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Wholesale Eggs
Eugene Markets
Wholesale price of grade A Mn to
t&Uen advanced a cent a doeen In
$ugene Saturday but all ether egg prima
vers steady and uncharged. There were
po changes In th prices at other pro
UCm OUTTEHFAT
4 Bo ring Prles
premium quality imaxlmum of X of 1
first quality (maximum at .$ of 1 per
cent acid) c
CCOTd QUalitT BUTTER
(W h.letala Prleeil Cmroni U Blf.r
Brade A . W
Giada B Me
CHEESE
Trip, lb. e
Five-lb. loal. lb. e
Trip alnjclki lb.
Vtln In case lota. Ib. M'Ac
EGGS BarlOf PHeu
Orxla A lares , rt-gc
Orada B law -.
Grade A medium 24c
Crada B medium -- 2J -
Crada A large
Grade B large
fzriim A medium
..S1c
sne
c
Grade B medium 3c
PODITBT
Ka. t colored hen. '-"
Ko. 1 leghorn hena l-ne
Ke. 1 colored aprinfta 18-19c
Uo. 1 leghorn broilera 16-17C
WOOL
long wool .
Coarse, lb.
Short wool
Lamb. lb.
1C
40c
SOC
soc
Mohair, lb.
BTDES
Beet
Call ,
Kip
Long 001 pelta
10c
3c
Oregon grape root. lb.
GRAINS
Wheat, red, bushel
Wheat, white, bushel
White oata, ton
Gray oata. ton
Mc
93c
Barley, ton
P1
VEGETABLES. -ROTTS
fBeylag Prlaea Arer. ret Ne. 1 Predaee)
Turnips, box -
Parsnips, box
Butabagaa. box
Public Market
Yegetselee
Green onions. 1 buncoes .
SDlnacb, a lbs. for
Carrots, 4 lba. for
Potatoes, 8 lba. for
Beeto, bunch
-JSc
15c
lSc
Celery, bunch
15c
15c
J5e
Green peppers. 9 lba. for
Turnips, 4 lbs. for
Lettuce, lb .-
Hothouse tomatoes, lb.
7c
and c
Cabbage. lb.
Cabbage Greens, lb.
Oyster plant, bunch
10c
5c
Winter squash, ib. cut. tot whole. i
Cauliflower, lb. 1w
Parsnips. 4 lba. for
Mustard greens, lb.
Fruit
Apples? per box. tl to .
ji.
IOC
imtd prunes, in.
ggs
Extras .----,
Mediums
Draueft Faoltry
Heavy hens, lb. , , ..
Lint nena, id. --.
lb.
Turkeys, toms. lb.. 3S-J9e; hena ,
Magellan eoai
Butler. Ib.
Walnuts, lb. i i,
PUberta. lb. .
Horseradish, lb. ,
Rabbits, dressed, lb.
Black walnuta. lb.
Do and 25c
-a20C
JBc
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Are Higher
Grape tulcav tDan
Muatard Oreena. 1 It f lc
Sorghum Holm la. at. e&e: k - '
Cider, gallon
Cheatnuta. lb.
Mincemeat Dt W: atBc
Uamlnr. pint lOel auart 1Ki
Portland List
PORTLAND, Ore.. March t fAT
Butter: Prints, A trade. Wo In parch
ment wrappers, 40l e In cartons: B
rrade. SS'tc la parchment wrappers;
38c In cartons.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
.8 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In
Portland, 39'i-40o IK; 40c in cartons:
premium quality (maximum of .35 of
1 per cent acidity). 40ii-41e lb.: valley
routes and country points, 3c le i than
first, or 38c 1M weond auality at
Portland, 3e under first or S7'a-38c lb.
Cheese: Selling prices Portland retail
ers: Tillamook triplets 38.c IK: loaf,
lb. Triplet- to wholesalers: SWlic
lb: loaf. 37o FOB Tillamook.
EgK Prices to producers. A large,
?4c: B. large. 25c: A. medium. 35c; B.
medium. 25c do. Resale to retailers. 4c
higher for cases; cartons. 5c higher.
Live ye!, try Buying prices: No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, under 14 lbs.,
18c; over IS lbs. 18c: fryers. 2'i to
4 lbs., 23c; roasTers, over 4 lbs.. 32c;
colored hens. 31c; Leghomt, under 21.
lbs4 17c; ova SVi lbs.. 19c; oosters, 8c
37c lb.
Dressed turkeys Selling prices: Hens,
28c: toms. 27-28c lb. Buying prices: Toms
25-26c: hen. 26e lb.
Klamath K2.70-2.80 cental; Idaho Gems,
city killed. 30c.
