Eugene register-guard., April 21, 1942, Image 8

Page Eight
THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Produce Prices Remain Same
Eugene Markets
AH produc prioaa In th tufw
rruu-kti vera unrhaniwd Tu-dy. Trie
echdult follows:
Bfrrmf at
(Baylst FrU)
Pramlun quality (maximum of M ot I
ptr cent acid)
rirrt quality (maximum of .1 of 1 per
rent ar'.dl 39c
Second quality 37c
BUTTEB
fWhla.l rrtoan Csrtou b Blfbor)
Grade A 43c
Grade B , , , 41c
CBEE8B
Trlpa. Ib. '
Five-lb. loaf. lb.
Trips, slnjtle. lb.
Trips tn case lots. lb. MV4o
EGG S Be ylnf rrftei
Grade A larre r.9Qr
Grade B large .,- .. - V-2Ae
Grade A medium ,.. .4-.c
Grade B medium 22-23c
TCholeuU Price te BeUners
Grade A large , , , 1
Grade B large , , 31c
Grade A medium . . I
Grade B medium ..... . 30c
POULTRY I
No. t colored heni
No. 1 legnorn hens 18-19c
No. 1 colored sDrimts 19-21c
No. I leghorn broilers - lqM7c
WOOL
Lonf wool i tV
Coarse, lb. Ar
Short wool .... "-
Lamb, lb.
Monair. lb
HIDES
Beef -Calf
Kip 13C
Long ool pelts
CAS CAB A
Cascara. lb.
Oregon crape root. lb. "
GRAINS
WTieat. red. bushel
Wheat, white, bushel
White oats, ion
Gray oata. ton r
Barler. ton .
VEOETABLIS, rBUITB
fBnyt-r Price Aver, ter Ne. I Preeeet
Green onioni. doc bunches
Caul) flower. crat '
Turnips, box .
Parsnips, bo
Rutabacas. box
Hothouse cueumbera. each
Radishes, do, bunches -Deliclout
applet, bent
Winevap apples, box ....
Rhubarb, lb. .
Rhubab. box -.
4ft-
10c
45c
t00
c
Public Market
.gau.le,
Green onions. S bunch,, for .
Spinach. 3 IM. for
Carrot,, 4 lbs. for .
Potato,!. 10c for
Beets, bunch
Celery, bunch
Turnips 4 lbs. for
Lettuc lb
Cabbage, lb.
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Cabbase Green t, lb.
Oyster plant, buneb
Winter soua-h. lb. cut, Sei whole, if.
Cauliflower, lb.
Parsnips. 4 lbs. for
Mustard greens lb. ,
Radishes, bunch
Rhubarb. 3 lbs. for
Asparagus, bulk.
lfcr
lb.
Apples' per box. tl to ,
Dried Prunes, lb. ..
c
15c
.15c
Extras
Mediums .
Drsae Pooitry
Heavy hens, lb. -,
Light hens. lb.
rrvers. ip.
-34c
-32e
Turkeys, totns. Ib.. 6-9c; hens - .SV
Hlseallanaona
Butter, lb. , , , . ,., 41c
Walnuts, lb. and 25c
rUberta. Ib..
rveradtsh
Rabbits, dressed, lb.
Slack walnuts lb.
Home made sausase. lb. ,
Grape lulce. gallon
Mustard Greens, lbs- for ,
Sorgnum Molasset. qt 45c:
Cider, gallon
Hominy, pint lOct quart
Chestnuta. lb.
Mincemeat, p , c
0e'
10c
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-- 15c
oolared hens. -3c. Leghorns, under Vk
lbs ITc: over J' 1h., 19c; roosters Sc.
Dresae. turkey s Selling prtrest Hens,
2e: totns. 77-28c lb. Buying price! Toms
y-JUs; hen. 26c lb.
Hay Selling prlre on trecksi Alfalfa.
No. I. 21.00 ton: oalvetrh. $14 ton:
vallev prices; Willamette clover. tlO-13
ton. valley points; timothy, eastern Ore
gon. -.00: valley timothy . Portland,
Country meati Selling prices to re
tailers: Country-km ed hogs, best butch
ers. 12. to 14B lbs. lA'i-l&c lb: vealers,
fancy lb : lighMhtn. 14-ISe lb.;
heavy. 18-1 7c: canner cows. 12'i-lSc:
good cutter cvws. 13'fl4c; bulls. 16-17c;
lamb. 18-20c IK: ewe. ft-lc lb.
