dealings were fast at Intervals and. despite frequent slowdowns, the two hour volume was around 600.000 shares. jargesi tor any Saturday since the lat ter part of last December, TalK of complete cessation at sutn. motive manufacture for civilian use. with lactones Roms on a fun war nrnriuc" tlon basts, again chilled Issues in this group. Chrysler and General Motors uippea xo new urn bottoms. Better performers Included U. 8. Steel, Bethlehem. Chesapeake & Ohio, Phelps Dodge, Patino Mines, Texas Co., DuPont, Dow Chemical, Johns-Manville, American Telephone, Boeing and United Aircraft. Bonds improved. Commodities gen erally were lower. AlrRed AlasJun 1. AlChm&Dye HI. AlHsChal 27. AmCan 69, AmCr& Fdy 28Vij, AmRdStdSan 4tt. AmRolIMllls lOVt. AmSmlt.Rf iwu,. atjjvp a TobB 47, AmWtrWks 2, AmZncL&S , Ana Arm ill 3, Alch 23, AvCorp 3, BaldLoco 12, BdxAv 30, BthSU 5734. BoeAim UVa. Brin 90 mu. CalPkg 17, CalZL H. CalHec 5, Can Jvf JX t;anfao 3, CatTrac 38, Cel 20. Ches&O Xi -hrv. a.i . E01??1. 1- ComSolv 6V4. Com&Sou 5-32, ConAire 21, ConEdl 12y4, ConOll 5 Mi, ConCan 28. CmPM AM&. !S; Cls,Wght DugAlrc 66, DPont 143, EKod 133, ElPwr&Lt , OenEl 35, OenFoods 39, GenMot 32, Gdrch r"?1,1 QtwrRypf 20, Gryhnd 12. lucent 5. InroCop 10 inuivst mtNckCan 23, Ip&ppf 3 rr&T 1. JnsMan 55. Kenn LibO Fd 22. LcJchd 23, Loews 36. r"?3 ZVt MontWd 27. Nsh-Klv oh onn ' SKSS'"-?" 52S? M Pin AmAlrw 14W. ParamPic 13V., PennJC S,?' J?? 51,i- PoStcNJ 12?, Plman J- SouCalEdi 18C. StniPac 10S Cal 2H4, StdOillnd 30(4. StdoillS "1 wstun 24!4, WstnghsH 78, Wlwth 25, School's Program To Be Thursday DELIGHT VALLEY, Deo. 13. (Special) The Delight VaUey school program and Christmas tree will be held Thursday afternoon, December 18. at the scnool nouse. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vincent, who recently nurchased the Alfred Teal ranch, have left for Grand Coulee, where Mr. Vincent has employment. The Crane family, who have lived at the old mill on the C. H. Haight ranch, moved Into the Vincent house. The annual Christmas tree of the Social Neighbors club was held at the home of Mrs. E. J. Kent in Cottage Grove. Each member drew a boy s name from the Corvallis farm home (Lane county cottage) and will mail a gift to the one whose name she drew. The club is also purchasing two games for the boys and sendmcr walnuts. Mrs, Lew Van Schoiack will entertain the club at her home in Gowdy- ville Wednesday afternoon, ue- cember 31. The Todd Glasgow family of Dorena have moved onto the Lockwood place, which Oscar Flaten purchased recently. Lee Riley of Union is a guest at tne Haipti sears nome. NOTICE OP EXECUTOR'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned Executor of the Estate and Last Will and Testament of Harry Cherry. Deceased, will, nursuant to an Order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County made on tne zznd day of November. 1041. and entered on the 22nd day of November, 1041, proceed to sell, at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash In hand, or on such terms as may be approved by the Court, in separate parcels and subject to confirmation by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, on. from and after 10:00 o clock In the forenoon of Wednesday, the 31st day of December, 1041, at the Law Offices of Harris. Bryson Se East, 201 Miner Building. Eugene. Lane County, Oregon. , the following described real property, to-wlt: Tne soutn so feet or Lots l ana a In Block 13. Ellas Stewart's Addi tion of Eugene, Lane County, Ore gon. An Vndivlded One-Half Interest In and to: The Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 12 In Township 20, South Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian, In Lane County, Oregon. Dated this 22nd day of November, 1941. ASHLEY L. HOUGHTON. As Executor of the Estate of Harry D. Cherry. Deceased. Date of First Publication: November 22. 