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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten. Fruit, Vegetable Eugene Markets A rT)ra! rvU1nn of btivlnft pHcae of fruit and vrgttaW'a i nod in Tu dsys markt Int. BwaenhtrriM. your buries and lofsnberrle sra adrird to tha list and qulta a number of rhsnas in prlra ara announced. Tna market price foUow: rrrrm BrBi rruti armlum uaitt (nuxtraum of J of J per cent acidt rirl Qualitv (maximum Of Ol 1 P arid. Sacond quality ftlTTEB fThalcul Frlct) Orada A Crad B -43c Trlpa . lh. . He Fwa-lb. loaf. lb. Trios, finjle. lb. . 2. Trip. In one iot. ...-34,c Burin rrkr nrade A larra 5"?? Grade B lare 30-Slc Grade A medium . .U",0 Grada B medium ..27-28C WbolciftU P'les t ReUHert Grade A larita Grada B large r.rtil A medium -- . . -J?c rotLTBi No. 1 colored hen , No. 1 leEhorn hen ..18c 2.1c -18c ( 4'-C No. 1 colored rpriruts . lyrt wool Coarse, lb. , Short wool , Umb. lb. , Mohair, lb. . 3e fleef . Calf . -IV .11c Kip Lonj Jrool paMa C Catrara. IK .lh. Wheai red. buhet . Wheat, white, bushel White oatt, ton Orjv oat, ton Me ..915 MS Barley, ton . , KI1F.TA HLBB. FRUIT I i Bo Tin Prleea Aver, far Ne. I Prodneet I djy.g 4tock m,rkt although manv lead Boysen berries, erata -' arrci were unable to attract a following. Young berries, rrata tl , Turnover approximated only 250. OHO ! Iyfnberrie crate "5 - ghare. I Apple, lb. . """V Gain for favorite ran to a point or' Rtrawberrlea. crate W V more at tha best. Trend wavered In Raspberries, crate i ,1 Currant, crate . 91.50 Pie cherries, lb. c Black cherrie. 1H. Royal Anne cherrl, lb. r Spinach, lb. - i Cauliflower, crate . w j Hothouse cucumber, do. . 9V Aspararu. lb. ..- . I 'r Rhubarb, lb. ,. , ?c i Radishes, doi. biinrhea . 4Qo i Onion, dot. bunrhe , " Hothouse tomatoes, IK - lc I Cabhsge lh. ... , . Lettuce, crate . -92 Oar rot, doz. bunches . 5"c , Beeta, dog. nunc he , r I "r I l Ml $1. 10 j Pea. IK Local celery, dog. bunches , Apricot, lub Public Market VsgettMae If lettuce, lb. Head lettuce, head Spinach, lb. ac: I for Hothouse tomatoes. In, . Green onion, hunch . Carrots. I bunches for Potatoes. IK Beet. 9 bunches Celery, bunch Tumtp. lh 1c 20-2flc Cabhaga. lb. ummer squash, 1 lha. . P.tichlnt anuath, 3 lhe. Oystr plant, buncb Cauliflower, lb Radishes, bunch Mustard green. IK Peas. lb. loc -ine 25c B tiring Beans . FT Its Orled Prune lb Raspberrle. 1 boxea , Strawberries, box , , . Currant, box Pie cherrie. 4 bi Oxheart cherries. IK Bol ten berries, crate , Young berries Black cap. 1 boxes foe . Royal Anne. Bin. IK Apples. 4 lb, for in ..M0 10-I2C .10c 2o V -II-2 15 -92-2 15 29C 1"C 2.V rS'erli . . , , Extraa Mediums Dtasae Pea Hi? Heavy hen. IK Light bens, IK 57e .35c JSC mrars. IK Turkey, soma. lb.. 99-79c; bene HlMlla Butter, lb. ai Walnut. IK and l.v Pllbarta. IK. Rahblta, dressed, lb B1a sralnuta. lh. 10e Rome mad aiisaae. IK Grane lutro galloa Money. 1 lb. Jar lha. Portland List PORTLAND. Or .July 1 AP The following are the prices tetatlera pay wholesalers except where otherwise noted: Butter Prints, A grade. 4V In parchment wrappers, 4Sc In carton; It grade, 41lc In parchment, 3o In carton. Butterfat Plrst quality, mitlmum of i of I pr rent aridity delivered tn Portland, 0'4-a.le lb. premium duality, 'maximum of .M of 1 per cent aridity. 4?-43lie lb valley route and country Mlnti 1( 1 thlA first U IK . 1 second Duality at Portland, so undr fust or 38-3o lb. rheeee Selling prices to Portland rt. lna(. W.c lli. trlnlrti hilinlfrl. M'te 1(M lo.(. T'iO lh. monk. ro.B. Tiui- Ttr to prwlufr.! A l.rr. ffe dnunt B. Urr-. .: A. milium. snl n, multum. v dirn. hIS' " " 50 11'0 pf Pu"es ''"' fnd at ! Uv.' rlw-i.r1n, rn.: K. t.!,e rfI,ival Saturday n.ght, ar.d. lrghorn hroiif. unrtr p. ib... ; TIle other was picked up on Main I: oifr I'i lhfc J: piiwul frr. street. J'fc to 4 lhe. J.e: cotorM hnt Ilr lb : l.fhorti. under J' lh. , 7r; ovrr 9 lim lfc-; Ni. s r..i. h,n. v iMj N.X 10IMJSTKR STARTS FIRE a er.-le. lor- W: rT-.t.rf. lit. i SPR1 W, Fi KI H A fir ,tBj R.Mii-Av.t.n round, kin. . . A file started tmd. Drefe1 turkey Selling prlt-ei: Ne Rehhitav Avernc emmtrv killed. StV lh ; eiir klllrl. 3K-.VV lb. Onlmi c.reen. 4iv o.f. h.in.-he- re-i WH. Hl r!low. M'i lla Walla. Polatte. ner Shafter (Cal ivee. 100a. 9 75: lr-at. I -1 -rt w Vekim.. ,-entai Countrr meata He'tma mli-. tila: Crwmltv ktiir.1 h,t Knifh. ma. 1 lli-.. 