Rabbits Average country-kiUed. 30-SJc
lb ; city-killed 33-S4 lb.
Wool 1M2 contracts: Oregon ranch,
nominal, 34-57c lb.; crossbred-, 40-43 lb.
lambs 11 lb.
Mohair 1842 13-month. 45c lb
Hops 1W1 crop. 40c; ISO contract-,
38c lb.
Cascara bark IMS peel. 15c lb.
Onions Idaho, 3.25; Oregon, 93-4 50
1b. sack; sets. 25c lb.
S350 50 lb. sack: sets. 25c lb.
Potatoes, old Whit locals. $2.50-2.75
cental; Deschutes Gems, $3.1V35 cent
al; Yakima No. 2 Gem.. $1.25 per 50-1 b.
bag. Klamath No. 1 $2.85-3.35 cental.
Nuts Prices to wholesalers: filberts,
Barcelona, Jumbo. 31c; large, 18.c;
fancy. 17icj baby. lHc; DuchtlJy.
Jumbo, 30c; large.. 19ci fancy. 18c lb.
Walnuts Prices to wholesalers: First
grade Pranquettes, Jumbo. 23ci targe
aoc; medium. 18c: baby. IS Vie. Soft
shell. Jumbo, none. Urge, lftci medium.
17c: baby. 14Wc Mayett. Jumbo. nai
large. 30c lb. Second grade rranquettes,
SoftshcU. large. 17c; medium. ISct baby.
Urge, 15c; medium. 17c; baby, 15e Ux
PORTLAND GBAIN
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 31 AP
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 97 91 97 97
Cash grain:
Oat No. 2 38 lb white 40 W)
Barley No. 2 46 lb. B. W. 31.00.
Corn unquoted.
No. 1 Flax 2.50'4.
Cash wheat bid:
Soft white 97'.. soft whit excluding
Rex 1.00'., white club IjOI, western red
1.00',.
Hard red winter ordinary 97. 10 per
cent 1.00, 11 per cent 1.07. 12 per cent
l.U.
Hard white Baart ordinary 10 per
cent 1.09' i. 11 per cent 12 per
cent 1.19'..
Today's car recelpU: Wheat 28. bar
ley 3 flour 2, hay 1, mulfeed 3. . flax
seed 1.
SSc
flin 1
Portland List
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 21 AP
Butter: Prints A grade. 41'. In parch
ment wrappers: 42'ic in cartons: B
grade. 41c In parchment wrappers; 42c
in cartons.
Butterf at First quality, maximum of
.8 of 1 per -ant acidity, delivered In
Portland. 4fl'.-4lc lb.; premium quality
(maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity),
411-42c lb.; valley routes and country
points. 3c less than frist or 39c lb.;
second quality at Portland, 3c under
first or 38'i-39l4c lb.
Cheese: Selling prices Portland reUQt
ers: Tillamook triplets 28V.C lb.: loaf.
39 Vie lb. Triplets to wholesalers: 28Hc
lb.; loaf. 37.e FOB Tillamook.
Eggs Prices to producers, A large.
28c; B. large. 27c: A. medium. 26c: B,
medium. 25c dor. Resale to retailers, 4c
higher (or cases; cartons. 5c higher.
Live iKniltry Buying prices: No., J
grade Leghorn broilers, under Hi lbs.,
19c: over 14 lbs. 19c; fryers. 2 to
1 4 lbs.. 23c; roasters, over 4 lbs.. 22c;
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PORTLAND LTV E STOCK
PORTLAND. Ore., April 21 fAP
USDA Cattle salable- 100. total 125;
calves, salable and total. 25; market
active, mostly steady; few mostly fairly
good steers 11.0O-12.0O, strictly good light
weights quoted to Monday's top of 13.25;
common dairy type heifers 8.00-9.25:
common to medium beef heifers 10.00
75: few fed heifers to 11.50; canner and
cutter cows 5.75-7.25: fat dairy type cows
7.50-8.25; heavy Hoi steins up to 8.75;
medluro-good bulls 9.25-10.75: good
choice vealers 14.00-15.50; odd head 16.00.
