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Newspaper Page Textineer to Tell Lon Raw k'i.f'of Commerce I the Eugene ho- 'Touaook in " la. M. Rob- ,0Jnn (ret.), and W DJ c.irvBV. ,HwrWaier- : u . tnrk ; impetus t project, . m. for to u " wUl speakon WsEye mm ETItfrV- Dema nd WeM?0 fresh of pwrh' h to Hrr-tacu, while B that they can elect Kxdenlal nominee. Kts were cheered by F3Kr . Wh tnev. f the Brotherhood of Trainmen, to go bid. the White House. ithnV , rtre somewhat depressed, .,.i.ni,h f.ur of them 'knowledge It publicly, by 1 "secession" tnresi irm . wam tklne office L term as governor of l In his inau- Edrets Tuesday that the come for southern uem , inn oartv that in- L pressing Congress to eh "entl-somnern iegis- i permanent fair em it npirtiff commission. Lh and anti-Doll tax bills fcir proposals. I Wright's protest Joliowea lAivMnna In the Senate tor Eastland (D-MIss) to titlind said was a cam- i pick Justice William O, tor the vice presidential Ion, party leaders Insisted tot particularly worried. Uw. who declined to be St name, said the recalci- femocrats have no place p. He contended that and Eastland both were i mtaarllT for "local con s' and forecast that these i would have no effect on fi plans. evidences of democratic m were matched bv the Lans, who ended a two- krtlng of their national lee bv anm-ovlnc a S4.0nn- fcei tor their 1848 cam ppenditures. lor Wherry of Nebraska, Vint COP leader, marie It lit all Republicans do not pending issues, particu ! proposal of Senator (Vt) and Ben. .Tautti: let UD standby machln- meat rationing. Driver Faces inlalinn Pinnf hwiuiiuii VUUIII less driving charge was lata Norton S. Dunbar, 7 Drive, Tuesday night " ear skidded, Jumped a Ave., Knocked I H post, overturned sev- - w rouing across the t- Btersectlon, hit a large iycame to rest. It CllmlioI it.- 11.. 1 lnB car F! more than bruises, I t was a total wreck, muice reports. W an investigating of- i ne v.. iu..n.. r., ..J i "'""'WHS W and to avoid a colU- framing car had to that loft U a ... kT'""""1" siae of the 7 WUce measured skid iv lnan 100-foot 11 we scene of the accl- fe?" we badly dam- nv . d F,ranklin 'Blvd. n'(rs were T.inj ei.,. g Stanley Z Ei8hth Ave. w.- hrf '.ure? an no r- Local Chamber Material Needs flood control work In the valley and couple his remarks on water resources with a eurvey of the state'! other natural resources. Chairman The general is now aerving as chairman for the raw materials research organization which is dedicated to the preparation and dissemination of factual Informa tion about Oregon's natural wealth as the basis for future commercial and industrial devel opments. Forum Chairman Orlando John Hollis Wednesday reminded that all of the Friday luncheon discus sion! are open to the public, and added that ha is sure Gen. Rob bint' address will be of Interest to many residents who do not be long to the Chamber of Com merce. Raw Material! Gen, Robbins was formerly in command of the Portland division office of the corps ' of engineers. The topic of his address Friday will be, "Oregon's Raw Materials What We) Can Do With Them." Accompanying the general here from Portland and scheduled to speak briefly in supplement to his talk will be, Chester Starrett, manager of the, Portland Chamber of Commerce Industries commit tee and secretary of the materials survey organization, and Al Bar tell, engineer for the materials survey. if n. ii, . Pal!? wee,c Lr t..De!" Postponed i.ntn C"'1, at Bern. il r," an sotaTI!lare invited, c ... uar Women'. ri..t PChbara Grange' a"d &Sekfcjii!n- LJMarfc ? ab,e to re- . L L? 18, is , "' '.DU.r r "7, 11, - na ; Press Parley Talkers Listed Heading a list of topflight speak ers scheduled on the program of the 29th annual Press Conference on the University of Oregon cam pus Feb. 20 and 21, Is Harold E. Stassen, candidate for the Presi dency under the Republican ban ner. Charles E. Gratke, foreign edi tor of the Christian Science Moni tor and alumnus of the University of Oregon, will also appear through the courtesy of the Eric W. Allen