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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Pag Thirteen Lm"v!!1L- ; 1 Green broccoli, lb. . ,-, ..n..,,.. )r a ctb Plant, dc. . . .. rrttt) 9 -- . m :J 1 per J3T- siwc r.nliflowar plants, dos. Lima beam for seed, lb. . Onion plants. 100 ., Red rhubarb, 4 lbs. for Asparagus, bunch. 18c; a for Tomato plants, dox, i Parsley, lb. - . .. Leaf lettuce, lb. Pepper plant. Sc each; doz. TBL'ITS Applet, lb. luct I rtsc for Drtad Italian prunes, lb. F r, r, 10a i canner-cutter cowi fnew rellinei. tai-r. JOc i 10.1 buls mew cellngi ITHe lb; lambs. nn a nv.c; o. zs'ici c, ZSlsc; wee, S lM.ci R, i:.c lb. . Ca&cara bark Dry. JOc lb. Hay Wholesale prices: AlfalU. No. 1, or belter, 4; No. J. (M ton; oat-retch. f?-30, valley pomui timothv ivalleyi, U; do Montana. $3l.Jft-3lJ0 ton; clover, 113-30 ton. . -3.V 35c 10c Mc Mc .lie 1 Overslie . . s5e . . Sc Heavy hens, lb. I MISCELLANEOUS ' tv JS-s5c 40c T"r q ftc : rilberta : Rabbits, aresseu. to. BlacK wajnuis. id. . fc3 r1 --:i5 9,1 t" -Ste I'T lbs fZ s Home made uuur. lb. - Cider vinegar, fallon 'Zz Crape Juise. gallon 2 : Sauer kraut. PU 10c; Cjt, , i Honey. 1 lb. SBcl t lbs. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore.. May 1J ( API Wheat future unquoted. Cash grain: Oats No. I lb. white 38 00 Barley No, 1 43 lb. B. W. 30.50. No. 1 Flax S.09. 4 Cash wheat 'bidi: Soft while Lis. soft while excluding Bex l.TI, while club 1.15. western red 1.27. Hard-red winter ordinary I K. 10 per .jmc i cent 1 tl per cent 1 Jl. 1 per cent JSC' 1.S3. Joe! Hard white Baart 10 per cent 1.40, -lw j U per cent 1.4J. 12 per cent 1.44. JSC , Today's car receipts: Wheat 33. barlev . nuur s. corn a. nuuieea a. 4tC -11.19 ! M1BC Portland List H , PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. May IS t AP luauvi canie wiiri 134. loui 350: calves salable 2V total 35: market choice viators lH.5O-.i50. Hon salable 40U, total WOO: marKei active; steady: good chotoe laO-135 lbs. 15.00 10 mostly 34Q-2W loa, !. T5; llrtit lights 14 0O-4O: good aowe T; good l JO-140 itx feir pigs 'vw 15.00, choice light eighU quouble to IT. MX Sheep salable 300. total 900; old crop lambs tlow, weak; other ctaues scarce: few good spring lambs unsold, held above IS; common ahom old crop lambs 8.50-10.30; medium-good cw ft 00-6 oa BOHTON WOOL BOSTON May i-iAPt -US Dept. ArM Shipments of consigned wools to Boton are beginning to arrive In vol ume for aopraual. Purchasing of low grade wool 36s to 40s for speculative purposes in Buenos Aires was recorded at an JB grease price of 11 cents. Daughter Born To Hawn Family New York Markets Vy VICTOR EUBANX KEW YORK, May 1V-iAP A number of odds-on favorites did relatively well In today's stock market competition but many leaders mere left at the port or finished in the losing fields. Buying and selling temidlly was pro nounced throughout and small frac tional variations either way ruled near the close. Transfers were around 1 (TO 000 shares. the morning on announcement of a merger agreement had been aifnrd but both eventually retreated. Bonds were mixed. credit can be transferred and the tMpar topped at old address- Bendix Repair Service Fhone 3753-W 1694 Lawrence The Cusene Reginex-Cluara is a mem omr of the Autos? tated Press, Tta Asaocta- On the ude of the bulls w the ted Press U excluslvel entitled to the great TuitUan victory, growing ioie in vestment funds and a;orled hopeful buines Items, Some potential purchas ers however, stood aide to wait deve lopments in connection