17 17 le-e. tan. IVtfc-i canrn IJ-IV lh I f.vwl lc lb i twjllt. 3Vtle h wt in, 0 lb. I do hea., lb. tn'er row a, Un-.Ni. t-ltc lb ( fort, ee 9 7 Wool- -11 rrtr'r.. I. rv.tr... ..-v lb; tsn-b i i Th. M.Wi.ir 1.43 1?.nof.h. IV IK Hoc. .t'. It. 1.41 rr,.p V lh . nnp 4nr lh i w.rtM. n il, h r.v.r. b.'k-i.ii ti. iv p. M.v :i.n tvi... nr Intrli.- .If.W, I. S4 VI rtl.(.i,h. 4nO I. vU.v prir.- w iK.-x.H. lov... laftt l. point; limolhr, ...i.rn san. 3 I.L "RTUAVn Ore. Jtly '140AI Cattle U!N Y calvee m'iM mnA iota! 1 liv nn limited supplv. lm.' wn r-i urtw y hifhn . 1 2. kt mr. aMgrsM fat ien up 11 w nnw tOOd r 'let 1 N; i-MMC'V rtlr t p ters atrtrtiv t-od rr1 r,.,,-,. tt'e 14V few rorr""n Wi'ett H nrt f taTiner ni'iT ,( n;i3., irt tlairv rnw a M m hee M.-( Prices Revised medium -food r-adea -l75: common down to 8 AO: food-choica vealtrs steady t 13 0O-14 00. Hoo sa labia VX. total SV: market ac tive; truck-in. aiound 10 abova Monday's best time; no carload offered: iood cholca 170-JI0 lb. weifhti 14 75-85: fat typa and medium trade Hfht welajhts quotable down to U.Si; no-280 lb. lar. gety 14:00-25; lifht liftita 1J.7S-I4 ; sows atronflrr, Mb-lV lb. 12 00-75; mootn ItKlU weifhU 13 0O-5O: feeder pitft acarce. choice Hints quotable to 16..V). Sheep lalabla and total 250: market steady; food sprin Iambs mostly 11. SO: feeder 9.50-75; culls down to V; fond yearl'ms Monday 7 5O-S.0O; food ewea 3.50-4.00; common down to 1.50. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Or.. July 21 AP Wheat: Open Hif,h Low Clo Julv 97 7 M's SepU 98 M t Dec 101 1.01 101 101 I Cain jrratn: Flux 2.39' . ' Cah wheat 'hide Soft white 1.00; toft whit axcludlnf Rex 1.02; white club 1.02; we.tern red 1.02. Hard red winter ordinary 98. 10 per cent 1.00, 11 per cent 1.02, 12 per cant 1.06. Hard whit Baart 10 per rent 1.11. 11 per cent 1.14. 12 per rent 1 11. Today' car receipts: Wheat IS. barley 1, flour 2, corn 2. millred 2. BOSTON WOOL i BOSTON. July II ( APi 'USDA. Occasional ialei nf wool In the Botton I market were motly In small volume to ' day. Some offering! of 44-50 cent ffreate batc were reported from mill for bright ; medium wool but dealer reported verv l Utile wool available from the count rv at these price. Some scoured eight -mon tha Tex at wan sold at a price range of 91. IS to 11.20. Territory wow Ik were Inacm. New York Markets Bv VICTOR El'RAWK Nrw vnnv Jul n iapi niia steel and pedal ties were propped by i ...... i... .... . . j . ... many cane after mid-dav and minor i lowe were well distributed In the clo. i Inc hour. Bond tilted forward In spots. Santa F went Into new high ground ! ,nre 1939. Paramount Picture common I and preferred touched new peak for i 1942. In front most of the day were I Atlantic Coast Line, IT. S. Steel. Beth- j lhem. American Telephone. Allied Chemir!. Rowing. Gletm Martin. Rears i Roehurk. International Rubber and U. S. i Gvpsum. Larking cltmhinf stamnla were wet- ern Union. Anaconda. Kennerott. V. R Rubber preferred. Pullman. Wettinghouse. i General Klectrtc. Johns-Manvllle and I united Aircraft. Earning statement were none too pleasing. General Electric had to con- tend with a six-months' showing f 72 renta a share against 90 cents In the 1941 period. Springfield 500 Pickers Wanted To Sign For Bean Crop SPRINGFIELD With heavy picking slated to begin in about three weeks, the Springfield Bean Growers association, through their president, A. R. Cockerline, have announced that 500 more pickers will need to register before that time. Approximately 500 have already signed with the growers, but Mr. Cockerline urges that oth ers get In contact either with him at 20K21 or with Bernhard Fedde, attorney for the association. Mr. Cockerline also announced that the growers will not be able to furnish transportation to the pickers this year. Many fields have good camping grounds adja cent, he added, and persons who desire to do so can stay on the grounds throughout the harvest, thus avoiding the need for trans portation. Pickers this year will be paid a cent and three-quarters per pound with a bonus of a quarter cent for every pound, provided that the picker stays through the entire harvest, FROM SAN D1KGO SPRINGFIELD Meredith (Bud Watson and