Memorial Fund. This is the second annual lectureship under the fund. The Monitor's foreign editor has had an inside view of affairs in Europe for many years. Being in Germany when Hitler first came to power gave him a ringside seat at events which culminated in the second World War. Other speaker! will be William O. Thornily of J. Walter Thomp son Co., in Seattle, a collector of rare and old type faces; Clifford Kayner, publisher of Ellensburg, Wash., Dally Record; William L. Blizzard, publisher of the Oswego Review; and Quincy Scott, car toonist from the Oregonian. David Eyre, assistant news editor of the Oregon Journal is also scheduled; Fred Lockley, Oregon Journal historical columnist Dr. Harry K. Newburn, president of the University; and Dr. Laurence Campbell, professor in the univer sity school of Journalism. Aids Safety SAN FRANCISCO (U.R) The U. S. Navy has adopted a gadget to take the hazard out of forced landings at sea. The gadget, known as a "nydro flap," is a planing surface swung beneath the fuselage as a water ski when a pilot ii forced to set his plane down in the ocean. The hydro-flap keeps the nose of the plans skimming along the surface until most forward speed is lost. After the plane's gradual deceleration, personnel use escape hatches and 'launch survival gear in the few minutei before the plane sink!. The Navy said most casualties during forced lands at seat result from structural failure and "sub marining'" which results when the plane's nose digs into the water. The hydro-flap, developed by tho national advisory committee for aeronautics, will be Installed on the production models of the Martin P4M Mercator. In addi tion, studies are now being made to determine the type of flap best suited for the Lockheed P2V Nep tune. Both are long-range patrol planes. The newly-developed hydro- flap, though able to withstand loads up to 10,000 pounds, adds only 11 pounds to the weight of the plane. i W v MmfWl iTlf iS Norihwt Quarter of th Northwt Quarter at Seollon 31. Townihlo 17 South, Rangt 6 Wot of th WHltmette MerldUn, in Lant County, Oreson, on tn 14th amy oi Tebruarv. IMA at 10 o'clock A. M.. to view out and locate a puDiie road or gateway from the land of V. W. Alt lion and Euleta D. Atltaon In the plat of Portola. Fugene. Oreaon. Januarj 14. W. B. DILLARD, Cltrk Rv Pva 1 niinlriimrlh n No M. Wednesday, Teb. Iltiu if SWIM WINNER-Betty Wtmer, 15, of Coral Gable. ma., noias iropiiy sue won in Miami iwim for health conteit. Eugene Markets BUTTERFAT Premium quality (maximum ot .35 of 1 per cent acid tTc rirst quality (maximum Of . to 1 per cent OfT nniinrt arlrlt tut Second Quality " lc BUTTER (Wholeaal Price) AA nrlnta A printa CHEESE (WhUl Frlet) TriDleti, lb. white (excluding Rex) 3.92Vfc; white club S.W-ij western red a.M'.ii. Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.93: 10 oer cent. 2.95; U per cent 3.03; 13 per cent 3:1ft. Hard white baart: ordinary j.lt! 10 per cent 3.12: 11 per cent 3.18; 12 per cent J.24. Today's cir receipts: wheat 8: barley 0; our o, cum ii jiuiueea j. 87c EGGS (Baytni Price) Extra Large A A , Large AA Jumbos Grade A Large Grade A Medium 55c i-57c 54c Sic 48c 41c ..33c Grade B Large . iraae a omaji . Under Grades EGGS (Wiioleiale Prlaa ta ftatallaril Large AA d5e Grade A Large . . Grade A Medium Grade A Small ...Mc ..24c 22c .18c 33c -Mas,., SftlWW ,ervJ !ett"ig pretty I l'&J!bor1' ' ' 'eU0rdi Abutter, Crow Report CROW Stephen Becker was called to Seattle to see his brother, Herman, who is seriously 111 there. He is well known here as the fam ily lived In this community when he was a small boy. Crow Grade School has a substi tute teacher, Mrs. Culver, who is teaching while Mrs. Maxine Softly is sick. Mr. and Mrs. Haakon Bjerknass of Seattle and her brother, A. Frank Gates of Springfield, re cently visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gates and the old home of their grand parents which Mr. and Mrs. John Smith now own. They expect to be Joined by another brother, El lery, from West Fir and will visit more relatives and friends here. Delmer