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Newspaper Page TextPage 8 Eugene Register-Guard, Polio Foundation Sef-up Explained The question of Just what the national foundation of Infantile paralysis is has remained vague In the minds of many people in spite of the fact that they have continued to contribute year aft er year. It was stated nere Sat urday as Eugene prepared for i the March of Dimes campaign, set for Jan. 21 to 31. As explained by Marvin T. county chapter, the national foundation is a non-profit or ganization, incorporated under the laws of the state of New York, the sole purpose of which Is to find a method of prevent ing and curing infantile paraly sis. While it is conducting this search it also aids in a financial way any community In the Unit ed States where an epidemic of I. - 4t,at Initnl funds are not sufficient to prop erly treat and hospitalize the -victims. The national foundation has as its officers many of the nation's outstanding business men, scien tists and doctors. Active offi cers Include such prominent per sons as Basil O'Conner, James V. When you want GOOD. DEPENDABLE LAUNDRY SERVICE PHONE 123 EUGENE LAUNDRY 178 Wait 8th Something Different at Fairmount Church of Christ One Solid Hour Of COMMUNITY SING! Gospel music and congregational singing con ducted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Richards, Evangelistic Singers of international reputa tion, every Sunday evening at 7:30. THE FAIR MOUNT CHURCH OF CHRIST INVITES YOU nth Columbia IS) America Will You'll toy: proof of Chevrolet quality and endurance. You'll toys proof of Chevrolet dealers' skill and dependability-proof thai Chevrolet dealers are "first In service." See your Chevrolet dealer for service at regular Intervals, SERVING AGRICULTURE . FOOD DISTRIBUTORS MINES . WAR INDUSTRIES MUNITIONS MAKERS . ESSENTIAL SILVA CHEVROLET 77 West 11th Ave. Sunday, Jan. 21, 1945 Forrestal, Prank E. Murphy and Marshall Field. Its medical committees are headed by many of the nation's outstanding doctors, including such men as Melvin S. Hender son of the Mayo clinic; Frank R. Ober, Harvard university medical school; Morris Fishbein of the American Medical asso ciation and Thomas Parran, sur geon general, U. S. public health service. Lane County Officers The Lane county chapter Is the local unit of the national foundation. Its active officers in clude William A. Ayres, Loy Rowling, ' Dr. James Stewart, Frank L. Armitage, Mrs. W. W. Hicks, Mrs. Ray Glass, Mrs. Frank Scobert and others. One-half of all the money con tributed during the drive remains in the hands of the local group. They administer It in providing hospitalization, treatments and braces for local victims of infan tile paralysis. The other half goes to the na tional foundation and is used by it to supplement local funds in any community where expenses exceed that community's funds. Thousands of dollars are also granted by the national founda tion to medical schools, scien tists and universities to carry on Try Rough-Dry the family service Remember Best That Serve UT MOM u sonds ' 1 i w t r F5A Committee Will Pass On Gl Loans Lane county's farm security ad ministration committee will be responsible for certifying eligi bility of World War II veterans applying for farm credit assist ance under the GI program, Mrs. Genevieve Nettleton, FSA super visor In the Eugene office, an nounced Saturday. Designated by the secretary of agriculture and the administrator of the veterans administration for this responsibility, the committee also will determine that loans made to the veterans conform to the policies used in administering the GI nrogram, she said, pointing out that FSA committees have had considerable experience in this type of work under the Bank-head-Jones