Hay Selling price on tracks: Alfalfa,
No. 1, $22.00 ton; oat-vetch. 8)5.00 ton:
valley prices; Willamette clover. $12.00
ton. valley points; timothy, eastern Ore
gon, $22.00; valley timothy ( ), Portland.
Country meat! Selling prices to re
tailers: Country-killed hogs, best butch
ers. 129 to 148 lbs,. 18i-19c IK: vealers.
fancy, 23c lb.; light-thin. 15-19c ib.:
heavy, 14-15c: canner cows. 12-13c; good
cutter cows. 14-1 5c; bulls, 16-17c; lambs.
19'2-20c IK: ewes. 8-1 1c lb.
Wool 1942 contracts: Oregon ranch,
nominal. 34-37c lb.; crossbreds. 40-42c lb.;
lambs ( ) lb.
Mohair 1941 12-raonth, 45c lb.
Hops 1941 crop. 40c; 1943 contracts.
33c Ib.
Cascara bark 1040 peel, 10c, 1941. 10c
IK
Onions Yakima. 3.35-3.40: Oregon.
$2.40-2.75 fiO IK sack; sets. 16-17e IK
Potatoes, old White locals. $2.50 per
cental; Deschutes Gems, $2.70-2.80 cental;
Yakima No. S Gems. $1.15-1.25 50-lb. bag;
Klamath $2.70-3 cental; Idaho Gems.
$2.70-3.
Potatoes, new California, white. $1.50
per 28-1 b. bag; Florida red $3-3.25 ped
50-lb bag.
Nuts Prices to wholesalers: Filberts,
Barcelona, Jumbo. 21c; large, jee;
fancy. 17Vci baby, llc; Duchilly.
jumbo, 20c; large. 19ci fancy. 18c IK
Walnuts Prices to wholesalers: First
grade Pranquettes, jumbo. 22c; large
20c; medium, 18c; baby, 15 Vic. Soft
shell, jumbo, none, large. 19c; medium.
17c; baby, 14He. Mayette. Jumbo, none;
large, 30o Ux Second grade Franquettes,
large, 18c. medium. 17c; baby, 15c lb.
Softshell. large. 17c: medium, 18c baby.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore., March Jl CAP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May - l.oa 1.03 1.03 1.03
Cash grain:
Oats, barley, corn, unquoted.
No. 1 Flax 2 S3.
Cash wheat (bid);
Soft white 1.00, soft white) excluding
Rex LOS. white; club 1.09, western red
1.03.
Hard red winter ordinary 99, 10 per
cent 101, 11 per cent 1.00. 13 per cent
1.12.
Hard white Baart ordinary , 10 per
cent 1.12' tl per cent MStt. 13 per
cent 1.22'.
Today's car receipts: Whett IS, barley
3. our 8, corn 1, oata 1. hay a mill
feed 2, flaxseed 1.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., March 31 (API
fUSDA) Cattle for week salable 3310;
calves 350; medium-good grade steers,
heifers and oow 35-50 lower, lower
grades steers to 38 lower, vealers SO
and more lower; bulk medium-good fed
steers 11-00-12.26. few head to 13.75, com
mon steers 9.00-10.00; medium grade fed
heifers 10.50-11.25. odd head 11.50 and
11.75, common grades 7.75-9.50; canner
and cutter cows 800-7.00. few early down
to 8.50; fat dairy type cows to 7.50;
medium-good beef cows 8.00-9.50; medium-good
bulls 8-50-10.25; good -choice
vealers 14.00-15.50. common down to 9.00;
cull calves down to 6.50.
Hogs for week salable 3580; compared
week ago market 50 higher but mid
week market only 25 up: feeders closed
slow; good-choice 170-215 lbs. early and
late 13.75-i.oo, mid-week aaies 13.
down: medium weights 12.75-13.50. light
lights 1X75-13.25; good 530-550 IK sowa
10.3O-11. Z5. lighter weignts to 11.75: gooo
choice feeder pigs 12.00-13.00, early top
13.25.
Sheep for week aalabl 3725: fat
lambs around 50 lower, ewes steady;
good-choice trucked In lambs late 11.00.
carload lota early 11.25-75; common lambs
8.00-9.00; good-choice shorn lambs with
No. 3 pelta 10.00 late, medium down to
a.xi; good ewes 0.OU-9O.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, March 31 f UP) Demand for
fleece wools In Boston this week was
very limited.
Fine combing Ohio Delaines w
till TUES.-
Tl. V U.J TL'.i I
1119 j wir nanaMuMi riauiei
. AX ERNST LDBITSCR PtnnnrTinii
. - .
in iium ,. mitofkWn
quoted at 4A to 48 rents.