Gates is again employed at the Bauman sawmill in Had-leyville. We also have several kinds of spring flowers blooming in this part of the county, but a big white frost Monday and Tues day made us think we were not sure about spring being here. POULTRY (Bnrlnr Prlael Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored . Hen!, over 4 lbs.. No. 2 colored . Hens, under 4 lbs., No. 1 colored . nens, unaer 4 ids., pio. a coiorea . Mens, over 4 IDs., No. l light Hens, over 4 lbs., No. i light Hens, under 4 lbs., No. I lleht . Hons, under 4 lbs.. No. 1 lleht . No. 1 colored springs, 34 lbs. No. 1 colored springs, 2-S lbs. -.31c No. 1 colored springs, lbs. 29c No. 1 Leghorn springs, IVi lb. or over. 29c No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs.' .S5c No. 3 colored springs, 2-3 lbs. 27c 7o. 3 Leghorn springs. lbs. or over.25c No. S Leghorn springs, 1 lb. or ovr. Sc Stags and cocks 10c CASCARA Cescsra, lb. ... 3j3e Dry Grape roet, lb. T" Ferns, per bunch varied TALLOW Tallow, No. 1 Tallow, No. I House grease) Greaso c .- fc -We to Public Market EGGS Jumbos Oversize . Grade A Large tirade a Medium . Grade A Small VEGETABLES Avocadoes, No. 30. each , Cabbage, lb. Cabbsge, Red, lb. Local Rhubarb, 1 Iba. Carrots, bunch Cranberries, lb. . , ceiery, ouncn . ..16c ,.71c ..68c 630 SB- Lettuce, head, two Cucumbers, hthee, local Greens, Mustard, lb Onions, bunch Onions, dry, 3 lbc. Parsley, bunch Potatoes, Sweet, 3 lbc Radtshet, bunch ---. Pepperi, Green, lb. Potatoes. 10 Iba. ... Tomatoes, lb. 15c 40e ..Kc -35c Mc Summer Squash, lb. - . Zuclnl Squash, lb. Queen Ann Squash, t far -Turnips, S lbs, .... Beets, bunch -- FEUIT8 Tomatoes, IK ----Grapes, lb. .. .,-. Apple .I.., i MIS CELL ANEOtJE Walnuts, lb --- Walnut Meats, lb. niberts, lb. Grape Juice, s&lloa 10c 45c 19c 19c ltc J5c .10e Portland List PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, Jan. 21 (API Butterfat Tentative (subject to Immediate change): Premium quality maxlmUm ot .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland. 91 -64c lb.; first quality, 69-92; second quality, 64-87c; valley route's and country points, 3 cents less than first, 87-90c. Butter Wholesale, F.O.B. bulk cubes: Grade A A, ,93 score, 63c lb.! A, 92 score, 84c: B. 90 score, 62c; c, 89 score, 77c. Cheese Selling price to Portland whole salers: Oregon singles, 44l-S3c; Oregon, 5-lb. loaf, 46V4-56C. Eggs To wholesalers, A grade, large, 54-55l,ic; medium 52Vic; A grade small, nominal: B grade, large, 44'.j-481aC. Eggs Purchased from farmers, current receipts, 48tt-50!aC dor; buyers pay 3-S'c below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Live chickens Paying price to pro ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2''4 Jbi 28c lb.; frvers, SV to 3 lbs., 30-32c; 3 to 4 lbs., 34-35c: roasters, 4 lbs. and over, .15-36c; fowl. Leghorns, under 4 lbs., 31 22c; 4 lbs. and over, 26-27c; colored fowl, all weights, 32 -33c; stags, all weights, 12 14c Rabbits Average to retailers for locally dressed animals. 9-54c lb.; fryers, live, white, 24-26ci few to 27c; colored, 23-23c; old or heavy, 14-lftc FTeh dressed meals (The following fresh dressed meat prices quoted whole salers to retailers for fresh meats are in dollars a hundred pounds as reported by the USD A Market News Service at North Beef steers good. 44.S0-45.Mt commer cial. 43.00-43.50: utility, 39.00-41.00; cows commercial, 38.50-42.00; utility, 3S.5O-2B.00; cutter, canner. 34 00-37,00. Beef cuts 'good steer. heier Hind quarters, 31.00-52.00; round). 47.00-49.00; full loins trimmed. 70.00-71.00: triangles. 39.00-40.00; square chucks, 44.00-47.00; ribs, 62 00-66 00: fore quarters, 42.00-440. Veal and calf Choice. 49-00-51.00; good, 49.00-49.30; commercial, 42.00-47.00; utility, 36.00-41.50. . , Lamb fnd mutton Lambs Choice and rood, 44.50-45.00: commercial, all weights, 41.50-42.00; mutton-good, 70 lbs. down. JIpSrk3cuis-Loins No. 1. 8 to 12 lb... 54.00 56 00: shoulders. 45.00-46.00; sparer.-, 3 lbs. down, 50.00-52.00. Cascara bark-Dry. 23c !b- ,llim Wool Coarse, valley And medium rMVhalSac"lb. on 12-month growth. Onions-Supply moderate, market strong. 