Hogs salable and total 300. market
slow, around 25 lower than Monday's
average to steady with extreme close;
good-choice 175-215 lbs. largely 1S.O0; few
lots 13-15-354 230-250 lbs. largely 12-50;
light-lights 12.00-50: good 350-525 lb.
sows 925-50; lighter weights up to 10;
food-choice feeder ptgs 11.50-1235.
Sheep salable 100. total 200; few sales
steady: good weighty shorn lambs 10.00
25: common 8.00-9.00; good-choice' fed
wooled lambs quoted 12.00 and above;
good spring lambs salable around 13.00;
extreme top Monday 13.25: good shorn
ewes 5.00-25; common down to 3-00.
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BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON. April 31 'AP- USDA
The Boston wool market was more active
today. Fair quantities of fin territory
wools were sold at $1.15-1.18, scoured
basis, for average to good French comb
trig lengths, and at $1.05-1.08 for clothing
length wool. Graded half blood combing
territory wool brought mostly $1.13-1.16,
scoured basis.
New York Markets
Bv VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK. April 31 (AP The
stock market today leaned towarasi im
provement for the third successive ses
sion but top gains of fractions to around
a point in the leaders were shaded by
late profit selling.
Steels, aircraft, and rails displayed
about the best climbing power In the
! early proceedings. Heaviness tn Amerl
; can Telephone tended to alow the re
covery near me unai nour. irinitcuwii
amounted to about 300.000 shares.
Among the stocks carrying plus marks
most of the day were General Motors.
Chrysler, IT. S. Steel, Bethlehem. Mont
gomery Ward. Douglas. Curt I ss-Wright.
Boeing, Westlnghouse. Johns-ManviUe.
Union Carbide. Santa Fe. Southern Rail
way. Chesapeaks it Ohio and. Great
Northern.
Telephone's fractional dip was accom
plished on a small line of selling. Ac
tion on the quarterly dividend Is due
early In May. Allied Chemical also suf
fered a relapse and was oft as much as
2 points.
Rati loans attracted selective buying In
the bond market.
Tuesday Radio
KORE Euren- "5 KlleeyelM
Mataai-Don Lea Network)
5:00 p. m. News
5:15 Orphan Annie
5:30 Captain Midnight
5:45Jack Ann strong
8:00 Hits of the Day
8:15 News
6:30 Spotlight Bands
6 45 Civilian Defense Round tabl
7:00 John B. Hughes
7:15 News
7:30 Melodies for Evening
7:45 Popular Serenade
8:00 What's My Name
8:J0 Rudy Bundy'a Orch.
9:00 News
9:15 Eugene Jr. Chamber of Commerce
9:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
9:45 Joe Relchman's Orch.
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10:30 News
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11:00 Duke Ellington's Or oh.
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13:00 News in Brief
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8:00 Dinner Concert
6:15 United Press News
6 -SO Farm Hour
6 40 Wool and Wool Markets
6:45 Spot Market Reports
7:00 ORC Farm Crops Dept.
7:1!--Ho1stein-Fres1an Association
7 30 Univ. School of Music -Eugena
g:0O Neigh bornood News (Eugene!
: 1S Wot Id tn Review Dean Morris
Jpirngfield Theater
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TWO FEATURES
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8- 30 Higher Education Speaks
00 Music of Czechoslovak ia
30 OSC Cadet Band
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4:15 Young Dr. Ma lone
4 30 American Melody Hour
5 00 p. m. Newspaper of the Air
5:15 Your Defense Reporter
ft-30 Harry Flannery
5:45 Bob Gar red. News
5:55 Elmer Davis. News
6 00 State Traffic
8:15 Dutch Uncles
6:30 Report to the Nation
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7:30 Publie Affairs
7:45 Frailer Hunt
$ 00 Amos and Andy
8:15 Lanny Ross
8:30 Are You A Missing Heir
9:0O Duffy's Tavern
9:30 Bob Bums ,
9:55 Political Talk
10:00 Five Star Final
10:15 The World Today
10:30 Wartime Women
10:35 Atr-flo
10:45 Defense Today
11:00 Anita Carol and Erwin Yeo
11:30 Manny Strand Orch.