Graded half blood combing bright
fleeces brouit 48 to SO. Graded 3-8 and
1-4 blood combing bright wools were
quoted at -O-C
New York Markets
NEW YORK. March 31 (AP Scatter
ed stocks were succeiwful in attracting
timid buyers today but many market
lmders remained in the wall-flower
division.
A few rails, motors and coppers acted
fairly well after a hesitant start but
such gains as appeared generally were
in negligible fractions. Dealinga were
htggifth, transfers for the two hours
approximating lJ-i.OOO shares.
Among stocks Homestake Mining post
ed another new .year's low, along with
American Telephone. FaJardo Sugar and
Unton Carbide.
On the improved aide the greater part
of the 6sion were General Motors.
Chrysler, N. Y. Central, American Smelt
ing and Standard Oil NJ. Lehigh Val
ley Coal preferred and Chicago Great
Western preferred edged Into new high
ground for 1943.
Bonds were narrow and commodities
irregular.
Churches
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or meetings at 7. Evening church
hour at 8, song services and
...
Trent Church of Christ:
Glen L. Vemon, pastor. Bible
school. 10. Morning worship, 11.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30. Evening
service, 7:30.
...
Santa Clara Church of Christ:
Jean M. Shelley, pastor. Sun
day school, 9:45. Sermon, 11,
"Vision Not Dreams." Junior and
Young People's C. E., 6:30. Adult
Bible study, 6:30, topic, "The Gar
den of Eden." Evening service,
7:30, sermon on "Salt." On March
29, evening service starts at 8.
...
Cottage Grove Church of God:
Eleventh and Adams. Roy
Hutchenson, pastor. Sunday school,
10, Mrs. Mendel supt Morning
worship, 11. Evening worship,
7:30. Friday evening service con
ducted by Eugene Y. P.
...
Springfield Free Methodist:
Fourth and B streets. Rev. Leon
A, Belles, pastor. Church school,
9:45. Morning worship, 11. Young
people's meeting, 6:45. Evening
evangelistic service, 7:45. Mid
week prayer meeting, Thursday,
7:45.
preaching, sermon, "Who Hath
First Given Him?" Bible study,
Thursday at 7:30.
...
Springfield Trinity Baptist:
Services at 439 Main street
(Taylor hall), Frank Nixon, pas
tor. Sunday school,' 10. Morning
worship, 11. Training service, 7.
Evening worship, 8. W. M. S.
meets Monday, 2 p. m. Cottage
prayer service, 8 p. m. each
Wednesday.
...
Walterville Presbyterian:
Sunday school at 10, Mrs. Clar
ence Potter, supt. Mrs. George
Wllllan teaches the adult Bible
class. Christian Endeavor services,
6:45, Tommy Benson, president
Practice for the Easter pageant,
"The Glorious Christ," after both
Sunday school and Christian En
deavor. No evening preaching
service.
Creswell Presbyterians
Rev. Floyd E. Dorris, pastor.
Sunday school at 10. Morning
worship at 11. Christian Endeavor
at 6:30. Choir rehearsal, Tuotday
evening.
...
Creswell Christian:
Rev. Boyd Lammiman, pastor.
Sunday school at 10. Morning
worship at 11. Christian Endeavor
at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday eve
ning. ...
Creswell Methodist:
Rev. Mrs. C. L. Camp, pastor,
Sunday school at 10. Morning
worship at 11. Epworth Leagues
at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30.
Orchestra and choir practice Tues
day evening.
...
Unity Methodist:
Rev. Mrs. C. L. Camp, pastor.
Morning worship at 9:45. Sunday
scnooi at 10:30.
...
Walterville Community:
Carroll Showen, minister. Sun
day school, 10. C. E., 7:30. Church
service, 8 p. m. Evangelist Adrian
Fraley will appear each night
from March 23 through Easter at
8 o clock.
...
Jasper Christian:
Lynn Robbias, pastor. Sunday
school, 10. Morning worship, 11,
topic, "The Cross a Divine Neces
sity." Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.
Evening worship and Bible study,
8.
...
Cottage Grove Lutheran:
(Missouri Synod), S.D.A. church
building. West Main street. W. A.
Syhvester, Roseburg, pastor. The
ENDS TONIGHTI
HE GIVES 1ESS0NS
IN URCENY
FELONY AND
FUN)
WARREN WILLIAM
RUTH FORD
IRIC BLORI
Plus JACK LONDON'S
Thundering Story of the NorthI
l am eswgsarsss
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THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
service of Sunday, March 22. be
gins at 11; sermon topic: "Jesus
and the Men Who Won." Sunday
school at 10. Confirmation class
at 9:30. Lutheran hour Sunday
over KORE, 1 p. m.