Mrs. Watson, son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. j James C. Watson of Springfield. I arrived here Tuesday for a visit from San Diego where he is scrv- I ing as second class petty officer with the naval flying force. LEGION MEETINGS I SPRINGFIELD Regular meet ings of both the post and the lad ies' auxiliary of the American Le gion will be held at Legion hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, T ncr ivn rni v n SPRINGFIELD The citv nolirr department reports that thre lad les' purses and a green billfold are being held awaiting identifica tion anl claim hv their y a tnree-year-old vi vminE.stcr whri wna plaviiitf with matches did an estimated $40 damage to the auto mobile owned hv Mrs. Rusie MVv- crji Monday afternoon t the v'e- nicic was parked at Sixth and C, Mieets. Mrs. Mryer'i younj; son i"' irnnnie lor the 01.170 J Which WAS etinetlishfV nftrr tliA bj rrsntiMM i r.ir i i,t. . citv drniirtmfMit ho t K ,...n-.i T1C Iw.v e-aii- .... Material, that were never Used before will go Into post-war ve hicles, engineers say. They will inrlurle more aluminum and' pla Its with impregnated color. Learn the Truth About BOYEL YORMS floijtxlwrtrma mn eviae tnttrm trrxihle than Ihin k And tHe horriMe rri'iies wt h lulPf ft! f-pir tnttrl ri w rur eh-id riaht nw thit "i' v-wtng . ri-B'ie anth'. arvvbere ci "ratrh th. ruljr ailtaent. atrh f..r th eirnlni ( t rVlt. "-'.'h " at rt tm, tiniv t,.rni-l )... rf wt, ttrh finM nr at. J . Y N K H NMIM'I.K f , rt. tntmi, t a Amarn-i'i Ua.lmt rr..rritarv t"m wnlifi"; scienf iftraiiv And lrl t m 'horta (,.r tnr a rMyr. JNf d"a fMt .r.hnm la'r f"m. (ft r1a rMl. V hn n "mi ar th' it ! n.t . i,i i....... Symphony on Russia at War Well Received NEW YORK. July 21. W From a small tin can that arrived in the United States from Russia not long ago came the symphonic story of the Soviet Union at war a story of bombs and shells and blood and death but with ulti mate victory its theme. It was at the western hemis phere premiere of Dmitri Shosta kovich's new seventh symphony, and Arturo Tosianim's baton led 110 members of the NBC sym phony orchestra to bring to the American radio audience the voice of its ally across the sea. For 73 minutes, the moving and majestic Ecore set down by the Kussian composer even as lie labored as a firefighter in besieged Leningrad was broadcast in this country and by shortwave to the world. The work portrayed a peaceful people beset by war, their mass ing to resist and, In its final move ments, signified victory with a rushing, martial theme. The applause of a distinguished studio audience was evidence tint Shostakovich, who said in a spe cial radiogram that "my music is my wcakon" had done his work well. Their acclaim, too. was for Tos canini's direction of the orches tra that played from photographic copien made from a microfilm of the original score brought here by airplane and motor car from Kuibyshev, Russia, in a tiny can. In his message to the western hemisphere audience, the com poser said his symphony was be ing played "on a day when freedom-loving nations are waging battle against the common enemy Hitler ism." "When I was working on the seventh symphony," he said, "my ihnnoMs upr, nf hatred for the enemy and love of people of the trials of progressive mankind and our coming victory. I wrote my symphony in my native city of Leningrad in those days when the enemy tore at the gates of this beautiful city." RAF Bombs Nazi Submarine Works LONDON, July 21. W Many squadrons of British fighters swept over France Monday after noon in swift follow up of an over night bombing of the German submarine works at Vegesack. Boston bombers also attacked a power station In northern France, it was said authorita tively. Vegesack Is 10 miles north west of Bremen. "Three of our bombers are missing from these operations," the air ministry said. The blow against northwest Germany was the fourth in as many days, having been preced ed by three daylisht smashes against the Ruhr and submarine construction centers at Luebeck and Flensburg. House Agrees on Funds for OPA WASHINGTON, July 21. JP) The house agreed Monday to pro vide $120,000,000 for the office of price administration as it adopted a conference committee's recom mendation to settle differences with the senate in a $1,858,939,000 deficiency appropriations bill. The OPA allotment amounted to $45,000,000 more than the house l ad voted originally but $5,000,000 less than voted by the senate, $41,- PLANT LICE When your plants have Just Keen watentl or ar mill wet with dew, uprinkle tliem with HI II l II insec ticide and rceUciiL Sate your rber istiett plant ttiis eny way cannot injure tlie nmt eh-M folmce, buds or hit Mantua. IU IIVDII in otlorleMS In Mainly Sitter 4 an ."m up at Unit t.rocer-. eeil Sffre find I'et Shop. PRONOUNCED BU'HACK HEMORRHOIDS trnrs) You may oe relleve.l from your rectal and bowel trou bles without the loss of time The method is safe, sane and satisfactory. it Kill pay you to Investi gate this at DR. GEO A. SIMON Chiropractic Fhyatcian Hrtte fur Free Booklet S? fc. 10th Ave. Thone 33S? v ... ... wil'ti ol r,, tiKkri. tr P,.. t lip. t .... .... H (. '' trH, Mf.'kolirvn . Ik. wIk: Tin, cmI- ". soolhiin .x.tmcnt ,H da.c.K; fl tt rrl.... Ik, d.Kpmlox. In Wtd'Cmil Ht(r,(I..Ntt II ito fy. ict (! . rl ik, ,4 30 nd 60c l'ld,iiT7iiyiWi'iT THE REGISTER. GUARD, 000.000 less than the figure ap proved by the budget bureau, and S75.0OO.O0O less than the total amount sought by Leon Hender son, price administrator. Approval of the conference com mittee's report came on a stand-: ing vote of 96 to S. The measure now goes back to the senate, where quick approval of the conference committee changes is expected. The action came after Rep. Tab- j er (R., N.Y.) declared that Hen derson, "in his estimates for money, called for absolutely ridic ulous set-ups. He has an abso lutely incompetent force, and he himself, I believe, is totally in competent. He believes in the crack-down policy of the NRA, rather than an appeal for pa-, triotic cooperation." Ananas is the scientific name for pineapple. RED -ITCHY-SCALY mm Effective Home Treatment Promptly Relieves Torture! First applications of wonderful gooth iDK medicated Zemo a doctor's formula. ) promptly relieve the intense itcn- Ing soreness and start ai one to help i heal the red. scaly akin. Amazingly suo refuful for over 30 years! First trial of ! marvelous clean, stainless liquid Zemo convinces! All a rug stores. Only 35. ZEIYIO WHEN OTHERS FAIL Come to ut. Try "our Chinese natures herb remedies . . will help ou regain ttood health. Disorders, sinusitis, heart lung, liver, kidney stomach, ras. constipation. ulce- diabetes, rheumatism, gaU and bladder, fever, skin. female comolatnta. y Charlie Chan b "" w Offlc, hour. onlT Wed. V .M Sunday S:30 to aW 6-fKl p. m. S. B. FONG CONSULTATION FREE 720 Willamette, Eugene. Or. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY A Register of the Progressive Business and Professional People of Eugene Automotive Service TIRE TROUBLE? See Jim Bran non. 972 Oak S. Building & Decorating RE-ROOF NOW While materials are still available: no down pay ment, 12 mo. on balance. ACME ROOFING CO.. 733 Olive PETER A. NELSON & CO. "51 Years Reliable Experience" Cement, Repair, Remodeling work of all kinds. Ph. 942. PAINTING. Kalsomine. Papering. Equipped for anv job. J. Jeppe son. Ph. ll-F-22. PAPERHANGING. Painting. Kal somining. Lowest prices. Kunr Bros. Ph. 4549-M. PAINTING. Papering. Kalsomin Ing. Price reas. Ph. 3534-J. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING TRESTON & HALES Ph. 665 PLASTERING of all kinds. Patch work done reasonably. Ph. 2508. PAINTING. Kal.. Papering $2 rm. up. Ph. 1443-W. Dawson. PAINTING, Paperhanging and Roofing. Lange & Co.. Ph. 803. Cleaners Lowest Advertised Prices In Town Eastside Cleaners 2005 Franklin Convalescent Home RESPONSIBLE party will care for convalescents in private home. Fxc. f"Kd. individual care. Ph. 10H0-W. ! Dentists I DR. U E. GEORGE I Room 301 I.O.O.F. Bide Florist GRACE & VIOLA'S Public Market Phone 521 KAUPS For Better Flowers. Public Market Ph. 1331 Garbage Removal GARBAGE REMOVAL QUICK tow-cost service mil s rh ?n8. House Moving LAMMERS TlouseMoving"Co7'i!o K. 15th. Ph. 1753. Insurance BOMB INSURANCE L. C. Cl'LP 287 Miner Bld. FIRE AND AVTC INSURANCE Thos S kes 246 Main. Srfd Oplomctrists Tn. F. A. FIXIOTT noPm 217 1 O.n K. PMff numbers rLVMBING AND HEATING Rrpair Work a Specialty I'hone S3(t or 3G73-M. rrintinff Phone H. B. FREELAVD. PR IN TINT. Eugene Printing Co i Transfer & Storage , MOVING Anvwhere vis Bekins in Line.. Delue Service. PACIFIC VAN V STORAGE CO t'pholsterer A. W MARTIN Ph 2:o Nell Orilline i WFl.L Prilling Ph. 512-R. !i I Viiinid. C L Uoiduuet & Sod. EUGENE, OREGON U'f.tlcfil vain nf all nassenser can and trucks produced in 1941 was $3,630,000,000. RalieT POISON OAK ask for ZEMACOL. made by NORWICH. PENNY-WISE' DRUGS t E. Broadway 767 West 6tb WANT-AD RATES 1 time, per line .......12c 2 times, per line . 