1941. Date of Last Publication: December 20. 1941. 690 Sat Dec 20. .-5c 2Sc ..8c 15c ISC 10c 7c whole. 2e loc Hothouse tomatoes, lb. inrnips, dox rrnlls Apples! per box II to Dried Prunes, lb. -5c and 25c Oversize - Extras Mediums . Ills -11.19 10c Se S7e Dressed Poultry Heavy hens, lb. Light hems. lb. Fryers, lb Turkeys, toms. lb. 25c: hens Mlie.llaB.ons Butter lb. Walnuts, lb. lt.V -32c 41c 20o and 25c " Phono 652 LIMITED SUPPLY Asphalt Sheeting Paper for BLACKOUT MOGAN LUMBER CO. 1768 W. Sixth WHEN OTHERS FAIL Com to us. Try our Chinen naturtt herb ramedlaa wUl help rou fes-in eood heilth. Dlsorderi, tdnutltli. heart hmff. Uvtr ttldney vtomacb. fat. coiutlpatlon. ilcf dlsbfttct, rheumatism, gall and o 1 a d d r, fever, tkin. 'em alt complatntt. Charlie Chan Chinese Med. Herb Co, Of fie hours only Ws4. nd Sunday, l:W to 8:00 d. m. a B KUNU CONSULTATION PRf 720 Willamette. Eugra. Or PORTLAND FLOUB PORTLAND. Ore., Dee. IS (AP) Domestic flour, selling once, city dell. V5-' 33-bbI. lots: ramlly patents. 49s. 97.33-7.93l 90s. $7.10.7.70: bakers' .U?elV net- W.75-6.501 bluevtem. JS.00-6.50: blended wheat. $5.85-3:30: soft wheat, $3.30 : graham, 90s. $5.85:30: whole wheat Ms. $3.90 b PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 13 (API Wheat: Open High Low Close May 1,04 1.04 1.03 1.03 Dec 1.00 1.00 97 97 Cash grain: Oart No. 2 38 lb. white 37.00. Barley No. 2 45 lb. B. W. 32.00. No. 1 Flax 1.93t4. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 9314, soft while excluding Rex 97, white club 99. western red 98, Hard red winter ordinary 95, 10 per cent 99, II per cent 1.08, II per cent Hard white Baart Arrfln. 1 na in nsV'11 11 ptr cent 1'18, " er cent Today's car receipts: Wheat , barley - - oa i, miuteea 7. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK nZSWyS"3- P"? D 13 - (AP - -j . oiai lor week 2830; com pared to week ago butchers 50-85 higher: KfJ,i-!,"W ?-w "PI feeder pigs firm: IIS . closing top 11.50: late bulk SSTi. , S. cn.. "" 11.25-50: 220-360 lbs. 10.50 up: us lo.sn lb. down to 9.75: bulk packing sow. 7.50. 8.25: feeder pigs 9.75-10.00. -!lu,e, l"'1 ,or "wk 31S: slves 275: good lightweight fed steers steady, we ghtv klnda ,w. .k ..j... J hf n S ,tron 10 85 higher: sausage . . . ' ier weany: most good steers 11.0O-l2.no. mii, .h, oVT 10.50: fat heifers 10.00 down: good light cows 7.75-8.25: bulk medium 8.75-7.2J, common 8.00-75, cann.rs and cutters 4.25-5.75: top beef bulls 8.25: bulk medium-good 7.50-9.00; medium-choice veal era iaoo-13.001 ew lots light feeder steers 9. so-10. 00. Sheep total for week 2280: fat lambs io-io nigner: other classes steady: sev eral loads good-choice 88-103 lb. wooled lambs 10.80 to mostly 10.90: common and medium wooled lamlM l,9v-i,13 8liugtw Mrs. Williams Has Birthday, Saturday Mrs. Irena Dunn Williams, be loved pioneer resident, was ob serving her 85th birthday anni versary, Saturday, Messages of congratulations and calls were received by Mrs. Williams throughout the day. She has lived in Eugene all her life, her father being an early-day merchant in the city. Trent Activities Garden Club Works For Red Cross SHEDD. TW 11 e 1-1 Th cui J "' . vai"By ... cicua uaraen club met re- ' lne nome of Mrs- Ken. neth