...
Junction City Baptist:
Lloyd S. Cox, pastor. Bible
school, 9:45, Alfred Brown, super
intendent. Sermon, 11, "The Salt
of the Earth," Rev. Morgan.
Young people, 6:30, Arlene Grab
enhuis, leader. Song service, 7:30.
Evening service, 8, theme, "The
Cure for Snake Bite."
...
Wendllng Open Bible Standard:
Rev. Werner W. Bock, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45. Morning wor
ship, 11, pastor speaking. Young
people meet at 6:30. Evening
evangelistic service at 7:30, with
Evangelist J. Harvey Wright in
charge. Old time revival meet
ings will continue this coming
week, every night except Monday,
at 7:30, with Evangelist Wright
speaking. Rev. Wright will speak
Monday night at the Marcola
theater building.
...
Dexter Baptist:
Bible school; 9:45. Morning
service, 11, message, "The Secret
of Peace." Young people's service,
6:30. Evening service, 7:30, topic,
"The Pathway of Peace." Wednes
day night prayer and Bible study
at 7:30. Saturday night young
people's meeting at 7:30.
Fall Creek Church of Christ:
Bible school, 9:45. Morning wor
ship, 11. Christian Endeavor, 7.
Evening services, 8. At the morn
ing worship hour, the pastor, Don
ald Burke, will use as his sermon
topic "Why Calvary?" The eve
ning service topic is "Bible Black
outs." Choir practice Wednesday
evening. 7:30. Midweek Bible
study, 8.
Saturday Radio j
KORE Eurene 1450 Klloeyrles
(Mutual. Don Lee Network)
9:00 p. m. American Forum of the Air
5:45 Musical Comedy Echoes
8:00 Old -Fashioned Revival Hour
7:00 News
7:15 Musical Interlude
7:30 Keep 'Em Rolllnsf
fl-fXl HailrW-. Wl..m hi-
8:30 Lighthouse Temple
9:00 News
9:15 Voice of Prophecy
9:45-Art Kassel Orch.
10:00 Ar TVmrhn Or-h
10:30 News
10:45 Orrin Tucker Orch.
1 1 -nrTrlr '!. --, V.L
ll:30-Johnnie Richards Orch.
-ye,, roruana iiw Kilocycles
(NBC Bine Network)
8:00 a. m. News i
8:05-rar(ella Parraga, Singer
8:15 Al and Lee Reiser. Pianists 1
8:30 Review in Miniature
9:00 The Quiet Hour
Q-rWi h4,a rtt r.it
10.30 Speaking of Glamour
TO--; T.-lr a-Y,..-. CM
11:00 Famous Fireside Play
wane up, America
p. m National Vesperg
1:80 Behind the Mike
3:00 Hollywood Theater
3:30 Musical Steelmakers
3:00 Catholic Hour
3:30 Stars of Todav
4:00 World Wide New
4:30 Grow a Garden
4:45 Excursions in Sdeno
8:00 p. m Sunday at Tommy Doraey'
5:30 Music by White
5:45 Pearson and Allen
8:00 Grandpappy and Hl Pals
8:30 Let's Talk Over the New
8:5 Songs by Dinah Shore
7:00 Good Will Hour
8:00 Inner Sanctum Mysteries
8:30 Jack Benny
9:00 Sunday at Nln
9:15 Eleanor Roosevelt
9:30 News Headlines and HifHMghtg
9:45 Edsewater Beach Hotel Orch,
9:55 News
10:00 Palladium BaUroora Orch.
Renew Sat. Eve. Post NOW Be
fore rise to $3 year, 10c copy.
Russell's Rental Library
NEEDLE POINT SIZED
Electric Cleaners Ptu 300
ARROW MESSENGER Ph. 61tt
Vftn ... .. i .
ypu can't beat our milk. Echo
nouow uairy. fn. z35-j-, adv
PICTURES ... Picture Framing
Ruth Wheeler's. 122 E. Broadway
Springfield Theatre
Johnnie Mae Brnwn tn
LAW OF THE RANGE
Laps Veles and Leon Errol la
"SIX LESSONS FROM
MADAM LAZONGA"
Serial: Jangle Girl
News - Comle Cartoon
DANCE
SWIMMERS'
DELIGHT
Every Saturday Night
Music by
Carl Rooen & his orchestra
PSBCZZSI
LAST 2 DAYS!