act. The FSA agency itself will make available Its regular credit facili ties to any World War II veterans who wish to avail themselves of the service. Loans are of two types: short-term, for operating purposes (buying seed, feed, ma chinery and livestock maximum is $1500 in most cases); and 40 year loans for the purpose of family-type farms. The requirement of being a tenant for the latter type will be waived In the case of all veterans, but any applicant must have a farm background and farming experience. The amount of the farm-purchase loan Is lim endless experiments that seek to find the cause and prevention of infantile paralysis. The University of Minnesota medical school was granted $175,000; the Georgia Warm Springs foundation was granted $225,000 for research work alone; $35,000 went to Tuskegee Insti tute of Alabama for after-care of Negro cases and $301,000 was spent for training of nurses and doctors in the Kenney treat ment. Money Spent Here Thus the money kept In Lane county is spent directly In help ing unfortunate neighbors here while the money sent to the na tional foundation is spent search ing for a cure. Lane county's half of the funds help only after the damage is done. The other half is constantly searching day and night for the cause and cure of Infantile paralysis. Oregon was second only to the District of Columbia in last year's March of Dimes. Checks should be made out to the Polio Fund and mailed to Chairman Warllch at the Eugene hospital, 1162 Willamette street, or to the First National bank of Eugene or the Eugene branch of the U. S. Na tional bank of Portland. WHEN OTHERS FAIL Come to o. Try our Chinese natures hlp remedies. They will help you regain good health. Disorder, ulnusjtts, heart, lung, liver, kidney, stomach, cm constipation, ulcers, diabetes, rheumatism, Rail and Diaaaer ievr skin, le male complaints. X U Charlie Chan .jjijl "'"ese Hero Med. orncK novas wh- fitldsr snlr ... 4 I a n. m. S B. rONO CONSULTATION FREE 774 Willamette, Eugene, Ore. the Products Her Best! . HflP IriW nn vktost ... N LOGGING CAMPS FUEL DISTRIBUTORS CIVILIAN TRADES COMPANY Phone 228 ited to the average value of all farms of 30 acres or more in tiie county and cannot exceed $12,000. Interest is at the rate of three per cent. Every consideration is given to problems of the veterans who meet basic requirements for FSA help and have no other source of credit un reasonable terms to make a start in agriculture, Mrs. Nettleton said. The program also includes those applicants who, in the judgment of a committee of experienced looal farmers, would require FSA supervision and cred it in order to be successful in farming operations. Within the limits of its loan funds and Its lending and servic ing authorizations, FSA will make loans to eligible veterans and pro vide all possible aid in helping them get soundly established on the land, she declared. New Type Money Orders Out Feb. 1 The Eugene post office will be among 1800 in the U.S. to receive new type money orders Feb. 1, an Associated Press dispatch from Washington, D. C. stated today. I The new notes will be in dollar 1 denominations and can be used for any sum not exceeding $10. i Postal note stamps will be at ; tached to take care of odd cents, the dispatch said. For instance, to buy a money order for $2.93 a person would apply at the money order window for a $2 postal note to which the clerk would attach one 90-cent and one three-cent postal note stamp. The purchaser writes the name of the payee on the note, de taches the stub and mails it. The 1 recipient can collect it at any post office upon proper identifica tion. All first class post offices will receive the notes by Feb. 1, while the other 43,000 will re ceive them as soon as they can