11:55 News
Midnight to 6:00 a. m. Music and News
SOW Portland o Kilo eye Its
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5:30 War News Roundup
6:00 Sunrise Serenade
6:30 Early Bards
7:00 News Headlines and Highlights
7:15 Music of Vienna
7:45 Sam Hayes
8:00 Stars of Today
8:15 Symphonic Swing
8:40 Lot t a Noyes
8:45 David Harum
9:00 Bess Johnson
9:15 Bachelor's Children
9:30 Vi and Vtfma
9- 45 Musical Bouquet
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10:15 News for Busy Women
10:30 Homekeepor's Calendar
10:45 Dr. Kate
li:00 Light of the World
11:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughter
11:30 The Guiding Light
11:45 Hymns of All Churches
12:00 Against the Storm
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5:00 p. m. Flying Patrol
5:15 Secret City
5:30 News of the World
5:45 Supper Syncopation
6:00 Serenade for You
6:15 Sport Time. Bill Mock
6:30 Svmphony Orchestra
7:30 Red Ryder
8:00 Office of Government Reports
8:15 Rhythm Time
8:30 Information Please
9:00 Dusty Records
9:30 News Headlines and Highlights
9:45 BN
9:55 News
10:00 Ciigat Rhumba Revue
10:30 Broadway Bandwagon
10:45 Palladium Ballroom Orch.
11:00 This Moving World
11:15 Organ Concert
11:30 War News Roundup
Wednesday Radio
KORE Eugene 1450 Kilocycles
(Mutual-Don Lee Network)
6:00 News tn Brief
6:05 Early Bird
7:00 News
7:13 Morning Vanet.es
7:30 Melody Strings
7:45 Morning Sermonett
8:00 Haven of Rest
8:30 News and Music
8:45 Miss Meade's Children
8:00 John B. Hughes
9:15 Health Club
9:30 Old Fashioned Girl
9:45 Popular Varieties
10:00 News
10:15 I'll Find My Way
10:30 News
13:35 Women Today
10:45 Your Date with Don Norman
11:00 News and Music
11:15 Colonial Network OTch,
11:30 Mid-Day Varieties
11:45 Radio Camera Club
12 -.00 News
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4 00 a. m, Music
5:30 News Roundup
6:00 Sunrise Serenada
630 Early Bards
7:00 News Headlines and Highlight
7:15 Music of Vienna
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7:45 Sam Hayes
8:00 Stars of Today
8:15 Women's World
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8:40 Lotta Noyes
8 : 45 Da vld Ham m
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11:00 Light of the World
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11:30 Guiding Light
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1 00 Barkstage Wife
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3 15 Navy- Band
3 25 News
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,.i5 Sam Hayes. Spectator
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6 as Moments of Melody
6 15 arm and Home
845 Western Agriculture
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7:15 Clete Roberts Reports
7:30 Breakfast Club
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930 Breakfast at Sardi'o
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11:15 Nature Trails
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11 45 Keep Fit Club
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12:35 Musical Interlude
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1:00 Favorite Classics
1:15 Variety Time
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3:30 World Problems (Eugene)
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3:15 Treasury Star Parade
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3:30 Concert Hall
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9 45 Cur Gal Sunday
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12 00 Music Without Words
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1 00 Stepmother
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3:30 Frank Parker, Songs
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4:30 Newspaper of the Air
also .eaves hi only un Cecil,
tf areola, a sister, Carrie Kuhnert,
Merced, Cal., Fred Beter, Mon
tague. Calif.
The funeral service will be held
Thursday April 23, from the
Veatch-Hollingsworth chapel at 2
p. m. Interment will be in the
family plot at Marcola cemetery.
Major to Confer
Major M. T. Dean, racial rela
tions advisor of the 9th corps area
of the V. S. army will be in Eu
gene Tuesday to confer with De
fense Coordinator Howard Mer-riam.
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McARTHUR COURT
Mon April 27- 8:15 p. m.
Phone 3300, local 214
of the estate of Henry Carroll Auld. de
ceased, will, pursuant to an order of the
County Court of the Slate of Oregon
(or Lane County, duly made and entered
nn the 23rd day of March. 1942. In the
I matter of said estate, sell at private
Mle for caw. or upon wnui m cinin to
be approved by said court to the highest
bidder or bidders, on or after 10 A..M..