50-lb. jack Ore. Brooks, Uows. No. U. 5.90-3.25: large. 3.50-5.75; No. as. S.T5-S.M, boilers, No. If. 10-lb.. 55-60c; white med, N Is 4 85-5.00: Washington yellows com. Imed.. 3.85-4.WJ. large, i w--.--. Potatoes uregon fy"' ",k K!a- PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Jan. 21 (APt (U.9.D.A. , saiaoie catle ooo. total 625: calves 50: market slow, few steers and canner-cuttar cows steady; common-good cows and hei- iers unaer pressure: few sates a-ao cenu lower; many bids off more: load medium good steers 27.50-28.50; medium-low good heifers g4.D0-26.00; odd fed heifers up to 26.00; cutters down to 16.00; canner-cutter cows 14.50-18.00; common-medium cows 19.00-21.50; load low good grades 33-00; odd good beef bulls 35,00-. 50; common medium sausage bulls 18.00-21.00: vealers steady; good-choice 29.00-32.00; light cull vealers scarce: sood heavy calves 25.00- 26.00. Salable hogs 100, total 600; market alow. around w cents lower; good-ciiolce IflO 230 lbs. lareelv 28.25: few choice lots 26.50: heavier weights scarce: few eood 345-4O0 lb. sows 24.50-25.oo; good-choice feeder pigs quoiea o.w-ri.uu. Salable and total sheep 96; market mostly nominal; good-choice lambs salable sieaay or arouna a.oo--3.oo: ween s ex treme top 24.00; heavy lambs In narrow demand: few medium 67 lb. feeders 18 00; good-choice awes salable 9.00-10-00. legal Notion PfrtMtb 145 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS htbtrv r.ivrv pv.. ... nice L. Barnhart has bean dulv an. pointed Administratrix of the estate of . . -arnnari aereasad, by order of the Circuit Court of Iwint County, ,on: .A1J P"n" having claims against said estate arrVhereby required to present uiem with the proper vouchers within Mx months from the date of this notice Administratrix at the office of Calkina & Calkins, 910 Tiffany Building, Eugene, Oregon. - BE1RNTCB L. BARNHART Calkins & Catkins Attorneys for Estate No. 695 .Wednttday, Feb. 11, 1M6. HoTffi'mmiRaoflc Young Mr. Versteeg and family, celf-1 brated Christmas in their new home In Skyline Park Estates. Their new home cost only $200 above the I. H. A. loan. The loan values tn this tract are so high, you can coma very close to building your home from the ad vances made by the mnrtaaae com pany. I still hava 30 beautiful sites left, all fully approved for F. H. A. loans. For full Information, call Man ning Barber, Phone 5413-W. YOUNG WOMEN In trouble and' In need or a men a are esxea to communicate with the local Salvation Army. Ph. 2690 or come to 119 Pearl Bt. or P. O. Box 245: or write Major Mildred Pratt, Sal vation Army White Shield Home, 2641 N. W, Mayfair Avenue. Portland. WILL-THE MAN who witnessed the ae- ciaeni at ine corner oi loin and Law rence, Thursday. January IB at 12:30 p.m. please contact trie before Mon day. Jan. 26. Mrs. Dorthy Brooks. Route F. Box J7T, Venata, Ore. VICTOR T. SVOBODA, Physiotherapist, Swedish Massage and steam cabinets. Hampton Bldg, Tel. 8149, Room 216, 6th and Willamette. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Wed.. Jaw, tl, MUS , paga If Houses For Silo 220 i x? . NOTICE SiiraBi Sncl City of Eugene .& ld ' 1er1 on January , Twe. at 7:3pp.m. In the Council ChambrTf ooCrt Vflh. J'B-J!" R!f ; thl? SnV r1ecommr'ldln be approval of city. tS.dwit"on g ' prop,rty ln "Ji wiu. KNIGHT: The North 95 feet of the West 114 feet of Lot 7 in Douglass Addition to Eu gene. Lane County, Oregon. Property fi-the-st corner of 13th and Polk Streets. Requested change from Rl f JT-:"111 cl-Mf'ication to R-l I Mlllt) Die PHmilvl dniU -- and recommending the denial of the netl- !Lon ior. etaalflcatlon and resonlng of to-witT properrj-, MRS. A. B. HACKER, et ll: Real property bounded by Orchard Street on the East, 14th Avenue from Orchard to Allay running North and South between Orchard and Vlllard on the North: the alley running North and South between Orchard and Vlllard from 14th Avenue to 15th Avenue on the West: 15th Avenue from the alley to Orchard on the South. Requested change frnm single family residence district to Limited Industrial District. Henry F. Belstel . . City Recorder No. 701 January 19, 21, 23. 