be printed. ' NOTICE To you who left clocks for re Pair at the Armontrout Clock Re pair Shop at 8th and Olive St. I have bought the shop and moved to 838 W. 4th. Please call for your clocks at the above address. Clocks not claimed within 30 days will be sold for charges. Jud Brott, man ager. NEW MIRACLE TRUSS A MIRACLE far comfort and security. No 11 Straps, no ipinal ptniurr P4 can be adjuiled to any anil or petition. Llfht welfht. Hold llh BBC" UP prcsaura. No matUr what hlntl ol irmm oq art now wearlni It will par y to oanio In and it iho New Miracle Trait Dealer below la oaeloatvt agent In UUa town. t TIFFANY-DAVIS DRUG STORE W0RSTED-TEX and HOLLYWOOD CLOTHES MORRISON HENNING Formerly DeNeffe's Tha Lugvn flaglstar-uuare U a msm bsr of the Asaonlatad Prtss. Ths Assocla. ted Press li exclusively entiued to the. um for eubUcaUon of eU news dis patches erulltsd to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also all the local news published herein. All rlshts of publication of special dispatches here in are also reserved. In Making Changs of Address plesse five former sddress as well as the new. This Is necessary In order that your credit can be trsnsferred and the caper stonoed et nld-sddrsss I time, pa- Una I times, per Una e 1 times, per lino t tunes, per Una MC resummon batis By Csrrler, yesrly In Bdrancen I7.S0 By Carrier, six months In advance 4.00 By Carrier, monthly Tl By MaU In wre., yearly In ecvanco 8.00 By Mall In Oregon, six months I X Death Notices 50 NEIDEIGH Leandir Frank Nei deigh of Myrtle Point died in Eugene January 20 at the age of 89. Funeral announcements will be made later by the Veatch - Hollingsworth Funeral Home. Funeral Notices 75 GLASS Mrs. A. Philline Glass of 1899 Fairmount. died Wednes day. January 17, at Cheyenne. Wyo. She is survived by her hus band, N. E. Glass; two sons. Phillip B. cj the USATC, Noel E.. Jr., at home: a stepson, Ross E. Glass of Tangent. She was a member of the Prcsbvterian church ut Mabton. Wash. Fu neral services will be held Mon day. January 22. at 2 p. m. from the Ventch-Hollinssworth chapel. Interment will be in the Rest Haven Memorial park. I HARRILL Funeral 'services fori Willie Harrill will be hoM Mon day, January 22, at 2 p. m : from the Phil Bartholomew chapel. Rev. Bells will officiate, and in terment will be in the Green- woodj.,emetery BOYD Funeral services for Al bert C. iloyd will be held from the Veatch-Hollingsworth chap el Tuesday. January 23. at 2 p.m. Rev. E. J. Fulton of the iigmnouse lempie win oitici ate. and interment will be in the IOOF cemeterv No. 2. VINCENT Funeral services for Samuel Vincent will be held at the Phil Bartholomew chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment in the Mt. Vernon cemetery. Funeral Directors 100 POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL HOME Ph. 723 EUGENE CREMATORIUM IJOOChamettnn Ph 723 vatch'fC'ntkal home- Phorli;-fVirlJStat 10th Milicr-Shrrman Funeral Home" Junction OtT Ph 66 Harris.ure 4J VEATCH-HOlllNGSWOKril Phone 112 Parl St sMOth BKAVSTETTEM-SIMON CHAPEL Phone 4!3 - 1152 Olive St PHIL BARTHUl fJMEW CHAPEL Springfield 6 lb. end B. Ph. 411 120 Card of Thanks WE WISH to thank our many frif nds fur their beautiful floral offerings and expressions of kindness and sympathy shown to us during our sorrow in the loss of our loved one. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Smith. Bus. & Prof. Directory 125 Accountants Spencer R. Collins S Company CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Miner Building Phone 3030 FRANK N. FASSETT New Address. 