Robson. The vearlv rhri-t. uuijr ana gut exchange of Plants were held. Clnh nmh. voted to disband the club for the duration of the war and to- meet Jv aea t;rss organization. Mrs. Marie Tavenner and Miss Lee Santora went to Albany to get arm bands to be used by Red " winners ana members of the reserve police force. Miss San tora also purchased silverware to replace that stolen from the Home Economics home last year. no wora nas been received from Clarence Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Herbert Clnm, ,,- the boys in the U. S. navy 'at Pearl Harbor, Mrs. G. W. Rohrbaugh has a nephew in the service in the Phil ippines. Little Georgia May Oxford es caped serious injury when she fell down a flight of stairs at the Shedd school house. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Patterson and little daughter. Ann, of Marshfield, were recent visitors at the home of her father, W. H. McConnel. Mrs. Vemle Wright, who, with members of her family, is here from Nebraska, Is again visiting her girlhood friend, Mrs. Emma Gregory. A Christmas program and treat will be given at the Shedd United Presbyterian church on the morn ing of December 21, This year, say "Merry CWit mas" with Victor Records. W'woa Mulo llouie. it & utb, U, r TRENT, Dec. 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wooten (Mar' garet Smith) of Portland visited at the Frank Smith home last week. They have bought a part of the Lawrence Smith place at Zion and plan living there later. A. B. C. Study club will meet Friday afternoon at the Clayton Kimball home, with Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Hammitt as hostesses. This will be the Christmas meet ing, and each one attending asked to bring a 25-cent gift. Helping Hand club met this week at the Frank Kimball home. There was a potluck dinner at noon and a Christmas tree in the afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mid Kimball. This will bring election of officers. IN ALVADORE ALV ADORE, Dec. 13. (Special) The Thursday club met at the home of Joe Adkins. The next meeting win pe tne unristmas one on De cember 25, with Alta Saunders. The Alvadore community is eet ting into full swing to cooperate witn tne DiacKouts and to help witn tne national emergency. . About 80 per cent of the pres ent output of petroleum in Can ada comes from the province of Aloerta, 4 PICTBRKb . . Picture Frsmlnk Ruth Wheeler-, 123 K. Broadway i 9 DRAPES CLEANED ELECTRIC CLEANERS The Eugene RtsHler-Quard la a mem ber of th Associated Prash Th. Assort. sted Press is exclusively anutled to fflt us for publlestloa of all n.ws dispatches published herein. All right, of publlca eradited to It or not otherwise credited n this naptf and also all th. local n.wa tion of sptui dlrn.H M ktitia ait ! THE COUNTY COURT OP ' STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE) ESTATE OF (NOTICE TO CHARLES F. HUMPHREY,! CREDITORS Deceased.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been appointed admin Isrrator of the Estate of Charles F. Humphrey, deceased, bv the County Court of Lane County. Oregon. AU. per sons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with lb proper vouchers attached, to the law office of David B. Evans, 220 Miner Building in the City of Eugene. Lane County. Oregon, within six months from tne date of this notice. DATED at Eugene. Oregon, this I4th oay ox novemoer, mi. JOHN C. HUMPHREY. Administrator. DAVID B. EVANS, Attorney for Administrator. 220 Miner Building, Eugene, Oregon. w oai uec 19. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That tne uounty uourt of the State of Ore gon for Lane County has aDDOInted William R. Elliott as Administrator of me ..-state of Madallne Elizabeth El liott, Deceased. AU persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly veri fied, to the undersigned Administrator at the Law Offices of Harris, Bryson & East, 201 Miner Building. Eugene. Lane Professional Cards DENTIST CERTIFIED . PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT PERCY W. BROWN SPENCER R. COLLINS & CO. Death Notices SO HEATH Ralph M. Heath of Blue tuver aiea at tne ttugene hos pital. Friday. Dec. 12 at 47 yrs. He was born Feb. 19, 1894 at Gates. Oregon and was a mem. ber of the Methodist church. He is survived by a daughter, Irene of Newport; 2 brothers, Gerald of Gates, Edward of Ashland; 3 sisters, lona Read of Medford, Mrs. Spruce Hall of Salem, Mrs. Otis Dike of Detroit, Ore. Funer al services will be held Monday. Dec. 15, at 10:30 a. m. from the Branstetter-Simon chapel. Inter ment will be in the Gates ceme. tery, Monday, Dec. 15, at 3 p. m. Funeral Notices 75 Persona- US BATHS Infra-Red Ray Massage Masseuse & Masseur. Open eves en. IB, rentnouse. Miner Bldg PSYCHOLOGIST - READINGS by appointment. Phone 1984. PStXHni,8nir.Yibf?on HVading". Lost & Found 150 WOULD advise party who picked K Boyciuiiic overcoat from-Topsy's Inn Sat. night re- miii was to iopsy-g at onc onvniou une. sorrow nun with, light tall and mane. If found please notify Ed. Jen- DF1. VW. .11, UUO. FDIIND Ct U ; u". .' iT. T uwner may Phi 46-F-ll 'eed' LOST: Tan purse, with rfri.,,. if cense at Irish-SwarU Center. Return to Register-Guard. LOST On 6th Ave., between OU.ve yid,B?air ecial winged nut. 856 Olive. Ph. 996. LOST Dark Jersey, bell tied to rope; Guernsey Heifer with . large calf. Ph. 1103." Sutton. LOST Black cocker spaniel "Pen- Ser." Reward. Ph. 4381, C. M auman. LOST Downtown Monday, small red hand truck. Please call Rail. way Express Agency. Ph. 20. sr-.i . - til. K good toriffii wjbSt 5 OR 6 RM Mi Mmh . LOST Set of keys in leather case. Reward. Phone 3206-J. LOST Tan deer skin drlvine i-tn. gloves. Reward. 815 E. Transportation 160 JORDEN Constance HoDe Jorden funeral service will be held at the McFarJand chapel Monday, Dec. 15. at 2 p. m. The Veatch- Hollingsworth chapel is in charge. Interment will be in the Forest Lawn Park, Glendale, Calif. LOWEST HATSs Portland O. W. $1.85; R. T., $3; Lv, Eugene 9:15 a. m 5:30 p. m I p. m., San Francisco $6.25; R. T. $ii.; os Angeles $11; R, T, $19.80. New York $45.50: Chi cago $38.50; El Paso. $24.30, DOLLAR BUS LINE 49 E. Broadway Phone 909 GOING to L. A. Sunday, 14. take 3 pass. Share expenses. Hoffman no tel. LEAVING for Seattle Thurs.. re. turning Sundav: will take 4 Share expense. Ph. 1546. GOINGr to L. A. Dec. 26. Want 4 passengers, share exp. Ph. 4141. MAXAM Mrs. Flora M. Maxam. Rosary Sunday, Dec 14 at 7 p. m. at the Branstetter-Simon chapel. Mass 9 a. m. at the St. Mary's Catholic church Monday, Dec 15, with interment in the Mount Calvary cemetery. WEAVER Raymond B. Weaver graveside services will be held at the I. O. O. F. No. 1. Monday, Dec. 14 at 11 a. m. Branstetter- Simon chapel in charge of ar rangements. Funeral Directors 100 BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 4331152 Olive St. POOLE FUNERAL, HOME Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 341 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Springfield 6th and B. Ph. 411 Miller-Sh'erman Funeral Home Junction City 662, Harrisburg 42 