21c 3 times, per line 23c 7 times, per line .......51c 1 month, per line 195 Deduct 5 where cash accompanies Ad. Count 5 average sized words per line. Minimum ad two lines. Minimum charge 25c. A special low rate to per. sons seeking employment. The Eugene Register -Ouard Is a mem ber of the Associated Press. Pie Associ ated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also all the local news published herein. All rights of publics Hon of special dispatches herein are also reserved, CHANGE OF ADDRESS In Making Change of Address please give former address as well as the new. This Is necessary In order that your credit can be transferred and the paper stopped st old address By Carrier, monthly .00 By Mail in Oregon, yearly ft 00 By Mall In Oregon, 1 months t.W i Bv Mail. 1 month .60 Outside ol State. r"''r too Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE la hereby given that tha un dersigned hai been appointed administra tor ai tha eatate of Walter E. Robert son, deceased, by tha County Court of Ltna County, Oregon. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified, to present tna same duly vert fled and with tha proper vouchers to the undersigned at Its banking house In Eugene, Lane County. Oreson. within six months from tha date of the first publication of this notice. Data of the first publication of this notice Is July 14. IM2. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or EUGENE. (OREGON), Administrator of the estate of Walter E. Robertson, deceased. 92 Tues Aug 11. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned hag been duly appointed by th County Court of tha Stat of Oregon for the County of Lane. Administrator Of the Estate of S. S. Gum. deceased. and all persona having claims against sam esisie are nereoy nouiied to pre sent the same, properly verified, to me at the office of Reese Wtngard. Attorney for the Estate, at 417 Tiffany Building. Eugene. Oregon, on or before six month iram me aaie of tnts notice. Dated July 31. 1MX w. E. GUM, Administrator. REESE WDVGARD, Attorney for the Estate. 938 Tues Aug la. Death Notices 50 KESTER Edgar Elwin Kester. resident of Springfield lor 18 years and Willagillesuie Cor ners for the past 13 years, died in Eugene Monday. July 20. He was born in Canada. Sept. 1. 1865 and he married Lavina Julian there June 12. 1895. The family came to Oregon in 1900. Besides his wife he is survived bv three children. Flovd of Portland. Clarence of Califor nia, and Mrs. Phvllis Woolsev of Eugene; 6 grandchildren: three brothers, Hugh. Lew and Dr. Eugene: two sisters. Mrs. Alice Perkins of Springfield, and Mrs. Fred Walker ol Prmeville. Funeral service will be held at the Phil Bartholomew Chapel 111 Spnngfieid. Wed.. Julv 22. at 2 p. m. interment in the Laurel Hill i-emeterv. BECHILL Helen A. Bechill. S46 W. 13th, died suddenly Tues. morning, July 21, in Eugene, at tlie age of 40 years, sne was born May 13, 1902, at Asnland, Ohio. She was a member 67 tlie Presbyterian church. She is survived by her husband. Fred; one daughter. Mrs. Fred Hitch ens of Seattle, and her mother. Mrs. Mary Shuey of Raymond, Wash. Funeral service will be held at 10 a. m. Thurs.. July 23, at the Branstetter-Simon chapel. Dr. Norman E. Tully will of ficiate. Interment will be in the RestHaven cemetery. MINNICK William T." Minnick of Oakridge. died Mon. evening. Juiy 20. Eranstetter-Simon chapel in charge. Funeral Notices 75 THOMPSONMrirWnrGeTtTude Thompson, funeral service will be held at 2 p. m. Thurs.. .tulv 23. at Poole's chapel. Rev. H. E. Aalbue officiating. Interment m the No. 2, I.O.O.F. cemetery. Funeral Directors 100 VF.ATCH FUNERAL-HOME Ph. 112 Pearl St. at 10th VEATCH-HOLLINGSWORTH" Thone 112 Pearl St. at Tenth BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 4331152 Olive St. POOLE FUNERAL HOME Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 341 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Sprmgfield 6thand B.Ph41J Miller-Sherman Funeral Home Junction City Ph. 66. Harrisburg 42 Cardjf Thanks 120 WE WISH" to thank our-friends for their kindness and floral of ferinss durinc our recent be reavement. Mrs. Marv Ream . and familv. Personals 145 YOUNG women In trouble and In neea or a Iriena are asked to rommun'cate with the local Sal vation Armv. phone 2099 or come to 719 Pearl street, or P. O. Box 24V cr write Maior Mil dred Pratt. Salvation Armr White Shield Home. 2o41 N. W Mavfair Ave.. Portland. Oreson PSYCHOLOGIST READINGS By appaiauueut. Thvnt 1964. 