860 WILLAMETTE PHONE 4948. Building & Decorating PAINTING. Paperhanging and Roofing. Lange Ac Co., Ph. 803. Corse tierre SPIRELLA. Health and Surgical garment. Mrs. Kioger. Ph. 1379W SPENCER CURSET1ERHE FOR information Phone 2616-J. Chiropractors DR. H. H. reters. physiotherapy. Tiffany Bldg. Ph. 1170. Cleaners Men's Suits or Overcoats. Ladies Plain Coats or Plain Dresses 85c Free Delivery Phone 418 Lowest Advertised Prices in Town EASTSIDE CLEANERS 2005 Franklin Phone 418 Florist ARCHAMBEAU'S FLOWERS Campus ShnD Public Market Phnne 583 Phone 478 GRACE & VIOLA'S FLORISTS Public Market Fhone 521 Garbage Remaval GARBAGE REMOVAL QUICK low cost ser-ice. Sill's. Ph. 558, Mattresses Mattresses Rebuilt and Recovered MURRAY MATTRESS FACTORY 4th and Blair. Ph. 4502 Pest Control MOTH extermination, termite con trol. - Extra sills and niers in stalled; free inspec, eslim. All work guaranteed. Oregon Pest control (jo. fii. 1380. Memorials Eugene Granite and Marble Works 58 W 11th ?hone 415 Plumbers When in need of a plumber call the O & B Plumbing Serv. We will be glad to give you an estimate on your plumbing, al terations and new work. Ph. 4223, 1690 W. 6th. Stove Repairing STOVE REPAIRING S68 High St. Phone 4773 Transfer and Storage Moving Anywhere via, Bekins Van Lines, Deluxe Service. PACIFIC VAN & STORAGE CO. Upholsterers MARTIN'S DAVENPORTS AND CHAIRS Repaired and Built to Order ALL WORK GUARANTEED Free Estimates Complete Sample Stock 845 Olive Phone 220 Vacuum Cleaners Repaired Ph. Hayden's 5174. All makes. Sales - Service - Parts - Rentals (Closed Sats.) 527 Willamette Well Drilling C. E. OORDTNTF.R & RON 1916 Villard Ph. 512-R or 4883-W Personals 145 YOUNG women In trouble and in need of a friend are asked to communicate with the local Sal vation Army. Phone 2099 cr come to 719 Pearl Street, or P. O. Box 245: or write Major Mildred Pratt. Salvation Army White Shield Home. 2641 N. W. Mayfair Ave.. Portland Oregon. GET ACQUAINTED CLUB Through social correspondence: thousands yearly met their ''ideal." Write for list of clig ibles. Many Oregon members Simpson, Box 125!, Denver, Colo. IS YOUR life so filled with troubles that you hardly know what to do? I believe I can help you. Write E. M. Hoolev, Ilal sey. Ore. Rt. 1. SONG POEMS WANTED! I'll compose special music for you. Send poem on anv subject. Free examination. Eliot Wright, Box 386V-APortland. Ore. CIGARS Buv direct, save monev. Box 5(1 handmade, mild. S6.95. Snyder's Cigars, 806 8th Ave., New York City. HUMAN HAIR bought. 25c-50c ounce. 10 inches or longer. No combings. Arranjay's, 34 West 2llth. New York. NOT responsible for any bills other titan for myself. "Sim John L. Clift. DENTAL PLATE REPAIR DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Cor. 8th. Willamette Eugene. Ore. Telephone 1621 IF LONELY, Write Ruth L. Wade. Box HOT. Vancouver. Wnsh1 READINGS by aDo-iintmcnt at 255 West 7th Ave. Ph. 1035. Lost anil Found 150 WILL lady who picked up pack age com. purse, bank book, and misc. articles from College Crest bus Sat. afternoon please call 1870-J or 1991 Lawrence? Re ward. LOST Tan "leather billfold ln Spfld. contains important pa pers. Finder keep monev, plesse return billfold and papers. Ph. 4085-H or JUElkayDr. STRAYED to my place. 29 sheep, mixed breed, 2 weeks ago. Owner pay for advertisement and keep. Chris Jensen, Noti, 3 miles jiorth on Knight Road. ASTHMA. Sinus. Bronchial ail ments respond readilv to mv special treatment. Dr. Ashtori. Lhiropractor Physiotherapy, 16 E Broadway. 150 LOST Brown"le.thcr zipper pur-e. Tapers valuable to high Si'Nvl student o n 1 v. Ph. i 244.W-1. ' j COST Lady's red and black i Schaeffrr fountain Den. Phone 1 TOR5r- ,:8tf dVtimej LOST Wheel and tire, mounted, in Eugene or WillagiUespie dis trict. 1'houe 3:-F-i, Lost and Found 150 WILL party who-picked up tan English leather billfold contain ink $20. please return to Reg.