of the 23rd day of April. 1942. aU the
right title. Interest and equity of said
deceased and estate, subject to confir
mation of said court. In and to the
following described real property, to-wit:
Begin 320 feet South and 331.8 feet
West of the Northeast comer of
Claim 54. Tp. 17 S. B. 3 W. W. M.,
which raid point la the Northeast
corner of Intersection of Madison
SI reet and 9th Avenue West. Eu
gene, run North along East line of
Madison Street 145 feet to alley be
tween 8th Avenue West and 9th
Avenue West. East 80 feet. South
145 feet, and West along the North
line of 9th Avenue West 80 feet to
beginning, also
Beginning at a point on the East
line of that certain tract of Und
formerly sold to H. C. Auld by the
grantors herein: the said point being
80 feet East and 90 feet North parallel
to the East line of Madison Street,
from the Northeast comer of- the
intersection of 9th Avenue West and
Madison Street In Eugene. Lane
County, Oregon, running thenos East
3 feet, thence North parallel to the
East line of Madison Street 55 feet,
thence West 3 feet, thence South M
feet to the place of beginning, said
tract being a portion of the D. U
C. of James Huddlestan. In- Lane
County. Oregon, and now tn the
fitv of Eueene.
All bids and offers may be left at tha
office of Harris. Bryson & East, Miner
Building. Eugene. Lane County. Oregon.
Dated, Eugene, Oregon March 24 tn.
194X
KATHERINB MARY AULD.
Administrator of the estate of
Henry Carroll Auld, deceased.
818 Tues Apr 21.
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cola last Frid,1.1.'!
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in Creswell. Mr. it
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interment will h. u .1."
well cemot.
V Thursday Night April 23 V
Ths HOLLAND!
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Adm. 75o (includes tax)
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Prominent Marcola
Man Dies Monday
John Z. Evans, prominent farm
er in the Marcola community, died
at a local hospital Monday, April
20, as a result of an injury which
took place near Marcola last Fri
day. He was bom and lived in the
Marcola district his entire life. In
December, 1879, he married Ari
zona Arnel, who survives him. He
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Disorders, sinusitis, heart, lung, liver,
kidney, stomach, gas. constipation,
ulcers, diabetes, rheumatism, gall and
bladder, fever, skin,
female complaints.
Charlie Chan
r VI1WC9T; tin Ui tucu,
Office hours only Wed.
and Sunday, 3:30 to
.8:00 d. m.
S. B. FONG CONSULTATION FREE
720 Willamette, Eugene, Ore.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE Is hereby given that th
State Land Board of the State of Oregon
will receive sealed bids In Its office in
the State Capitol in Salem. Oregon,
up to 10.00 o'clock. A. M., on May 8.
1W2. for the purchase of timber grow
ing on the SW' of SE'4 of Section 8,
Township 16 South, Range 8 West, W.
M.. in Lane County, Oregon, which
timber Is in the amount of 460.000 board
feet, .and which trees have been marked
for cutting.
The minimum price which will be
considered is $2.00 per thousand board
feet.
Bids must be accompanied by certified
check for the f '. amount of the bid,
made payable w Lewis D. Griffith
Clerk of the State Land Board.'
The Board reserves the right to redact
any and all bids.
Bids should be sealed and addressed
to Lewis D. Griffith. Clerk of State
Land Board. Salem. Oregon, and should
be marked on the face of the envelope.
"Application and bid for purchase of
timber."
Dated this 2nd day of April, 1943, to
Salem. Oregon-
LEWIS D. GRIFFITH.
Clerk of Stato Land Board.
83T Tues Apr 28.
MUler-ShermmFmiSrel
Junction CityPh. .66X
Professional Cards
DENTIST
Lee, W. B. Tiffany Bg. 42-J. 42-M.
DR. L. E. GEORGE. I.O.O.F. Bldg.
OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN
DR. ELLIOTT L O. O. T. BLDG.
Sherman W Moody. 38 E. Brdwy.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
DR. TAYLOR, 430 Miner. Ph. 278.
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
PERCY W. BROWN
SPENCER R. COLLINS & CO.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
DR. H. H. PETERS. Tiffany Bldg.
Dr Helms, foot correction. 312 E 11
TAX CONSULTANT
ACCOUNTANT
HARRY NELSON ACCOUNTING
SERVICE. 69 W. BROADWAY.
Death Notices
50
FISK Allen Fisk died Monday.
April 20th at the age of 31 yrs.