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DOORS OPEN 6:30
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HOSIERY
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Civilian
Defense
Meetings
Saturday
7:30 p. m. All persons Inter
ested in enrolling in first aid
classes in the Veneta, Central,
Crow, Jeans, Wolf Creek and Noti
communities, meet at the Veneta
Community club building. Wm.
Maridaugh, district captain, will
assist with the organization of the
class.
Lenten
Thoughts
Saturday, March 21. "And my
people shall dwell in a peaceable
habitation." Read Isaiah 32:16-20.
The Old' Testament with an ar
resting insight uses "habitation"
as we use "home." For a home is
a house which has become a habit
of the spirit.
A house thus loved and lived in
becomes more than wood or stone.
Its rooms grow rich in memory. Its
walls, tested by many storms as
sure us; its thresholds are hospi
tality; order is its beauty; content
ment its blessing; goodness its
crown and its foundations support
the structure of society. It needs
many kinds of peace to make a
peaceable habitation; an inner
peaces for each indweller; the
peace of love and comradeship; the
peace of economic security; the
peace of the State and "the peace
of God which passeth understand
ing." Our world is sick with longing
for peaceable habitations. Must the
prophet's vision remain forever
unfulfilled?
Prayer: O Father of us all, Who
dost establish the solitary in fam
ilies, praise Thee for our homes.
May we make the houses of our
habitation, though they be spac
ious or humble, beautiful with
care and bright with love and, by
Thy grace, secure in peace. In His
Name Who blessed all homes He
entered. Amen.
By Federal Council of Churches.
HOSIERY MENDED
Balcony of Payless Drug Store
We clean and remake your old
hat to look like new. Dorothy
Duree Shop.
DRAPES CLEANED
ELECTRIC CLEANERS
Specializing In examining the
eyes for glasses.
DR. ELLIOTT. LO.O.F. Bide
LAST TIMES TONITE
TQNT0 BASIN
DINE & DANCE
The HOLLAND
Hal Hardin and His
"HOLLANDAIRES"
With Ruth Barton, vocalist
and Vern Minkler, M.C.
3 FLOOR SHOWS S
TASTY FOODS
Cover Charge 55c Tax Inc.
Sun. Night
The "Hollandalres"
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Coma to us. Try our Chinese natures
berb remedies . . will help tou
eealn good health.
Disorders, sinusitis, heart ran. Uver
cldney stomach, fas, constipation
ilcn diabetes, rheumatism, gall and
bladder, fever, skin
female complaints.
Charlie Chan
Chinese Med. Berb
Co.
Offla. hour, only Wad.
ard Sunday. S:S0 to
6:00 r. aa.
i a. FO.NO CONSULTATION FHD
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NOTTCf; of rrtfAL SrTm.rrvrcNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
The First National Bank of Eueene
Oregon) as Administrator of the Estate
of John Richard Marshall, Deceated,
has filed its Final Account and the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Lane County has fixed Monday, ihe
6th day of April, 1W3. at the hour of
10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said
day In the County Court Room at the
County Court Houe, Eugene, Lane
County, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections thereto. All ob
ject tons must be filed on or before said
date.
Dated this 2th day of february.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or EUGENE (Oregon, Ad
minlMrator, HARRIS A BRVSON.
Attorneys.
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NEWS Se CARTOON
Legal Notices
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OK THE
STATE OF ORtXiON VOK
COUNTY OF LANE
MALCOLM C. HALL, some-l
times known as M. C HALL.I
and ELLA MAE HALXJ
HUSBAND AND WIFE.
Plaintiffs.)
vs. SUMMONS
ELLEN NES LEY. an unmar-V
rled woman. The unknown)
heirs of Ellen Nealey, de-
ceaed; ADELINE HAYES.)
a widow and unmarried; the)
unknown heirs of P. C.)
RENFREW, whose name is)
sometimes written P. C.)
Renfrow, deceased: the nn-)
known heirs of WILLIAM)
RENFREW, whose name is)
sometimes written as Wit-)
11am Renfrow, deceaseds the)
unknown heirs of RUFUS A.)
RENFREW, whose name 1st
sometimes written Rufus A.)
Renfrow, deceaned: H. R.)