1948. VIAVT PRODUCTS. Ph. U76-M. Schaefcr, 700 Horn Ine Mrs. Loit ami round 150 LOST Jan. 13th, vicinity of Crab tret's more, nameiion. oin ano unvi mi., billfold. 8t0. identification and pictures. Except old address, now new address -gun fierce oi., oik. win oia airport. Severe. Liberal reward; LOST, either ln Safeway store on Hyway 99 so. or paramount mku ut piio. a brown leather billfold containing Calif, driver's license. Identification card of the Blue cross Animal Hospital, p wara. . u. Mngu. COST Brown leather billfold last Sat. near Eueena rarmers' creamery, uriv- era license to Ruby Bowers. Finder keep money and return billfold. Can 5689-J-2. LOST Sat morn. A blue purse, either 4 Oaks orange ho. or west uw. iwo er please call 55-F-12. Reward. Con tents vaiuaoie oniy v LOST: Small gold locket, pictures, bet on wuiameite or niver noia out. no- ward. Ph. 95, atk lor vara. LOST In or near The Broadway. Pkg. new child's Poll Parrot ahoes. Finder phone ootiu. mr. Aingsiey. STRAYED ffom "809 W, 4th, yellow and wntte male Kitten. Aimosi grown. Answers to name "Kayo". Hevird. LOST Small gold Bulova watch, black silk cord. Finder please call Oregon Hotel Coffee Shop. Reward. Houses for Sale 220 Business Property 200 NfVTT.T rv rm i-n r rn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Th.t thm Circuit Court of th Rtl n tw.n v.. i 1 1 i.mntr viinvut ninri1 appointed The rirst National Bank of . DRUO STORE1 Good valley town. This ta Eugene (Oregon Executor of the Estate, a brend new listing. Stock recently In n 11 Testament of Julia voiced fSOOO. Lease Q $100 per month S. A. FEGLES, REALTOR (Over Seymours) 991 Willamette Phone 4.106 EXCLUSIVS LISTING: S bedroom mod ern nome on Edison St. ln Beuiel dis trict, garege, nice large lot with fruit trees and berries, close to bus. school and stores. A real good home for only stooQ.w witn good terms if necessary. Call us now for appointment If you are looklns for a reasonably orlced home. SOUTH OF TOWN: It's nothing to brag about out it's ciean. almost new ana will beat paying rent. This little bun galow consists of 12x14 living room, 10x16 kitchen and 11x12 bedroom. The bath Isn't ln but there's e room for It. there Is a eood sited concrete floored garage and acre of land. The price 82B50. OUT WEST 11th and close to market Is this well located 2 bedroom nome. Has living room, very nice kitchen end full bath. Has utility porch with trays and elec. water heater. Also has sleeping porch and frutt room. Large lot. $9300,00 hill nrice With S400O.M down. HERE IS A DANDY east side home. Has 2 bedrooms, living room witn narawooa floor- and flrenlace. dinette, full bath. It's all plastered, has trays, elec. water neeter, run casement, locaiaa on pvu street and li close to bus, school and stores. $10,500.00 la the price on this one. NEW LISTING. Suburban 3 bedroom modern house, garage and fruit room. 1 acre land, some nice young fruit trees and berries. This place Is a good coun try home only 3 miles from Eugene. The price Is right at 96000.00 with terms. NEW LISTING: Almost new 4 room house, living room, kitchen, breakfast mmmm i tutitrnmiv 1fmtn norch and utilltv, nice large corner lot facing north on paved street and sidewalk. This little home Is built on back of lot with the Idee of building larger nouse on irom mnA MtnltilnsT nreaent one as a rental unit. The location Is excellent on east side, among several new and lovely homes. The price includes the elec. range, refrigerator and circulating oil heater. Total price 85500,00. NEW LISTING: Brand new t bedroom ...hurt-tan hnnii tmrrfwood floors. DIM' tared, wired for range, utility in gar in .v.illriit district only about 8 miles from Eugene. The price Is right at 17800.00. uown payment ui .mu WEST BROADWAY: An older house but In beautmn repair. yn y m-i room, kitchen with dandy little' nook, range wiring and lots of butltlns. full bath, utility room, 1 large bedroom and a sleeping porch. Separate garage. Large corner lot with paving on both aides and right on the bus line. 82000.00 down will nanoie. toiai price w.vw. E. A. FEGLES, REALTOR ( nvar Bvm sturm) 092 Willamette Phone 4105 CUT CULP, REALTOR A FEW HOMES IN THAT LOW-Dt : PRICE BRACKET 1 8-400. New but unfinished. 