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Ph. 112 Pearl St at 10th. VEATCH-HOLLINGSWORTH Phone 112 Pearl St., at Tenth Florists 110 RAUP'S Better Flowers. Ph. 616. Personals 145 YOUNG women in trouble and In need of a friend are asked to communicate with the local Sal vation Army, phone 2099 or come to 719 Pearl street, or P. O. box 245: or write Major Mil dred Pratt. Salvation Army White Shield Home, 2641 N. W. Mayfair Ave.. Portland. Oregon. MODERN TRANSLUCENT DENTAL PLATES GIVE YOU . MORE FOR YOUR MONEY DR. S. T. DONOHUE CREDIT DENTIST MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS 960 Willamette Tel. 441-J DENTAL PLATE REPAIR TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES. DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST Cor. 8th Willamette, Eugene, Ore. Telephone lezi NU BONE Foundation Garments. -Will call at your home. Ph 2412-R. . "HORIZONTAL 1,5 Pictured - - actress. 10 Spill, as a ' liquid. 11 Toward the mouth (zoo:). 13 Consterna tions. 15 Official proof (law). IT Rave ' (Scottish). 18 Stout cords. 19 Concerning. 20 Roman roadf. 21 Electrical term. 23 SkiU. 24 Nickel, (symbol). 27 Senior (abbr.). MOVIE STAR Answer to Previous Puttie' 38 Third sign of the zodiac. 40 Nonpoisonous ptomaine. 42 Prominent- 43 Bounding. 44 Satiate. 80 Mineral rocks. 45 Profits. 33 Prevent -46 Wire again. 36 Eight 47 Species of (comb, form i. poplar (pi.).' VERTICAL 1 Gather after a reaper. 2 Domineered. 3 Protective covering. 4 Time long past .6 Make a mistake. , 7 Automaton. 8 Vine fruit (pi. ? 9 Consumer. 10 Narrow strip - of leather. 12 Dais. 14 MusteHne . mammal (pi.). 16 Far East 22 Device for straining. 25 Theater boxes. 26 Descendant of Shem (Bib.). 28 Shield. 29 Habits. 31 To mar again. 32 Tendon. 34 And (Latin). 35 Former Russian monarch. 36 Suppose. 37 Colors slightly. 39. Compass point HMorlndin dya. WILL take 2 passengers or ride to lowa. aoon. rn. qu.a-j. WANT Ride to Colorado; share exp. Write 6037 Reg.-Guard, Real Estate for Sale 200 Go Ahead Sism is on these houses to buv. The present iinancing is sucn tnat half of your payments will be paid by your rent receipts from the smaller home, leaving the larger home for yourself. 3 fine bedrooms, fireplace, 1 o v e 1 kitchen, full basement Fu size east side lot Beautiful shrubbery: 2 car garage. Only ssuuu tor tne t nouses. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS. REALTORS "It must be good if we recommend it'1 241 Miner Building Phone 479 40 A. Bevond Crow. Good cas- ture. Fenced woven wire; spring water. Poor bldg. $800. Ph. 2669-W. 720 E. 13th. Dunbar. HOMESITES $10 down, $10 per mo. Hwy. rontage: terms, -mi. No. of city limits on new SB. S. ti. J3C0DS, BonWf7p rS5a5ji. porch, 60. '""""MiU rARTIALi,YFnSt-. 6-RM?ST7r-ri-, 4534, """'"i-ltM able, on hwv mV8' M"1,,W-0J UNFURN. oSTdjiE-- & swap FURN. 2-brmTaBr only. Inq. 1441T1 3 RMSub. WejtTdTi PARTLY fnn, .T- Modern. I7ni "SiN -nra, ana bath himir Adults. Unfurn. sirffi O-ltUUM hmica. H-wTr fum. 1147 T'lSB'fl Levitt Jnct. Citv. mrr in. Ifl9. V iru wl1 FREE Farm Catalogue. Over 250 farms listed, including taxes, acreage, price, etc. Oregon Set tlement Ass'n.. 81 w. Btn, 4-ROOMS aoti"5is4 2516 AM.. r.r?a , v-u 8um Apartments for Em I'UKWISHED 3 rT Agate near 13th, NO r vaults only. Ph, o-nra. turn., or partlallr'taJ lights, water, jarajt, , under 3 yrs. welcome. Mi o-KUUM upper fum. n only. 432 W. 6th. P NICELY fum. a.rm" ink 11 it.y ciiier jjoqge. lfl Kl LOWER, clean, 3 nM,iJ rence, DESIRABLE 2 rnu. and IS ette, heat, hot water. Alfl Adults. 