SLOAN and JANE POEl
SLOAN, his wife, if any:)
the unknown heirs of MRS )
H. B. SLOAN. dereaMKl: the
unknown heirs of JOSEPH-)
IN McDOWELU deceased ;)
the unknown heirs of JOHNl
doe Mcdowell, husband i
of Josephine McDowell, de-)
ceased: LAURA M. TAY-)
LOR. unmarried widow oft
C. L. Taylor, whose name is)
sometimes written as CHAR-)
LES L. TAYLOR, deceased:)
JOHN EDWARD TAYLOR)
and GLADYS TAYLOR.)
husband and wife: MARION)
TAYLOR COPPING and )
ROY COPPING, husband,
and wife; the unknown heirs)
of G. J. LAND ESS. decca.-l
ed: the unknown heirs of)
JANE DOE LAND ESS.)
whose name is sometimes)
written as Mrs. G. J. Lan-t
doss. deceased: A. F.l
MOODY and JANE DOEl
MOODY, his wife, if any:,
the unknown heirs of JOF.l
FOG LE. diseased : M ETTA )
MARIE MOODY and JOHN)
DOE MOODY, her husband.)
If any: GEORGE FR1SSKLI.I
MOODY and JANE DOE)
MOODY, his wife, if any:)
RANSOM R. RAYMOND andl
JANE DOE RAYMOND, hi)
wife, if any; F.VERETTl
STILL and JANE DOEl
STILL, his wife, if any:l
EARL L. PRATT andl
MAUDE B. PRATT. h!-,t
Wife: VERNTTA LUTHER.)
as administratrix de bonis)
nan of the last will and tes-t
tament of GEORGE C.)
FRISSELL. deceased: WIU
LAMBTTE COLLECTION!
AND CREDIT SERVICE, al
corporation; ROY W. TEM-i
PLE: also all other persons)
or parties unknown claiming)
any right, title, estate, lien)
or Interest in the real prop-)
erty described in the com-
plaint herein. 1
Defendants.)
To Ellen Necley. an unmarried woman,
the unknown heirs of Ellen Neslev. de
ceased: the unknown heirs of P. C.
Renfrew, whose name la sometimes
written as P. C. Renfrow. the unknown
heirs of William Renfrew, whose name
la sometimes written as William Ren
frow. the unknown heirs of Rufus A.
Renfrew, whose name la sometimes
written as Rufus A. Renfrow. deceased;
the unknown heirs of Josephine Mc
Dowell, deceased; the unknown heirs
of John Doe McDowell, husband of
Josephine McDowell, deceased; the un
known heirs of G. J. Lad ess. deceasd.
and the unknown heirs of Jane Doe
Landeas. whose name la sometimes
known heirs of G. J. Land ess, deceased,
and the unknown heirs of JOB FOGLE.
deceased, and all other persona or par
ties unknown claiming any right, title,
stats, lien or Interest in and to the
real property described in the complaint
herein.
Defendants:
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF
OREGON. You and each of you are
hereby notified to appear and answer
the complaint which has been filed
againat you in the above entitled court
and cause within four weeks from the
date of first publication of this sum
mons, and If you fail so to appear and
anaver, the plaintiffs will appeal to the
Court for the relief prayed for In their
complaint, to-wit;
For a decree war tn tjoe of tne
plaintiffs In and to the following de
scribed real property:
Lot A of Frlssell's Plat, as plat,
ted and recorded at page 22 of
Volume 9 Lane County Oregon Flat
Records In Lane County, Oregon.
More particularly described as be
ginning at a point which is the
intersection of the south line of the
McKen-le Highway and the west
line of lot S of Section 19. Town
ship 10 South. Range S East Wil
lamette Meridian, running thence
North T0 deg. east along said Mc
kenzie Highway 21S.37 feet, thence
South 308.78 feet, thence South 70
deg. West -13.27 feet, thence North
306.70 feet to the plaea of beginning.
Also Lot C and D of Frlssell's
Plat as platted and recorded at
page 33 of Volume 8 Lane County
' Oregon Plat Records in Lane Coun
ty. Oregon.
More particularly described as be
ginning at a point on the south
edge of the McKenzle Highway at
a point 426.74 feet north 78 deg. east
of the Intersection of the south edge
of said highway with the west line
of lot S of Section 13, Township 10
South, Range ft East of the Wil
lamette Meridian, running thence
north 78 deg. east along east edge of
said highway 428.74 feet, thence
south 208.78 feet, thence south 78
deg. -wert 428 74 feet, thence north
306.78 feet to the place of beginning.
Also, beginning at the southeast
corner of lot D of Frlssell's Plat as
platted and recorded at page 22 of
volume 3 Lane County Oregon Plat
Records in Lane County. Oregon, said
point being north 78 deg. east 8;3.48
feet and south 308.78 feet of the
intersection of the south edge of
McKenzle Highway and the west
line of lot 3 of Section 13, Town
ship 18 South Range ft Fart of the
Willamette Meridian, running thence
south 810.88 feet, thence north 89
deg. 37 mln. west 814.0ft feet, to the
east edge of a 12 foot roadway thence
north 676.35 feet, thence north 78
deg. east 627.77 feet along the south
of lots C and D of said FrlsseU'a
Plat to the place of beginning.