1 bed rooms, 9x19 end 13x11. ttlvlns roeqs 12x19. Kitchen, nook, end utility room. Concrete foundation, eomp. roof. Finish the Inside end you hev a nice home for the small investment. See Ralph liase gard. eves. Phone 4166-M. 2 94980. A neat one-bedroom horn. Ltv- ing room, Kiicnen, mm, ana urunp. Close to bus, store and school. IM 50x150. See Hal Brlnkman, eves, phon 6264-J. J $5500. 1 bedroom home. PARTLY furnished, uving room, dining room, kitchen. Cone, foundation aim good comp. roof. This Is good for the monev. $1200 down. See A. P. Rosendal, eves, ohone 3305-J. 497960. 3 bedroom home on the bus line and only a biocKs from Grade School. House built In 1940, on a good corner lot 75x150 that is a good future business site. See Ralph Laascgard, eves, phone 4155-M. 5 8950. PARTLY FURNISHED. 9 bed room home close to Edison School. 1419 East 23rd, drive by and then ask for an appointment. Has a fireplace. A dining room. Utility room. Wired for eiee. range. Paved sidewalk and street. Im mediate poss. See Cllf Culp on this one. CUT CULP. REALTOR 1419 Willamette St. Phone M20 Belle Alexander (same person as Julia B. nwnoiiucr ana as neiie Alexander!, De ceased. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, to the Executor "!? -Tru8t department of said Bank within Six Months from the date of this notice. Dated this 91 day of January, 1948. IE1LrinsT NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE (Oregon ) Executor No. 707 Wed., Feb. 18. 1948. New York Markets Bv T. W. KIENLEN NEW YORK, Jan i (UP The stock market began to sell off shortly before the close today in a quicKened volume ot trad ing i nai mrew me iicKers oenina ine market. All sections of the list shared the late downturn. Ralls, which had been showing strength earlier ln the day, broke to net tosses witn union pacific giving up vir tually all of a 3-polnt rise. In the steel group U. S. Steel dropped mora than a ooint while Bethlehem had a fractional decline. Oils, motors, coppers. amusements and mercantile shares were forced down. Wall street ascribed the decline to tech nical factors. The bulk of the selling came between 2:30 and 2:45 and the tickers caught up i before the close after having run as much as one minute behind floor transactions. Caterpillar Tractor held a gain of n ore inaii a point in nn group ouv ueero, Co., and International Harvester both re acted after scoring similar gains and were arouna tneir previous closing icveis. Paramount mado a new 1947-48 low Jn the movie group, scoring a minor frac tional loss. Report from Drain DRAIN Roy Cox has brought a cougar into town that he killed over on Salt Creek. It was one of the largest cats seen around hert in a long time, nine leet long and was one of the dark brindle var iety, an old one, fat, and in fine condition. It took the dogs quite a while to tree him "and Roy said his little twenty-two rifle did the rest. Now they are after a big bear that is in the same vicinity. The remodeling of The Poplars restaurant is almost completed and they expect to open this week, giving Drain a modern eat ing place comparable to the finest found on our highways. Mrs. Hlchethelr and her nephew will be in charge. The old service sta tion, in the front is being torn down and new island and pumps have been put in beside the res taurant. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ritter ex pect to open their grocery and meat market ln a few days. The new building of cement construc tion also houses cold storage lock ers that have been in operation for two weeks. All these new buildings and new business ventures are heal thy signs for Drain's future. Mr. and Mrs. Corner McFad den have built and are now oper ating a grocery In east Drain. They are serving hamburgers and short orders.' Being near the schools, they are kept busy filling a long felt want for this service. Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon have re ceived word that a son-in-law in Missouri, has been operated on for brain tumor but is progressing as well as could be expected. An other daughter of the SpurgeonB flew east to be near her sister and family at this time. Blotting paper was discovered when a paper manufacturer acci dentally left the sizing out of a batch of paper pulp. VXMBER OF TBI ASSOCIATED mill TB Auo.latad Pr.u is .Mtlll.S x.l. .(air t. th far r.pabllsall.a f all th. news prlaU4 In tals stwlisssr, aa w.U ar- all AP dl,atkai. Want Ad Bates 1 Sar. lie Una math russata. No. If. 5.00-551 JS-lbj, I-g-j, ,, J7c T riava. Ie lh 1 Month. 92.15 line NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HRERY (irVT!N? Th fc Circuit Court of the State of Oregon far Lane County has appointed Perry L. EStf1" Eutor of the Eats to and Last Will and Testament of T.tcvl Rrf,v n. ceed. All persons having claims against nweoy nuuuca m present the fflmt, duly verified, to the Executor a?Y "Br luiang, -Aigene. Oregon Within Six Months from th Ami nf &I notice. uatea this 21 day of January, 1948. PERTIV T. RAflRrn ..wM.f.-. Harrls, Bryson, RlddJesbarger , . & Butler, Attorneys No. 708 Wod., Feb. 18, 1948. NOTICE TO rRFmiTOnc; NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVITN Ih.t V.1 ma Rupert Wester field, Executrix of the last win and Testament and estate of W. E. Rupert, deceased, has filed her Finel Account in the matter of said estate ln the Circuit Court for Lane County, Ore gon, and that Friday the 30th day of rvuTumry, itna, ai U O CIOCK A. M. In the Circuit Court room in the Court House at Fugene, Lane County, Oregon, has been fixed by said Court as the -time end place for the hearing of obiectiom tn lit ac count and final settlement of said estate. Any and all oblectlorm tnuln pi-nnnt ur final settlement must be filed with the on well located new 2STxl20r fireproof bldg. Stock, fixtures, lease end all un der S12.000. Contact L. M. FULLER, 5695 days or 1249-J eves. GROCERY STORE I Neighborhood spot enjoying a gooo Dusmeu. wuu dey. Phono 5895 days or 884S-M eves. ntwiiiinK riir.r.Ni: office HATCHERY I This business will soon be in mgn gear ana we nv "? a fireproof new bldg, completely equipped with Jamesway Auto units. Cap. over 11,000 per week. Fjirther in formation from F. F. ANOELO. Dlst. Mgr., Phone 6898 days only. FRANK L. McaUlRE Studla Bldg. 18th it Willamette. STENAVICK KOK, REALTOHS NTW F.rT,IJMV SOUTH SIDE, wonderfully eonstnicted. kitchen, dlnetu, bath end shower. The price is right and es good aa some of those $10,000 ones you have seen. See for yourself If this Ii not worth the asking price of ONLY $8250. Call P, H. Zachery at 5281 STENWICK KOK 48 West 11th Ave. Phone 8831 " VERY SUBSTANTIAL BLPO. , , . With 4 nice, airy apartments, S of which ere nicely furnished. Large lolV-A good home end Income combined. Price $18,000. LOYALL R. HUGH CO. Km. 202, 18 East Broadway Upstairs, rnonejio KERB THEY ARE ONE BLOCK off Willamette, bedroom thoroughly modern bpanisn Type nouse, oak floors, fireplace, oil heat, wired for electric heat throughout. This Is well located high class residence. The price Is $15,000, with half down. See Mrs. Geddes. HARRIS STREET 9 bedroom mod era home, uving room, dining room, Kttcn en, sun room done in knotty pine, hard wood floors in living room, brocaded plaster, cove ceiling, utility room, double garage, lot 55x141. This is new property and the price is $9000 with itrmi an mart. Mrs. Gaddta. SPRING FIELD 1 bedroom house with ttv- ing mom, Kitcnen, utility, complete bath, shake exterior, garage, lot 00x00, t550O is the orice. Mrs. Geddas. RIGHT HERE fn West Eugene we have- a dandy buy ln a 2 bedroom, completely furnished house on a grand lot with lots of fruit, lawn ano shrubs. You can't beat this one at 97800 with haK down. Mrs. Geddes. WE SELL THE EARTH WILLIAM B. SHELLBY 80 West 13th Ave. Phone 191 tf WARHEI?"5IBUTLER SOS Ardell Offices loth & Willamette Phone 5271 A FINE 4 bedroom home on the wm side, 1 block from bus lme, Hdwd. floe re corner lou Ttce floor furnace. $9500. Good terms. S BEDROOM home near Santa Clara en Ulna Dnil 1 -oral, rtt arvnunrl ttrtA rv v RAt.nwtN. REALTOR !:.:. J7... NEW WEST SIDE HOME Located on grapes & coops for BOO chickens, also NEW EAST SIDE HOME Jus com- Ztr rtgn and other buildings. $10,000. plated, completely piasierca, nmowwu j.5 d0Wn. floors, automatic oil nunace, vwy BEAUTIFUL home In Chase Garden BEAUTY SALON, all new equipment, 2 operators. A business In good lo for --t.fif-.