- (Juard or boo t. izin. Apt. J. as it is badly needed by service- man's wife and baby. LOST Wallet, name John E. Mever. Reward. Phone 4751-W. 1430 Pearl. Real Estate for Sale 200 Fairmount District 4 bedrooms and bath, full base ment, furnace, large living room with colonial type open stair way. Marvelous view. Large, nicely landscaped corner lot. An excellent value at $9,000 some terms can be arranged. Compact end comfortable 2 bed rooms and bath, hardwood floors, basement. Nicely land scaped and secluded yard and garden. $4,650. East .Side 3 bedroom home In suburban Riverview district. Two fine, large lots, totaling 306'x60' Well built garage and chicken housing facilities. ONLY $4,950. Duplex "SIDE-BY-SIDE" Walking distance to downtown and ciose to bus and grade and high school. Total income on this property S140 monthly. "Office calls only." Full price $11,000 Some terms. . Restaurant With long term lease, right In the heart of good town on high way No. 99 close to Eugene. This is a real "money maker" and you should not delay in vestigation. $7,500.00. East Side Close in, two houses on one lot. No. 1 has 3 bedrooms; No. 2 has 2 bedrooms. Good income prop erty. Full price $4000.00 Springfield Nice two bedroom home, close to bus, schools and shopping cen ter, may be purchased for only $1000 down. "River Bottom Loam" "Row-crops" promise to pay "Bigger" dividends in 1945 than ever before, and if "you" expect to do more about it than polish chair bottoms and Idly dream "You Had Better Get Busy NOW. We have two of the finest places in the valley wait ing for you One of 30 acres at $6,500 and another of 40 acres at $13,500. These are "Great" Values STEP ON IT. Stock and General Farm 124 acres with good set of build ings, all fenced and cross fenced. 25 acres cultivation. Good sire family orchard, and balance very fine rolling pas ture with 3 creeks and many springs. If you are an honest to goodness dirt fanner and can show us that you can and will "hack it" we can arrange some terms on the "stocked and equipped" price of $5,500.00, 21 WEST 11TH REAL ESTATE Eric E. Lawrence, W. B. Moreland. Wm. J. Stevenson Phone 3814 Sunday 5077-W 141 ACRES COMPLETELY STOCKED AND EQUIPPED, S18.500 Just one of those good all-around productive farms with good buildings that are so hard to find nowadays. Lies in the lovely De light Vallev 2 miles from 99 Highway. Good road, 80 acres in cultivation, 61 acres in pasture, 2 acres woodlot. Family or chard, 40 acres In fall crop, all fenced. 5 rooms and bath. Big barn, all kinds of outbuildings, fine tractor and all farming tools. Hay, straw, seed. etc. 12 head of cattle, sow, 85 chickens. 2 stoves, and other personal propertv galore are all included at the price. For all details see JOHN A. HILLES. at Oregon Settlement Association 98 East Broadway. Eugene J4 ACRE, LOAM SOIL, large nut and fruit trees. New home not finished. You finish it and make some money. Close in on RIVER ROAD. 40 ACR EFARM. Creek Bottom, near Noti. 11 acres cultivated. 3 acres ready for plow. 7 acres seeded white clover and grass' free water gravity system for irrigation. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, barn, hen house, $5500. Terms. E. M. STONE Berger's Realty Office 61 W. Broadway Ph. 782 ORE.; FARM "CATALOG FREE Lomplele descriptions Km general farms, prices, terms. Locations. Also have over 100 suburban tracts from 1 acre and up on easy terms. OREGON SETTLEMENT ASS'N 9b East Broadway 1 ACRE plus, 5-room house with unfinished bath room, attic electric water system .chicken house, garage, wood shed. '. mile from Triangle lake, county gravel road. Year round spring fed creek G. B. May, Box 05. Blachly, Oregon. a4 ACRE. J-rcmmni5useightsr iv0nlfr' outbuildings: furn.: wood. SflOu cash or half down and S mo.. tirr int. Inouire Richf;eld Service Station. JDakridge. $3800 PARTLY furn. 2 bedrooln" house. 