with the war strategy conference at Washington. Tnoughts Of curtailed expansion or arm Trent production facilities also act ed as a curb an sentiment. Among Is pes Ms were Bethlehem. American Tel fhone. General Motors. Douglas Aircraft. American Smelting. Legal Notices for the convenience the advertiser City Councilman A. L. HBWn ! ant were N. W. Central. Southern Rail- Answers to this1 type may be mailed or was Dassinjf the cigars, Thursday, way. Great Northern. Eastman Kodak. ! dropped tn the want-ad reply box on iLtT. th hirth nf V Hauflh- w" Brothers. Texss Co.. and Wool- i the counter of the Register-Guard. Celebrating the Dirtn Or 8 aaugn- i HXjrtlu to in, change of Address please ler Thursday morning, mrs. nawn wetern Union and Postal Telegraph give former address as well as the new, use for publication of all news dhoaichet credited to U or not othcrwire credited In this paper and also all the local new published herein. All rights of publica tion of special dispatches herein are else The Register-Guard Is not at liberty ' rPPmg or other appropriate and ef .i .1 ,k. iai. .eWive nfim: and of an advertiser using a -BltM" ad. I WHEREAS gray digger gTOund squtr- (That ts. an sd cooUlning a Register. I reis itueuus oougiasm are noxioua ro- Guard Box Number). Box numbers are aenis in i-anw v.wnu, Nonce WHEREAS In Chapter XXVI Oregon Code 1930 and amendments thereto, tt is declared to be the duty of every person, firm, copartnership, company and corporation owning, leaving, occupy ing, possessing or having charge of or dominion over any land, place, building, structure, wharf, pier 01 dock which Is infested with ground squirrels and other noxious rodents or predatory ani mals, or as soon as the presence o( the same- khall come to hi, their or Its knowledge, at once lo proceed and to continue In good faith to exterminate and destroy such rodents ny poisoning. SB -M 11-15C czzrz- 8oc R0c bunches c Market led steers 1 .00; grxxl J00 lb. stockeri and the new arrival are at the preferred Jumped more, than a point .v. i. i.b. iaie nrannoiT i.-ia: lew rammoi- narrm nean nmuiidi. lie jivuc lsclrhe following' are in. prices retailers ' !?i!fm SSI, .'if""' 'm""-T1i';m i miss is the first daughter in the ite w whol.s...r. expt,h othe.1 there being two older 7Tf I nntM! . - i " . . ' . f . .1, .1 rr I T 1 Butter AA grade prints, Bl 3-4c: car- medium-good bulls .o-14.35; good i Dromere, iwnmy " neuy, 18c tens. 52c; A grade prints. 5Hici car .4c tons. 53c; B grade, prints. Sic lb. l Rutter fat First Quality, maximum of S1X'. 6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In $105 ' Portland, 52-52"Je lb.; premium quality, 40 maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity. 40 &3-53c lb.i valley routes and country points. 2! less tnan iirsi or aw; sec ond quality, at Portland. So under first or 50-50 He Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers Oregon triplets 29c lb.; loaf. 30c lb.; triplets to wholesalers 37o lb.i loaf 27"jc F.O.a Eggs Nominal price to retailers! A. in rue 39c: B. large. 38c: A. medium. 37c; B, medium, 35c doz.; A small, 30c 10c : dozen. Eats nominal once io piwuccrii a, large, 37c; B, large, 36c; A. medium, .tsc: B medium. 33c. ' Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1 grade leghorn broilers, 114 to 1 lbs., over 4 lbs. 29c; leghorn hens, under points, 2c less than first, or 50yc; sec 3 Mi lbs. 25H; over 3tfc lbs. 25t colored 30c; colored fryers, under 2tt lbs. 31c; same 2t-4 lbs. 3lc: colored roasters hens, 4 to 5 lbs. 25c: No. S grade hens, 2o less; rejects, 10c less; roosters. 