Is good and valid and that .the plaintiff
title thereto be quieted.
And that it be decreed and adjudged
that the defendants, and each of them,
have no right, title, estate, interest or
lien whatsoever in or to said premises,
and that the defendants, and each of
them, be forever barred and enjoined
from asserting any claim whatsoever in
and to said premises adverse to the
platntlff, and for such other and further
relief as may be equitable In the prem
ises. This summons is served upon you bv
the publication thereof in the Eugene
Register-Guard pursuant to an order
duly made and entered on the lith
day of March. 1M2. by the Honorable
G. F. Sklpworth, Judge of the above
entitled court, directing service of sum
mon to be made by publication thereof
in the Eugene Register-Guard, a news
paper of general circulation published in
Eugene, Lane County. Oregon, which
summons Is to be published once a week
for four successive weeks.
DONALD R. HUSBAND,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 860 Wil
lamette Street, Eugene. Ore
gon. Date of first publication. March 14,
1342.
806 Sat April 11.
NOTTCE is hereby given that the
State Land Board of the Slate of Oregon
will receive sealed bids in Its office in
the State Capitol, b Salem, Oregon, up
to 10:00 o'clock. A. M.. on Monday.
April 8. 1B43, for the purchase of ap
proximately forty-nine merchantable
trees growing on the NW'ij of NWU of
Section 18, Township 16 South. Range S
East. W. M.. which trees have been
cruised at 210,000 board feet, and mark
ed for cutting.
The minimum price which win be
considered U 3.00 per thousand board
feet.
Bids must be accompanied by certi
fied check for the full amount of the
bid, made payable to Lewis D. Griffith.
C1Lk the 8tat Lnd Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
k - tf-uid be m-ad tad ttttmeed
to Lewi D. fJ.1 fills. Clerk of Ihe Rtalr 1
UndRoHtil. KjiIi-iii. Ot.-non, HluJ shnuld
Api.lu-j.lioii and bid fur purchM01
Dated thts l.th day of March. 1W2. in
Salem, Oregon. m
LEWIS D. GRIFTTTH.
a- Sat Apr 4, r-
Prote-slonal Cards
DENTIST
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DR. L. E. GEORGE. I.O".O.FBldi
OMETUISTNDOPllCIAN
DR. ELUOTT-L O. OTf7bLD;
Sherman W. Moody. 38 E. BrdwV
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN"
AND SIIRC.Fnw
DR. TAYLOR, 430"Miner7PrTM
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
PERCY W. BROWN
SPENCETR. COLUNS"&CaT"
CHIROPRACTIC JHYSICIAN
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TAX CONSULTANT
ACCOUNTANT
Frank N. Fassett. 101 Minpr Rm
Death Notices
50
JArfSSOfN.r fhc' Ma Jackson'
vLat -h iBm,y nome- 1572
Jerry this monmir; at 5 a. m
Wife- of K. M. Jackson, mother
of Mnrjone Jackson of F.URene
Mrs Dorothy Johnson of New
port Ore-son, John in the serv
ice of the A. C. H. T. C. Shep
ard Field, Texas. 1 sister. Mar
garet Shune, 1 brother, Vircil
Shnpe of Corvallis, 3 Brand chil
dren. Mrs. Jackson was a mem
ber of the First Christian church
of Eugene and active worker in
that organization. Born at Oak
land, pie.. May 9. 1886. Daugh
ter of pioneer family of that
community. John H. and Mary E
Shupe. Made her home here in
Eugene for the past 15 years,
funeral notice later. Arrange
ments in charge of Veatch-Hol-lingsworth
chapel.
OWEN Joseph Owen died""Friday.
March 19. at the age of 73 years.
He was born in Linn county
May lj, 1868. and had lived in
Linn county all his life. On June
12, 188ft he married Sarah Cath
erine Wigle, who died in 1913.
He is survived by two daugh
ters: Mary Owen. Silverton;
Mrs. Ralph Baumgartoner, Har
risbiug; three sons: Lester, Ar-
llnrrl.on' nonrcra antl AciUi. it
risburg: two brothers, John and
van. riiirnsourg. runeral serv
ice will be held Sunday, March
22, at 2 p. m. from the Miller-
snprmnn fnnora hn-. t,
risburg. Burial will be in the
i-ine urove cemetery.
HOLLISGilbert Hollis. Rt. 4. Eu
gene, died at the Sacred Heart
hospital, Friday afternoon.