145 DENTAL PLATE REPAIR TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES DR HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Cor 8th Willamette. Eugene. Ore. Telephone 1621 Lost & Found ISO RIDING Bridle and a pair of chaos tied together. Sun. eve. Ph. 1632 Eugene or 703 Spfld. Re- ward. . . tost Mon. eve. at Creswell Union Oil Station. Rolex Oyster W atch. Reward, bod noagiana. CreswelL LOST Slack Suit, size 12. last Wed. in Pennev's. Return to stall 7. Public Market. LOST (4) $20 bills Saturday eve ning. Monev badlv needed. Re- wanjteturn JtoHegMjuara. LOST Pair Nvlon Hose. Phone 1236-MT Transportation 160 LEAVING forNebraska Julv 26. take 2 passengers. Refs. required and share expenses. Ph. 2022 Springfield. MOTHER and daughter want ride to N. Dak. About middle of August. Share expenses. Reg. Guard Box 7083. PARTY Wants ride to Kansas. Help drive, share expenses. Ph. 2472-M about 6 o'clock. TRANSPORTATION direct to Mc Donald and Strong. Corvallis cantonment. Ph. 2738-W. Real Estate for Sale 200 OUTSIDE OF CITY LIMITS Modern 4 bedroom home near W. 19th and Madison, a eood district Has large living and dining rooms across front, big kitchen and bedroom downstairs and 3 rooms and bath up, with private stairway. Full basement, furnace, fireplace, oak floors, good corner lot. shrubs, trees, garden, 2-car garage, all very good condition. $4500, $1000 cash. Dal. terms TWO ACRES. 5-RM. HOUSE Only $1650. Near old airport. Garage in basement. Good ap pearing house, Eler., pood well, many oak trees. $550 down. bal. $20 per mo. H. E. CULLY AND ASSOCIATES Phones 743. 1914-R. 2225-H. College Hill District Located among nice homes, this fine 4 bedroom home goes on the market for the first time. uak noors. fireplace, basement, furnace, lovely kitchen and nook. Enclosed back yard flood lighted for party time. $5500. with $2500 down, balance $30 per month. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS "It Must Be Good if We Recommenddd It" 241 Miner Bldg. Ph. 479 or 3562 200 ACRE STOCK RANCH Only 12 miles from Eugene. 75 acres in crop. All fenced sheep tight; good set of buildings In cluding 6-room plastered house: laree stock barn: several out buildings, lots of water, good orchard, some nuts, some good saw timber; $7500 including stock and machinery. Some terms. E. W. WALKER At F. J. BERGER'S. 61 W. Bdwr. Home or Investment Only $1500 cash for tM 9- bedroom home, just off Willam ette St. Outside the city. Excep tionally well built-in kitchen, utility room, wood shed, garage and a nice garden soot. An at tractive home, and an attractive income. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS "It Must Be Good If We RprnmrriPnrl Tt 241 Miner Bldg. Ph. 479 or 3562 KPFCIAT. Dandy 24 acres, small large chicken house, good barn, elec. close to town and school. Price $1800. $300 down: 20 acres river bottom, beautiful trees, buildings. Bargain $3500. $1000 down. Other listings, in surance. H. N. Traxler. Cres- wen, ure INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN. To settle estate. Two story. 11 room house, full basement, fur nace, garage. Three apartments upstairs, all rented. Lot 50x80. i wo oiocks irorr. w lllamette st. Bargain price. Rdy S. Woodruff Ph. 4997W. or see me at Nurs eryon River Road north. Stockmen Read This Ad 320 Acres in small valley, all bv iiseu. iree outrange, 50 acres in cultivation. Timber, creek and soring. Only $15 acre. cash. u. u. rreei. fn. aioi-wx. 5 ROOM HflMr East side, grand view, large liv ing room, fireplace, furnace, wired for range, $2850; $350 aown. J. K. GUTTERY At F. J. BERGER'S. 61 W. Bdwy, BY OWNER 6 Room ultra modern bungalow: ucauiiiunv locatea: line view. Large rooms with latest conven iences. Beautiful lawn and shrubs. Reg.