1 6c lb. Dressed turkeys Selling prices: Coun try dressed hens. 34 -3 5c, packers' stock Now. therefore, all of such person. firms, copartnerships, corporations and companies owning or having dominion over land tn said Lane County, Oregon, are hereby reoulred to take steps to ex terminate said gray digger ground squir rels icitellus douglaslil witnin thirty llcation of this notice, Tf such steps are not taken, a person or persons ap- nruntet. hv the county court of ssj4 Lane County will enter upon said land and proceed to exterminate saw gray digger ground squirrels iCitellus doug lasiti and the cost of said xtermlnatto will be levied sgalnst said lands. The County Agricultural Agent hereby detugnatee Monday, May 3. as a day to be known as 'squirrel poisoning day" throughout the said Lane County, end" It is hereby recommended that poisoned barley, as prepared by the undersigned and representatives of the U. sV Fish and Wildlife Service, be used for fh purpose of such extermination. Such poisoned barley may be secured Cram the undersigned at his office In Eugene, Lane County. Oregon, at approximately the cost of preparation. Date of first publication of this notice April 39. 193. tSlgned) O. R. FLETCHER, County Agricultural Agent. 1210 Thurs May IS. m In This la necessary In order that tout from the date of the first pub- Mnnlnt H now plentl- EWiceri' Public market VSStt Pn Immediate Btl sre to be found at tfn in th market bulld- r . j riMM home owners UZa toftitoei this year but henf( Na 3510; casn -carry. Large P t... hn tOO COld I ! (Kat U IK xh.rim) Onions Green, 70-80c dozen bun ches: Oregon dry. S2.25 50-1 b. bag. Potatoes New Texas red, $3 33 per 50 lb. bag; new California white. $4.32 cental. Seed stock, 4-4' ic lb. Old table stock cash- and carry price: No. 2 $1.35-150; 50-lb. bag: local. No. 2. $1 35 1.50 50-lb. bag; local. No. 1, $3.50 cen tal. Wool Government control 40-42o lb. Rabbits Gov. celling: Average coun try killed to rets Her i, 44c lb.; live price to producers zc id. Mohair 1942 13-month. 45c lb. Hops Seed stock. 1942 crop, 11.18 lb.t seeditav, 91.w-1.QD id. contracts, seedless. 70c lb.; seed. 05c lb. Country meats Selling nrlce to re- 50c 1 ta tiers: country killed hogs, best butch- I 11c s, i,viw iui.i wt. vccmitris, an S bunches 15c A. 23c: B. 2lV,c; C, 19c; D 17 lie lb.: fcnCE OF K0SHTGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET HEARING faBHZREBV GU'EN. in compliance with section 1U-1244, O. C. L. A.. tji rotm of ihe Nonhlgh School District of Lane County. Oregon, that If wfB be held at the County Court Room, Court House, in Eugene. teueftd day of June. itM3. at 2:30 ociock p. m. or the purpose of the budirt for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1943,. and ending ML hereinafter set forth. ' BUDGET ESTIMATED RECEIPTS J mllible cash on hind at beginning of the year rjrt this budget Is made $30.1 .W.nO r rcntplt from delinquent taxes 350.00 fcu received from other sources .,L . , ...... PMther has been too cold totwI that their plantj fc w , rrert a few nlgnta tiJ ipoirnrl there will taeniae ,wi. ... tej ihin lor a lone time. grot staus irr mil --i M1W11 radlthes. raf ti srmtli ire plentiful. The Eta in ti followi: boo - - ' ' . y Ifc: J for I IDs I total. I lbs. for . fctttllbs. - ivTiioes, 10. II It tor 17c 15c 5c 15c Total.. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Expenditures for Three Years Expenditures and Budget Allowance Next Perecedlng to Current for 6 Mo. of Cur rent School Year School Year Expend!