March 20. He was born April
2, 1880, in Debugue, Iowa. He is
SlirVIVori Viv o 1fii,nV.,a- rj..ii.
Ferguson of Salem, and a son,
Lloyd Hollis of Salem; 2 broth
ers. A. E. Hollis of Klnmath
Falls, and Joe J. Hollis of Trent:
and 9 crr9nH.liilr4n. IT.,- 1
services Monday. March 23. at
h. in. hi i-uuie 5 cnapei.
Having severed my connection with Ramey Vt. Hugh ud
taken over the office of the late T. A. gHveri it 8T Wei
Broadway, I will be glad to welcome old and new frlendi il
my new location. All real estate matters entnuted to
office will receive courteous and Intelligent ttentlo Al I
listings Inspected promptly.
87 West Broadway
One East One West All Best
BOTH JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY
Man, fVT lpiimar
$4000 Lovely home with extra large living room. WeD WJI
in kitchen. 1 bedroom down, 3 "unfinished" up. Cheoai
sunny dinette. Over size enclosed lot Full bearing milt il
nut trees. Double oarage. 1 block to the bus. Close to id-1
$1000 down, balance easy, or could re-finance. Close to m
ti r. .T U
rt ...:n - .Mniia- knm. a. narl navment OH uu!'l
bedroom completely modern home. Small studio house in
nection 2'4 acres land suitable for several more homes' Jl
water and elect. A mighty nice property in a la5' uc".,ur. "6I
cality. $5000 is the price. Buys like this are hard to ima.- I
the first one to act.
Eugene Community Builders
T?lfrtre
"It must be good if we recommend it
4I Miner tfiag.
MOD. E. Side 6-rm. home, full
basement, new furnace. Good
Inn t:n n n II .flhrU,!. An
large lot, with shrubs and fruit
trees, r'n. zi.u-m.
TRADE 2 lots in Beverley Glenn,
Los Angeles for trailer house
not over 18 ft. fully equipped In
good condition with good tires
andgood LhychInfl!280 JJ;
4-RM."lnodern house new. Cheap
for cash, would take trailer
house as part payment, or terms.
16th and Mississippi, W. Splla.
vviuiam uoaaara.
FOR SALE 4-rm. house near old
airport. $650. $100 down. Terms
on bal. Would rent. Inq. last
Jhouse on South end Grantstreet.
CORNER LOT 40x160: 4-rm-house,
modem plumbing, good
.. i ... . o V.M-n Q,. Clone
Hut, Glcnwood districtBennett.
FREE FARM CATALOGUE., ue
tails of over 200 farms. Ore.
Settlement Ass'n.. 81 W. 8th.
WESPEClALlZE IN FARMS
O. E. CROWE
Phone 471 Springfield
2 SMALL houses, cabin and acreage
at Kitson Springs. Mrs. V. M.
Spicer. Mohawk, owner.
3 BEDROOM House on West 8th
Inq. 372 W. 12th. Eugene. .
BARGAINS in farms, homes, ex
changes. H. N. TRAXLER
Creswell. Ore.
6-RM. House, double lot Close in.
$1600 cash. 243 No. H St.. Cot-
tage Grove afternoons or eves.
NEW 4-Rm. house, 3 lots, 90x120.
1300, Xermi. PU. Sptli 848.
March 21, 1943
wmn
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rn. tugene 723 or -l
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in our recent "i
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jonansen, Mr
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need of friendZlg
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viqjiau ive Portland,
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BATHS INTRA RED TO1
PHONE 78, MINER BUt
PSYCHOLOGIST - HiM
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or can n riasnnfi 5tnia
LOST Bulova watch nasH
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Transportation j
WANT i4.il- anA.i.J
from Corvallii cantonmati
moss
LEAVING for TacomaTualJ
lor i. fn. B2-w.
Real Estate for Sale 200
NOTICE
William B. Shelley
PhcmilJS I
Ph. 479
I CAN Sell you
bedroom hjmf-ofV
$2200 on god- SnTi
it is not a new house.
agoodoldone:aUonoM
in a nice district . -William
B. Shelley
87 West Broadwav";
ALMOST new . jWft
with bath uPstaSti;
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COBURG. S-rm. jt
shrubs, t,hi0iou
fruit room. ch :
right at V"""
across r-u""-
S NICE Jn,5o66.Pri.
west town .of USW-fc
Clear. Jg W Ej
unemcumberea, jj J
that I can use.
Guara.
3 bdrm., "VdV'S
walnuts. Hjuity J5?
$750 cash HaSr
ht oy out sti:M
Phone 69 SpriM"-
3!So3SSsS
npy Ave., 2
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