He was born Februarv 15. 1911.
in Joseph, Oregon. He married
urace stutz in Vancouver, June
19. 1932. Besides his wife and
sons, Allen Francis and James
Leroy, he is survived bv his
mother. Mrs. Henrietta Fisk of
.VEATCH-HOLYSSSESSal
Phonell2 Pearl St
BRANSTETTER-smbNti
Phone 433l i si X
- UllVtSt
POOLE FUNERALHOVfl
Ph. Eugene 723 or SortK
' uui ana o.
Florists
RAUP'S-BetteFFio-pT
' Personal!
DENTAL PLATElM
IN MOST ritn
DR. HARRY Sf.Mi.tiiB..
Cor. 8th Willamette,
YOUNG women in tn,M.-
need of a friend in id
vation Army, phone id
uunio 10 i in reari luwtflrl
Box 245: or write M.ioi
dred Pratt. Kalvatin. A
White Shield Home, Ml 3
Mayfair Ave.. PortlmtM
WAR WAR
On all human slWnti. M-J
Victory. I have helped oml
or inousanas ot people, a
at 760 Willamette. J. fcj
Magnetic neater.
SPIRITUAL READIKG.Bk
will be here a fewdsysoej
1860 for appointment, Ajt
uregon notei.
PSYCHOixinisT ann
by appointment Phone m
Lost & Found
LOST Pair of kid skin jlml
Z352-VV. VHI W. Bui.
Transportation
LEAVING Wed., April 22TS1
f ary, Lanaaa via sposrai
um 2 weeks. 2 paisei
1237 Monroe.
LEAVING for Neb. aboutHH
Can take 2: yuung vm
fi-rred Share expenses. I
soman Auto Court, Stria
JunctionbinteveiiPj
LADY wants ride to So. ft
about May 1st. Pa. or
penses,help drive. Pt.
PRIVATE Party leavinj te
Francisco Monday. Tel 29
Real Estate for Sale
NOTICE Of GUARDIAN'S SAUe
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That bv
virtu, and authority of an Order dulv
mad. by the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Lane Countv on the 7th
day of April. 1SM2. the undersigned The
rirn national BanK of Eugene lOregonl
a, Guardian of the Estate of Mary O.
Howe, a Pervn Incapable of Conduct
ing her own Affairs, will at 10:00 o'clock
In th. forenoon of Friday, the lsth dav
of May. 1942. at the Banking- House of
Th. First National Bank of Eugene. Eu
gene, Lane County, Oregon, proceed to
sell and will .ell at private sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, in on
parcel, and subject to confirmation bv
th. County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Lane County, all the right,
title end interest of said Ward. Mary
O. Howe, in and to the following de
acribed real property:
The West Half of the Northeast
Quarter; and Lot One Ml of Sec
tion JO, Township 19 South Range
S West of the Willamette Meridian.
In Lane County. Oregon.
Dated this 7th day of Anril. 1942.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF EUGENE. Guardian.
Cat. of First Publication: AprtJ T.
1042.
Dat of Last Publication: Mar S. 1942.
828 Tues M,y 9.
EUGENE COMMUNITY-BUILDERS, Red::
"It Must Be Good If We Recommend It"
COUNTRY OR
.1 Lovelv Acres -Most!
bearing Eng. walnuto. On
able home. Good chicken M
hrn and garage. AliaM
under Irrigation. A (e 4
ries and filberts, jswun
A REAL VALCI
$3900
..... v,.. on East Side 51
wood floors, fireple1!
ment and furnace, aw-
appointment
HERE'S YOUR HOME
$30 MO.for ,this !oomy
new 5 room home.
Velvety lawn with outdoor fire
place. Lovely living room with
fireplace. Full basement, - A
keen ktchen. Close to all
schools. Total price $4250.
DUPLEX BARGAIN
$500 DOWN
Very favorably located. Income
$60 monthly. Corner lot 2 car
garage. 5 rooms each apt.
Should be priced at near $9000
but $3900 takes it
Tel. 479
Fay M. Bennett
241 Miner Bifl
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the
undersigned Executrix of the Estate of
James L. Atkinson, deceased, has filed
her Final Account with Uie Countv
Clerk of Lane County, Oregon, and an
Order has been made and entered of
record directing this Notice and setting
Saturday the 2nd day of Mav. 1942. at
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.. at the
office of the County Judge In tbe Lane
County Court House, for the hearing of
objections. If any. to said Account and
for the final settlement of said Estate
DATED at Eugene. Oregon, thla 28th
day of March. 1942.