-Guard Box 7081. 6 ROOM HOME Basement, furnace, garage, excel lent location, east side, walking usance u. 01 u. and Y lllamette. $3750. good terms. J. K. GUTTERY At F. J. BERGER'S. til W. Bdwr. CASH will buy home with 3 bed- rms. nn. hnvlns ri. A.vnn Double garage, heat with oil cirJ 'yr .V. meiai lined fi rep act , 1610'? Hilvard. Ph. 1441-J. IMP. 160 ACRES. $1350 4-rm. house, barn, all sheep tight, fine spring water, near good school. L. E.HODGES.:42JViIamette St. ISOLATED Vallev stock "ranch. 320 acres. 50 in cultivation. Tim ber, out-range, creek. sprine. $15 per acre. D. L. Freel, 1365 CrosPti. 5034-WX. BEEF CATTLE'OR SHFFP" I Between 1000 and 1100 acre., good irm nouse. woonsned, and hav barn. Mivtly fenced. $11 pet acre with reasonable down pay ment will buv it. RODMANS REALTORS 702 Willamette Phone 4000 $300 POWN BUYS " Wet Side bungalow. 4 rms. not Personals lar out L E. HODGES. 74: Will. St, Real Estate for Sale 200 ABOUT 9 ACRES Genuine river bottom, easr walk ing distance from bus line, two main highways, large stores and fine school, also 12 blks. from a a large business center. 5 A. commercial orchard, 8 room house with bath, hot and cold water and lights. Excellent value at $4500 and elderly owner will take citv property trade. CHOICE 4'i ACRES Chehalis loam on corner in fine neighborhood, easv driving dis tance from city $1125. good terms. Can buv some wooded land adjoining if desired. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1029 Willamette Phone 76 A Real Farm Bargain 125 ACRE FARM 120 Acres under cultivation. In Santa Clara district. 9 miles north on Old 99. S30 per acre. Good terms. This is a fine farm and is extremely underpneed. See Mr. Rugh. RAMEY W. RUGH 948 Oak Attractive Suburban Just outside the city with all city conveniences. 4 bedroom home with lovely kitchen and nook. I bedroom downstairs. Full size living and dining room, wood shed, double garage, close to school. 1M A. of nice land: 2 fine chicken hou.ses and barn for 2 cows. A lovely garden with plenty of berries, several wal nut and filbert tres. peaches, aDples. p-ars. $4200: cash. Eugene Commnni'v Builders "It Must Be Good if We Recommend It" 2.41 Miner Bide. Ph. 479 or 3562 A LITTLE BITTY FARM Out on McClure Lane we have a small 4-rom house on 3-4 acre of good land. There are some cherry and apnle trees, berries and garden. The school is two blocks distant. The owner has gone into war work and left it with us for sale. $1700 takes it. WILLIAM B. SHELLEY 87 W. Broadway Phone 1760 TWO FINE LOTS On Willamette St.. close in at lust '4 their value. VERY CLOSE IN Apt. income nropertv. an excep tional buv. for Quick sale. PARTNER WANTED For store, business in Eugene, about $10,000 required. This is worth your investigation, ex perienced ladv preferred. See R. L. Orr At F. J. BERGER'S. 61 W. Bdwy. BARGAIN We are offering twelve hundred acre Lynx Hol low Ranch which com mands large outrange. A good set-up for Dude ranch. It will bear in vest! gation. Immediate delivery. Terms. GEO. BELTS, Harrisburg, Ore. EAST srnic homi? Lovely 3-bedroom house at 362 E. 19th. Full basement, furnace, electric water heater, fireplace, hardwood floors, nice vard. Gar age. Price cut to $4500. $1000 casn: $su per month. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 628 Willamette St. Phone 741 GOOD INCOME From this big old house on the east side, divided into small apartments, and sleeping rooms, large lot, needs some work, but has been showing income of from $75 to $90 per month. Price eo?cn ey v"- iiu. i crrna. RODMANS REALTORS 702 Willamette Phone 4000 Diversified Farm 169 A., on good road, close to grade and hi school, about 50 A. in cult., good 5 rm. house, old barn and out-buildings, some timber. Price 55nO. reacnnaHln forme McCully Realty Co. 755 Willamette Phone 137 7 ROOMS And glassed porch. Close In. west jiuc imiy modern, nasement. furnace. fireDlace. hardwood floors downstairs. Immediate possession. $5500: pay $500 casn. ana 5o3 per month. EDITH F. GARDINER At F. J. Berger's . !1W. roadway ONLY $350 down. This 5 rm. house with sun porch has been comDletelv redec. and all floors sanded, new floor furnace and electric hotwatcr heater. $2750. Paul W. Campbell. Realtor 52pMiner Bldg, Phone 320 SALE OR TRADE 30 A. in f nil cultivation. 