1 acre mi. so. Cres- weljon99Newsome Rt. 1. V. M. BENNETT " ,00 ., FEAL ESTATE lSfTE.JJth Ave Phone 5033 f or Kea! Estate ana Insurance See H' TR A XI i;h rr,weii Or DEFENSE "WORKERS 2 new house for sale. See Frank Mo-xiv. K,th and Tvler "K GOOD buildii:! U; in liner Road 5l,"r'-'ity lights end water. rn. f1r-ll belter "Home and Investments mvrii jij-re;.cou Ph. 345 TWO good building lots. 1293 I carl. Apt. 3. 115 t Bdwv. Th 2437 or "Ml a SAFE F ASM lIWESTMEJiTS Real Estate for Sale 500 The Ladies Aid OUT ON ROUTE X was in last week. He told us the farmers in that section were going to irri gate with vinegar and raise their own picKies uns year. That, coupled with Dig Barnacle's new soap mine, will put Route X on the map in a big way during 1945. And, speaking of industry, have you noticed this city of Eugene is fast becoming an In dustrial center? Wise is that man who can visualize the fu ture of this part of the Willam ette Valley and act accordingly. Just as a suggestion we offer the following properties. APARTMENTS: Two of them one 5-room down and a 4-room up, completely furnished with almost new furniture, and lo cated on one of the East Side's best streets, within walking dis tance of the University, on a high, large lot. for $7900 with $3900 cash. This is one good rental property. ANOTHER two-apartment house is this West Side, corner lot of fering with one 5-room apart ment down and a 4 up. for $4800 with $1000 cash. This is a double plumbed house in very flood condition and should sell mmediately at this figure. FOUR ACRES over In the Sun shine Acres district with a dandy 7-room modern house, triple plumbing, basement, oil heat, big double garage with play room overhead. This prop erty. Ladies and Gentlemen, is one that many of you have been wishing for but could not find. Here it is and the price is $10,500 and we are the exclusive selling agents. AND THEN we have a mighty good restaurant on the highway, doing a good business, that we can sell you for $5000 with $3000 cash. We think this is one of the best businesses of its kind on the market today. See Mr. Davenport, YES MA'AM, we have a swell suburban setup in this 4.68 acres over in the WillagiUespie Dis trict, with a dandy 2-bedroom, modern house, fully and nicely furnished, garage, small barn and chicken house, 3 cows, 1 pig, cream separator, wood and nay, at $5250 with $3000 cash. This place is priced right. If you want a good suburban, look it over. RIGHT HERE on the edge of Eugene we have a 5.5 acres with a nice, almost new. 2-bedroom house, pressure water and uiumuing, ior jau on gooa terms, immediate possession. A LITTLE BEAUTY la this 29. aero Pleasant Hill farm with a modern. 2-bedroom house, small barn, chicken house and brooder house at $a500 with about $3000 casn. We are still searching for that 2 or 3-bedroom house for a pa tient client. He will pay you spot cash and full value for it. We Sell The Earth William B. Shelley 832 Willamette St. Phones 158-159 45 Acres $2250 Sloping land, nearly all tillable , when cleared. On gravel road, li miles from Veneta. No buildings. $1200 down. 10 Acres Elmira, $4400 Good house, 3 big rooms, bath and toilet .electricity, pressure pump, small barn and other out-buildings. Now rented for $25 per month. Terms. 280 Acres, $5500 Cut over timber land with good little house. 2 bedrooms, elec tricity, pressure pump. Lost creek flows through property. Bus to grade and high schools. Henhouse for 300, two-story. $3,000 down will handle. See Manning Barber at OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION 88 East Broadway, Eugene 3 bedroom ' home In University district, close to schools and bus. $7500. 4-bedroom home In Bethel district. 