BERTHA ATKINSON.
Executrix of the Estate of
...iim" t AtttlMon. deceased.
LEWIS HOFFMAN.
Attorney for Estate.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE I, hereby given that the
undersigned as administrator of th.
etat. of WU1 A. Brewer. dece.ed. has I
filed In th. Countv rmiri .a. t !
County. Oregon, his final account as
aiKh administrator and Mid court has
appoint. 1 Thursday the 23rd day of
April. 1942. at ten o'clock A. M. a, the
tbn, and the County Judge's offic. In
the county courthouse tn Eugre, Lane
Counts'. Oregon, a, the place tor hear."
tng objections, if any. to said final
account and the settlement thereof AU
person, tnleres'! ,nd desiring to Ob
lect to said fm,l account ar, he-ehv
notified to f.le their obleclion. thereto
-i,,.n, me i.ierx of said court
NEW STREAM LINED
Two bedroom home 1 blk. from
bus line; oak floors, beautiful
fireplace, floor furnace, utility
rm., garage attached; short dis
tance from city limits. Price
NEW WELL BUILT
6-Rooms. bsm't.. furniir. turn k1.
rooms, down, 1 up and one to
imisn; ioi DUXltSU. sightly loc.
lion on bus line. Price $4500.
.SPACIOUS ATTRACTIVE
Very close in 5-rm. home, living
Rm. 14x26. fine fireplace, large
windows, paved cor. 80x110 ft
SAM RUGH REALTY CO.
iwiiiamette Phone 76
FINE DIVERSIFIED
CATTLE RANCH, 573 A.
A real fin nlnr 9 nnnei
? jair? ,arn- fenced "id cross
fenced with woven wire. Plenty
of cultivated land for feed! 160
i ilne Pasture- 200 A. timber
Lp2,lngA2 "ream! nd several
.Viii '-'Ir"" mu nave cash
S" iU For ,ul1 Particulars call
PETERSON MORTGAGE CO.
SilBroadway Phone 942
FINE SUBURBAN
The ow ner of this l"- acre, is no.
opportunity to buy this
otvl "?2J:TO?m house with
1 e..U .v .sr.""-..0'"
prior to Hid timt and in... .t ...J in Mt:,,' " 'H HtALTY CO.
time and pn... " .vr" ""iiamette St. Ph 741
fi.1 PiiNicio, of hi. EQUITY ' in new-lTThoTJs'e-to
i bryson. Ina 1376 v XPZ1 dumD t-
n-nlstr.tor of th, ut.tt I - ' -.iv..'Jpttage B.
and SRVn- rTZ in S"Bfldr1200
ana 58.iU. Consider nt
NOTICE OF SLE Of REAL "y' -,2-l' B St.. Spfld
I notice rTV? cvrv , .. E N1!"
ix.-.-. jit. a-4, Ata-uu.-rl a. Jacob, on pc Dew 89 R
Date erf ih
nolle. t Mvch
E T
t AdiT'nlstrator of H,ii tKnT
(l Tue. Apt ill ' "- 0W,"M-
FrHiTOourit Boulev:
. rer)ti
tiome, i rooms "",.-y.rA4
trrand view, beautiful
Tot double garage. .a
own, actually wfr,h.n'fr'"
000; owner leaving W 'S
lor iuuu, uuw k-' -,
balance semi-annual wX
6
'FT Bsraer
61 W. BROADS
Hlnsfi In-West Si:
i A.n bisernc1!
$4750. Terms. ,
Ft-fRt Rnosevelt
8-room modem hem "JJ
chicken house. $2500.
'ramey w. bjw"
948 0ak
TS a -.mT-i- ...AaA Inn-
M alow w r rf,l
uit-Many.1
H. N. TRAf
50 A., 6 miles S. XS. t
at sawmill. Good. bW
elec. Terms to r5 ft
E. Cluett, owner-j!?!-,;
WEST" SIDE S-nwmffifJ
Rnarl trade. Ph. -91J.4-
FY OWNER-7 acre ''", 3
Junction City. Pric?J 3
sale. Mrs. J. H- fM
S. Junction CM-iSl
BEST residence APlA
mnn nsr vpar infOT
Reg.-GuarcfBox W,
age, large nou. Spfe i
nuts. 369 W. D Sh-Sf-
Fefterlfomes:at B"fT
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