- Budget . 1MMM2 1940-11M1 1W9-11H0 tureS Allowance 1D43-1M4 .S67.5B3.il )66,lfr2.05 S5B.572.M 44.3ft2..15 KV.0m.nn SfVI 000 00 ii Leia Km hp. Telepiph, l5t0B 32 72 . Printing 28.22 Publicity 13. 19 "i ; ssxt F Ml WuTinli per todebtednes 0 MSk. Expenies 0 - ,.0 innm--Zz!r-mH .422.23 t58.M4.97 $44,377.59 $35,730.00 $B0.875.OO 11 0B ESTIMATED EXPETOrTURES. RECEIPTS, AND AVAILABLE . vnsiv OAUAWLU) AND TAX LEVY- 1 total eellmitwi reir,t. ...e.liVi;r-""u "LVi"" cl neary to balance tlie budget .. deficit forwarded in ri.i . 102.61 81.00 35.00 80.00 ' 120.00 23.37 27.7(1 8.44 12-50 30.00 12.55 1.25 0 7.50 15.00 W.7f 25.9 0 w 25.00 TO. 00 60 95 136.05 1.65 75.00 150.00 0 0 0 30.00 0 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 0 500.00 500.00 I wnftd amount "of taxes thVt"il"noV"ba"coll"eV' --.jii the ncm .u.v. i . t . . . . . P wrr,fd rt for the ensuing fiscal year uaxea May a. 19M. Signed: L. C. MOFFTTT. Clerk. Specially Priced EN S and BOYS' CLOTHING ;n's black oxfords -sy black cxiord in two styles. Both with" . una learner soles. Sizes 6 to 1 1 and 0 fibular $2.69 lfri ?vi!h cvsd toe and oak leath-:VIlcc-r hel. Sizes 6 ta 11. ..V a rlnin rnnnoH loo nnV f'ui ''zlt heeIs- Slzes 6 to 1L FS FLANNELS -f ar.2 ;;annei trousers, fine for t lour size. "-'Z FS UNDERWEAR' ' C , -ih, summer weight un Al! sizes. suit. Mo sleeves, short F SPORT ti t. . COATS Pa-n e7 no -Ujiwii. tiii .30 P' TROUSERS h' ,,f'-a:s- Lcnrj wearinfj, pepu- .:rs. Sizes 10 to 13 1US3 WlLLAMtl lb MONTOOMISY WA.D 5 4 hjE ! from OUR SPORTING GOODS DIPT. LjffllTT better fr COMPLETE SET FOR YOUTHS fjjj I Set up a range in your own fijfc Nl i I CM M - back vardl Set contains: 4-it, Tl iCSi fKHMiV m m mm mm try inn vmiTUf mn UirtMCIJ 7I I 111 ffl 1 1 II IS 11 r ' ft lil rWK IVUini n wmisis ijm m - ri 1111 mil m m m .agar m Lwnmw w-. iculiici vim, t aw-wi. o-m u m mt i ai m, -vr imdrmwii n m B.. J. .sfgW m Df I I -m rggs ,JIW m IM xJF&I I. ADULT'S STANDARD ARCHERY-SET hfC I II r,i.n. .rnnnwnnrl tyiw. Mttier m gs sm I t-" -'MM y I arrio: 6 26-in. .elect Port Orford I J 3 1 I T-g-,., ssk WVTX. I ? V IjS - ' -IUM ' i pole, rope, anu u4ut .w. - 4 ,. A fVa. KJrT J'r. lQ J t uching to .111 or rallln. I .4 life VJJg T - S "'T!'f'sf"'S 'MH HSlm '! Better quality cotton FUfg Compart 6 RacUd Zl Mi' mZ?&9 ' iVi ""g. iZm!m ' - HI III fr : (sxs-ft, no mtin) z.9 1 T I "TtXX f Mil ,ff ' 12xl8-In. School FUfg lOo A modern, good-looking rgckit 2!,iCl 'IV. I .'1 rW--'1 B with Nylon gtringingl Beveled Jijj , "-' I L '. U VV UJJJZZmBmiMmMMKmmmmwaa "0 Umlneted uh frme. "fRiE-roR-Aii" CCA !B:Pi ndiiiinton SPORTS SHIRT ' $ li . j p' BJ 1 I yT - . . -' Nationally known quality ... in the action tyle I JsIS Mb :'. rVlwel 1 JXjtfr ' "" I so popular with leading golferil Seamless houl- I "SS jSOsIa 14 w'on',' 1 VTr - : -i.iLJi.-4 I . . . . ...... .. I SYVT .IVkWr?. U . I Wards Challenge II I der design gives aDsoiute ireeoomoi acaon; spin. VWiltvK,M,kl i '' ,, i . . . back gusset prevents binding or pulling. Cool. Tennis llnckct durable, washable fabric of 50 spun rayon, yJSS Z cockg, and ZO-ft. netl Play In j r - , . Vlfl : . ' 50 Teca rayon. Soft shades of ten, maize, green. OVrJ vour own yard! j is .. I ' With S bird, poles ....7.95 j F11v;-P,l5,Iaminid .Vh '.r,m,j 1 x n.. Sr6g&&T?2r . - . .,. ... mi. " wl'h full-rounded throat and -ef 4-Kacket Set, Polra 10.78 j ,h0uid.r overlayl Silk atrung. 0 fii ,R0HS, W0DS 3 '11 2 ifTtU 'if .11 KM I" I l'"mkZ "I ' ' ha't for uniform control. 