1.87 acres good land, lots of fruit. S7400, terms. Grocery business, including ground, building and fixtures, $7350 plus stock at inventory. This is a good one. i 163 acres fronting on McKenzle ranch at $9500 includes 20 head of cattle. Also other homes and farms for sale. Roy Hegecoke Real Estate Pine Rest Lodge Hiehwav 99 N. P.hone 4331-W 175 A. Mohawk Farm Beautiful farm home in excel lent condition with exception al view. 65 acres in cultivation, water rights for 35 acres which can be all flood irrigated. Good team and harness and some other stock as well as furniture in house included. Familv or chard. 2 barns, etc. If you're looking for a reallv fine farm. .f.a!Je to ',nv?stigate this at $12,500 complete. E. L. HARRIS Berger's Realty Office 61 W. Broadway Phone 782 A Homey Home For You A very desirable well located home on west side. 6 rooms and bath. Fruit and nut trees, priced with some terms OREN C HAvrc -It.' Room 5. U.S. National Batik BIdff COLLEGE HILL" TLlal' bi owner- 2 bedroom 3h3o3n6,!w3j2!rL0ld: Phone T.N .ACKpS. new house, unfin bfnl- Vii'afcle best f" Urt land. Bo 34. Crescent, Ore. 1 uuiuu i.rr,. v.- -Ask tt- ' i I 1 flera : iisB. uraow-'e( 2J,", timbe.,,., , timber. ' 20 acres, 9 mn e 8 acres, in rn iuu. 'et 20 acres timber S1000 ra0M'cnl.y All these and ISO , 1 bo purchased H payments. LT'Seii ence at th Oregon Settle Associate 96 &t Bro R D- and small house in rT well located Terms if desired Modem I!,,. on east side, In fjneBH bedrooms, full bafpl paved st u.,11,:. Tl y downtown """""iSis and cow barn and good pasture and tiai 30-minute drive f Immediate possess! mm i W. R. RobeiJ J. C. French u w. loth Att. WE DO Mr than look at the Mint rain imw many rooms, wbrjr, your properly with nit,' a iuu appraisal 01 Uk trs) iu oKc. lucauon, coniutl icmidimes, eic, andUn asking too little weitfj We also tell youifymti ing too much for yoarm Also remember lhalwii the risk and SDendnurrt money against our ii3 rjronerlv sell anA hiTl property. We don't !eJ we aon i produce. Webl no other profession a paid only when ther a Tf vnn want hnc!nMiV ling of your property, perience Is yours for the j wme in or phone II ran sell your city or luburbr erty, See Roadman: Oregon Settled Association 98 E. Broadway Pta HAMLIN-SH0CD 509 Main St Phone 714 SorinSlH Springfield Hoia See this new, well-plaral bedroom home. Bunt cji who knrm- how. Attic race, double entrance. Ol lot, 60x180. Weil locKi business and induslral $5500 cash takes it If you need a large honan one. local setup ior i board. 9 rooms and biis rnnstrnrtion. olastertd i built-ins. screened back! wirH fnr ranffe and WS gas. Full basement 4 concrete inundation. CcWl Concrete driveway to t Price $6000. Down sows 5 rooms and bath, S hW living room, ainms kitchen. Plastered intrW newly finished. Lot si Price $3iSU, ana jij die. 2-BEDROO.M -.J In easy walking distance. J living room and dininfj have fine maple floon-JJl KJICIIVII clliu mlvp ii Wjj- ing porcn, inu. i- rj ana turnace r;j laiinrlrv trays, a 1 water heater. This is on' street, wnn a and back. Price only ! sl00 . 2 Best pre-war constructs ri-rootn house n -.-j water heat, and fir'-l wood nooi-s in " a fine home. Price Ji-- fqr cash. .ITy" Gin vviiinmpitp rv. Eve. Mr MaxfifH- rr Inspect ALL DAY TODAY. 7 Br Homes. Just drive ont to the new PWft5 nnrth and you w - mills. Western Hoc? Builders 81 West 8th Ave. . nnnOS! 5 rooms. 2 lots, wird ranee, water 7"rrj;i $2650: $650 down. W- " month. -t v wnnr.F-SREAw1'' 742 WUiaroe. IDEAL home for lofff "j i terville. 1 room home with g.- large living room, "'.i and laundry room. a cherries. Also C(f. whirh is rented, a! . Chase. Springfie? . i; J lit " i ' New 4 bedroom fJ r" .. ..tl .IT4 lOt HUM. IUU H .fl Quick poss.,1- ,,;,I;5 EUGENE WMw,., jjj ERS. R"l,S'?r-AOJJ Miner Bldg. F&- i