448 W. 12th. Ph. & 2-RM. Apt. furn. with uffid launary, UDStairs. 120, Kincaid, Ph, 4722-W. 2 BEDROOM and sleeping porch, one block to grade school, east side, paving paid. $2450, nATf FREEL 119 E. Broadway Phone 1037 FREE FARM CATALOGUE. De tails of over 200 farms. Oregon SetUemens,nJ.JllWJth. WE SPECIALIZE IN FARMS O. E. CROWE Phone 472 Springfield FURNISHED 24roomMi modern, $6 & $8 per wetu j,. main, apringieia, uit SMALL unfinished house; good lot Just out $450. $150 down. Many other good buys and exch. U. J. ottscnun. vr. om. 4-ROOM Modern house, wash room, garage, woodshed; z blocks from school. $1300. 1034 A St. Springfield; Tnnniuis rJF,ARt.Y NEW $2650 Two bedrooms, hardwood floors in living room, wired for range, utility room, now rents for $30. PAUL W. CAMPBELL. Realtor 520 Miner Building Phone 320 WHY Pay $1.50 for $1 worth of house, when you can buy it for 70c at Robert W. Prescott's? Tiffany Bldg. Ph. 345. FURN. Apt. for men, priv.ei bath, water and elec. hi per mo. Ph. 1728 or 2841 3-RM. furn. ant.. Diana. fi garage, U. of 0. mstidiM Ph. 2154-J. MODERN new 4-rm. duola range, oil circulator, hotd water turn. 1546 wiu. LOVELY 3-rm. fum. apt, decorated: heat, light, Adults. 49U w. em. 2-RM. furn. apt, $20, Hat, I water turn. fn. aww, MAYFLOWER APARTMfl 788 -. II H. E. CULLY AND ASSOCIATES Complete Realty Service Lots Homes Loans Businesses 88 W. Hrnnawav--rnung NEW 5-rm. house. Sale or lease. Full basement air cond. furn ace. $5850 $55. 2383 .Wash BEST BUYS IN LANE CO. Furni ture. Livestock. No. Pac. High way; 1 mile. CO-OP AUCTION CO.. PH. 4732; n Uannot ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE Sec. Floor of Bank Bldg. Phone 630 SpringfleW. Close nu Mnn n Viraieo. close in, $4650 terms, neg.-uuaiu 6019. ALMOST new 3 bedroom home on large lots in River Road district Ph. 4154 or 4486. - DOVE OR HECTOtf SWEILER REAL ESTATE. 774 WiU. 10 13 17 19 U LJ FLFl 25 J 22 -LJ ii- r ""1 1 18 ZO T 8 38 39 1 J- 45 4i STW. POTTER. Real Estate I. O. O. T Bldg. Phone 4466 HOMES, built and sold by owner J. U HARPHAM COMPANY Phone 270 or 4611 Close-in Acre $300 C. F. HYDE REALTY CO 111 nrtrnf AMC ijWAT.ThRS 702 Willamette Ph. 4000 Real Estate Exchanges 210 sr.. A lln,ul ran.h In Mnntana, Trade for ranch or Umberland in WiU. Valley. Ph. Springfield 748. Real Estate Financial 220 Loans . TOR MATERIALS ONLY No Plans Necessary ; Any Lot Satisfactory. 60 days 1st Payment McDaniel Lumber Co. 131 W. 8th Phone 572 rnmni.f. Bnlt Service Lots Homes Loans Businesses 69 W. Rrn-rltonv Phone 743 W. R. ROBERTSON. 80 W. 10th Real Estate Wanted 250 WE WANT LISTINGS Of All Kinds of Property! , McGULLY REALTY COMPANY 7S9 Willamette DIRECT from owner. Best homes $1200 cash will buy. Reg.-Guara bax .022. 3-KUUM Ulir UIU1. nr jjl month, inquire n. m o.rihnM APT. Water and Aduits. si4. iaH!a FURN. 5-rm. flat Adults att Patterson, rri. na NICE 2 rooms, light , wate. $25 per monin m n, r.. i,m,a FURN. APT., AlSO. M Ron Jefferson APT.. S15. j--w J 2-BEDRM. Fum, MJJ'H W. Broaaway.njffi2i!i. erjn TJrlvat. hath. AdulU. 807 WJral upstajrsiJAdultaJ234JJ FURN. 3-rm.PI; 1129 otraj.2!. ROSABELLA APT. t-tn. Ann VJ Rrnadway . 300S unfirnished g 3TRqoMs;Fum.PrivteWi entrance, a.i' - Rooms JorBw. Breawast iii-.- ROOMS by month, week H 537 "ncoi-vrn5f? " ROOMS JjS't rn. igj in. am-2-s-cZa fbTSAN-AweUrt wak conn u. . O A by the day or wees. -- 187P-J. --r-Snt 502-W. COMFORTAB'g Close in. "iLS; fURNrRMS. SSl sleepingj""i-c,s; I rj Room rRBEnmfo011 nt UW .f sasr - Spfld. homTwaOT Will P " BOARDS iSWi 1262 J&hSC TSfrv-imm. gooa we