1 FuH-ili. nWo Soekl OQ f j i7nAU W;-' M'.l If I $ &5!m:i Select periimmon-heod Wood.l CrOIIUCt Sl't II Hi 'hiWW VI 1 Wj Wood '-2'3' oeh 495 1 W"fc"f" 3.69 WvU : n mw Lti !M . i . lfc I M A'' 'a S-l iir V. TT TgPil s...v-.-. -' .-f..-; w.asr'jjrw.. nurdy handles. Savel II jr.xi n i ifrVV II VWT aU r.mc paiic S Z. Vf7tl 1: Kb liJj H Cm 1 QQr I . ' ! feiM l An.methatu.f.nte..yoU.. I Id-UH., ! WWW I STftBM ItrNC I wvirw; fine Mil a. canoe manu.ac- niDiniiAuiaAuauvAB I I GOLF RAIN JACKET Tr ,,rv I t CCPrrOOCCn tured under pres'nl condmon' S ..".-.,, , I AND HANDY POUCH GOLF JACKET I ' KKCOMCl 4 nber- KHAKI DUCK u' 2.49 I I P, coated Crftu. ,.y, 'lL'T 'rZ 20..nch. 2.75 I ... .trongn than oil iilk. H.ay. water-repellenl I I PHONE 4200 1059 WILLAMETTE IjJV - J mr crnrvrr romT or TUB STATK OP OREGON rorl 1NE COUNTY SUMMONS Cow No. 7n. JAMES A. Rl'WREL.U Platnltff. n.I7.A E. CUARK. a slrifl. rrsnn. PERRY rOINnCXTrR an ISAREt. POINDEXTER. husband and Hf.. NEU LIE U lXMt.EY, . single person. HAR VEY HADLEY and LAURA HADLEY. M wl'., CT.ARENCE B. HADLEY and MARIE HADl.EY. Ma wit. EDNA HADLEY HAWLEY and RAT.PH HAW. LEY. har riushand. JOHN POINDEXTER and DORCAS POINDEXTER. hi wlfa. FRANK POINDEXTER and JANE DOB POINDEXTER hla wtfa. th unknown -halra of JAMES M. POINDEXTER. da rffawd. th tinfcnorvn halra of ERANK I,. POrNDEXTER. daoaased. ORPHA t POINT) EX TR Ft, a .tnBle person, the un Vnown heirs of OCTAVUS A. SPEN CER, also known as O. A. Spencer, de ceased, and all other persona or Tur tle, unknown claiming any right, title or Interest In Hi. real premise, hersv Inaner deterlbe'l. rwndantt. TO: ELIZA E. CI -ARK. a single person, PERRY POINDEXTER and ISABEL POINDEXTER. Vm.band and wife, NE1.MR L. I.EM1.EY. a alngle person, CLARENCE B. HADl.EY and MARIE HADIEY. his wife. FRANK POIN DEXTER and JANE .DOE POINDEX TER. his wife, the nnknown heir, of JAMES M. POINDEXTER depeased. the unknown heir of FRANK. L. , POINDEXTER. dereaed. the unknown heirs of OCTAVUS A. SPENCER, also knmvp as O. A. Spencer, deceased, and all other persona or partlea un known clalmtne anv rlatit. title or Interest In the real premise, herein after described. IN THE NAME or THE STATE OT OREOON: You and each of you sr. hereby aummoned and requtred sr ap pear and to antfwer the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein within four week, from th. date of th. ftrrt publi cation of this summons anj If you fafl mn tn innur and sn.WST. th. Plaintiff will applv to the Court for the relief ' nraved for In hli complaint, to-wtti ! ror . decree that the plaintiff ts the I enle owner and entitled to possession of the following described real premise, to-wtl: Lst Ten (Ifn In Hansen's R'v"T.vle Acreage at platted and recorded at Page It of volume 4. Lane County. Oregon Plat Records, In Lan. County, Oregon, and Beginning at a point f-lS ehams north of a point 90 feet north and T.ae chain, north a deg. ta mtn. eat of th. norths., corner of B. W. Potndevter Donation Land Claim No. BT. notifica tion IMS. township IT South. Rang. 4 West of Willamette Meridian, th.nc north 10 chain, then re south dg. as mln. west 10 chains, south 1A chains, north s deg. S3 mln. eart 10 chain, to th. place of beginning, tn Lane County. Oregon, and that all claims of each and every defendant of every kind or nature, which any of said defendants hav. or claim to hav. adverse to xne piainurr be extinguished and that th. defendant. and each of them be forever barred. prrduded. and enjoined from asserting any claim whatsoever sgalnst said land, adverse to the plaintiff and that th. fe. -simple tills to ssld premises be forever quieted In plaintiff, together with euch other relief a. to th. Court sh.U warn equitable. This eummona ts published pursuant to an order duly made and entered by th. Honorahl. o. T. BKlpworin, dunrs, of the shove entltttd court, on th. lath dav of May. 1WJ. and the date of th. first publication hereof 1. May IS, lata. DAVID B. EVANS, Attorney for Plain tiff, no Miner Building. Eugene, Oregon. 