25 acre orchard n un Dumper crop. On highway near .ohnnl BnA .k....L 4I in 11 . VllUll-ll. w ill sell on easv terms or trade for iiicume property. 37 E. 10th. PRETTY BUNGALOW, "$2250 Thl. is a enciA buv no.,,. t. nrv WOOD plant, near shopping L. E. HODGES. 742 Willamette St. HOUSE In Springfield. 1225 E S $95: will trade for late model car or truck. Terms. See R. F. Callahan. 660 Willamette St. 180 ACRES Verv good bid's. Good water and electricitv. Some timber. Sell reasonable "r iraae lor portlanl or Senttle . home. Reg.-Guard Box 7077. . $600 BUYS " 40 arre 13 mi. out. smalt creeK. Iot Of wood on good road L. E. HODGES. 742 Will'. St. GOOD West Side 6-rm. house. ;m. extra larse lot. 4th and Blair location. Price fgso Fasv term. Peterson Mortg Co.. Ph. 942. Complete Realty Sen-ice IT- Grefnl" C. S. Benjan-.ln 3f'. y.-. 8th Phi620 MOD. 5-room house on 1-3 acre": also 20 acre farm with buildings. .157 Elkav Drive. "BEAUTIFUL Isolated" vallevTalb acres. $4800. half cash. Timber creek jnd spring. 034-WX. NKW 5-room home on FHA. 2 bedrms. near school. 1357 . 25th.Ph.J587-J. Call eves. SMALL Ant. hse.. near U. of O' Nice location for students. 1252 Emerald. MODERN 3 b-Hr"ool nomefor sale. S. Willamette a-ross from Dunn r!-ool Ph iu?.i I FOR REAL F.tate and lnturpn-e" , See J. W. Mror. lJn-ri..!,i". Tuesd; - ReaI 'atef 1 ..TCT.'L ." in. uuuruan I'ortiant; erty ToanV?" GER. fil IV d . t: WANT-glPC iojuuu. Will bu;?.: jn!tic'hVan -sa tinnnn Bdwv. '. 1 WANT TO B', A small farm. 45 . with some cultivate? tncitv and livaffi" pav $500 cash ai:; lv payments, iw"1 WILLIAM t c, I 87 W. Broadwa ' Sfl?4 FARMS WiVS want and must hav. farm listings. We h, .1 year and more buvJ rivine everv -Jt in your listing tod,,8 OREGON Smlfe . " "l AVI WE Hav. a u.. or $3500 for 15 10 30; chicken Pnnir, r'. 000 chickVnT RODMANS REU-J ohiALL lurmshed M TO SELL . 77 List with Striker 4 W el Willamette. Phon,t;r .Rentals ffanwl YOUNG Couple want to J luiiiiMiea noine in Ecr. '.tii inaiiiifi rn nra 7, mil., o. u. KandalL Oakridge, Ore. WANTED House irifiTi acres. Will rent m , of buying. Kilroy, s'n Bunkerhill. Los Angtj.' WANTF.n To nTT-. furnished house with coupie. nrne Heg.c I UOI, COUPLE Desire 2 binH or partly furn house brj in Springfield or East 3 n. Mzptid. alter i : WANTED To lease S; sion by Oct. 1. WriteK. Kt. z. Junction C I 3 OR 4 ROOM Unfurnisrr:: clean, close in. reasom:' Retired couple. Ph. 5Ct Houses for Rent UNIVERSITY HOVSl A 1245 Onvv Smslli-I living room, kitchetral room, and bath, somen eookine ntpnsil. B 1245 Onyx 5-rmi. h-J age. circulator heater t inspection call 3300. 1 8 aMn. to 5 p. m. NEW. modern duplex, to I ment sawdust burner. )l rooms. Water and laws free. 358 Sunnysida I 3256-M. FURN. 3 rms. and bath. I'.'l unfinished but comlors:a cated College Hill. VTicJ St. tnq. 61 W. UtS l m i in. TRUCKS for rent - Mwl self. Save Hasten "I Service. Bdwy. & Pca-fl DUPLEX on bus line. iu5 city limits. Inq. 1658 'I Ph. 2282-R. MODERN 2-bedroom r?l veniences. River Roaca fruit, chicken house, ftj 4-ROOM"Modern house. JJ Sof fd. $25 per mo. r.t 731. 5-BF.TiRnnit House. Ai-1 pets. Bus service. Colil Ph. 1079-J.J 4-ROOMS Furn. at 651 51 amette and Spencerratj NEW unfurn. 3 rm. du:l U. O. Gar. Adults. m.yr 2 BEDROOM HOUSE JOM 1727 urcnara. nmNISHirn Cabins, to' mi wont nf Cheshire. Aton. iinfurn. 5-rm. hse. J Gar. Adults, no petti! Farms, Acreage htjl 4 ROOMS and 3; Acres 1 W. Spfld. See Eber-1 below Spfld. Jct. ApaHmentrE kitchenette; $4 per Pearl. ; 2 LOVTLY NEW 3-rcon -Apts. Close in. $35 Tel. 479 or 3562. ' FURN. Apt. and s nil'1 room. 127 4th Sg&J Eugene 608. day: Ph. 1 evenings. --7- MEL VERNON Furn. At., room unfurn: fireplace lns V IQth. r SMALL Furn. : S-rm. H entrance. 1648'j 3104-M. NEW'PETERSON Tvn $38. Adults. 36lJ--,-, . ivn n'm ADtS. ."AntS. Cf1 fortable and ouieu 1 132 W. 8th. heal.'' Refrig1Ph:'86I--,.V: FURN 3-rms. 1st flw,V: $14. water. lightS-V--- - 1, rA3ffl O.ne very snj,?"..'; n-n -.U PI. SIS. - WILDER APARTJ 788 E- 11 FLORENCE APAJiij I J.272 W-ILLAABJ NICF Ant. 3 rms.. $24. 452 lOtl"1 DUPLEX Art. oni'S Nojet.Ph.j:??: 5-RM. M"d. Ant. "1 furn. 565 B.air. FURN Apt. Anvil'?'-., j:: J ttn w 7th Ph. '"'."- . I i.1V Furn: AoV 2 beiS' 1 ROBERT W. rfiESCOTT. ri." Si3 1793 WiUsinett