1M1 Thurs June 1 IH3. NOTICE Or RFlorsTRATIONOrA - TRADB-MARK Nolle, la Hereby Olven that W. . Roblnelt. an Individual, whose plec of business Is 30 North Polk Street, Eugene, Oregon, has filed with th. secretary of State of th. SUIa of Ors gon hla Trade-mark, consisting of th. following wordsl 'rtoblnelt Chrome-Nlckl. P1ckaxtlV, with design That certificate for Trsde-marlc see. duly Issued by th. Secretary of Stat, of the State of Oregon on May T, IMA. and the articles on which ssld Trsde mark are to he applied are logging and mill tool. This publication of notle. being mad. for three successive week, as provided by lew. IZ10 Thurs Jun. 9 IMS. TRUMAN A. CHASE, Chairman Board of Directors. Approved by Budget Committee !. Signed: ELBERT L. COX, Sec, Budget Comm. ARTHUR WlnTE. Chm. Budget Comm. Death Noticcsj 50 CRONE Clifford Leroy Crons died May 11 at Caldwell, Idaho, followint( a two-day lllnesa. Ha was born June 19, 1B08 at Franklin, Ore. When he wag 5 i- I ...I1U wu year, oia ne moveu wiui me - tumllw tn PnAlrnhrt Irlnhn. ret turnlnK lo tills county when hs was 13. He graduated from the Elmlra high school In 1928. and attended the U. of O. for Uirea terms. Ho was marTled to Hope Condon In Eugene, Jan. 18, 11140. He was connected with the W. C. Crone Lbr. Co. of Vencln an Superintendent un til he moved to a stock ranch at Prlneville. Ore., in April. 1942. In April 1943 he moved to Cald well, Idnho where he was llvinU at tlio lime of his death. He was a member of the Elks lodge of Eugene. He Is survived by his wife, Hope; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crone, Veneta: three sisters, Mrs. Eva Fair, Veneta, and Mrs. Leona Tyler and Wil ma Crone, both of Portland. Funeral announcement will be made later from the Pools chnpel. TiUnBARD (Soldi? L. HubblTa died at her home at B01 No. 8th, Cottage Grove, Monday evening. Mav 10. She was born April 18, Iflflfl In Mapleton, Iowa, and In 1891 came to V'lnchester, Ore., where he lived until 10 years ago when she moved to Cottags Grove. Shu is survived by her husband. Oscar M. Hubbard; one daughter, Mrs. Mahle ZenD, Martin, Wn : one brother, At- ' fred R. DeBati. Sutherlln, Ore.; one sister. Mahle McClalshey, Tacoma. Wn. She was a mem ber of the American Legion auxiliary. Funeral service will be held at 2 p. m. on Friday, Mav 14. at the Mills chanel at Cottage Grove: Rev. Hilton Parks officiating and Interment In the Brumbaugh cemetery. Funeral Notice 75 iWrtiT-r,,:,.l l. Wil liam M. Stein will he held on Frl., Mny 14. at 2:30 at ths Brantetter-Slmon chapel; Fath- er Francis Lelprig officiating and Intermnet In the No, 2 I. O. O. F. cemetery. Funeral Directors lfK BRANSTETTF.R-SIMOM CHAPEL Phone 433-1 K.2 Olive St. PHIL "'BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEC Sprlngf ield 8th andB. Ph.4 U "Miller-Sherman Funeral Home Junction Citv Ph. Harrlsburg 4J VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Ph. 112 -Pearl St. at 10th POOI.ES FUNERAL HOME Cremation. Ph. 723 " VTXTCH-HOI.LlNGSWORTfT rbons 113 Pearl St. at Tenll. .