-a A hiialnia In ffood loca tion. $3)50. See A. P. Rosendall wnn Cllf Culp. Realtor. 1418 Willamette. Phone 3430. $850 down, $ room home. tflTSO full price. - rt., T,in-tlnn CAtv WIV. Clerk of said Court on or before the dateliflon Down, '$18 per mo. 3 room. Total of said hearlne. i&Date of first publication, January SI, VELMA RUPERT WESTERTTELD & xecutrix No. 708 Wed.. Feb. 18, 1948. notice to rumrmTn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersumed has been aorjolnterf Rvntirt-r ux uio uiaie oi AAttujv ai. AijuiuH, De ceased by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. All persons heving claims against said Estate are here by required to present them duly verified to the undersigned at the office of Bailey and Hoffman, 677 Willamette Street, Eu gene, Oregon, within six months from uie an ie 01 irui nonce. -uatea tms 31 at day January, 1948. ' FLORENCE BARBARA MTLXXR, Executrix of the Estate of Aaron M. Miller. Deceased BAILEY AND HOFFMAN, Attorneys for tha Entata No. 709 Wed., Feb. 18, 1946. NOTICE OF SALE OF 6OTOOlTi6rJt3S Receipt of sealed bids by the under signed Clerk of Lane County Union High School District No. 13 la hereby requested for the Issuanca of Fifteen Htinrtrwl rwil. Ian ($1500.001 par value of warranta of said scnooi District to be dated February 1st. 1949. and to be In denomination- of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) each and to mature serially ln numerical order in annual Installments of rive Hundred Dollars ($500.00) each on February 1st, 1949, February 1st, 1980, and February j 01, itroi i iciuemveiy, Said warrants shall draw Interest pay able semi-annually on Auettst 1st and February 1st of each year until warranta nave mai-reo. The principal and interest of said war rants shall be paid at th office of the -ounur treasurer or ine county, ore- son. Bias snail be received up to tne hour of igni ii-cock, f. ivi. on ine tnn aay or February, 1948, by the undersigned and will be opened at the Union High School Building. Creswell. Oregon, at said hour. Bidders are requested to Include the rate of Interest at which they will accept tne warrants at nr or rremium. jjios ere to be unconditional and a certified check ln the amount of Fifty Dollars ($50,001 must iccomoinv each bid. Said deposit shall not draw Interest but shall be forfeited to the District as liqui dated damages should the successful bid der withdraw his bid or fall or neglect to complete ms purcnase in accoroance wnn the terms thereof. The District School Board of Lane County Union High School District No. 12 reserves the rieht to reject anv and all bids and also to waive any and all formalities in aald bids. All bids must be in writing. Clerk No. 710 Wed., Feb. 4, 1948. Funeral Notices 75 SintH William Smith funeraf-service win be item at tne aimon cnapei em Thursday. January 23. at 2:30 cm. Rev. L. O. Griffith will officiate. Interment will be in Rest Haven Memorial Park. GILLESPIE Mareellus Gillespie funeral service win be held at the Simon cnapei on Thursday. January 22, at 1:00 p.m. Rev. F. L. Cook will officiate. The in terment will be in the McCulloch Cemetery. Funtral Dirtctorf 100 VKATCH HOLUNGS WORTH ENGLAND Phone 112 Pearl street at lutn EUGENE CREMATORIUM 1100 Charneltop Phone 722 BARTHOLOMEW. BUELL CHAPEL Springfield 6th and B Phone 319 MILLER -SHERMAN FUNERAL HOME Junction city. Fh. m iiamtburg z ICHWERTNG ENGLANDCHAPEL creswell 1st and c st. Ph. 317 tugene JOth and Pearl. Phone 112. POOLE-LAR MEN FUNERAlTliOMT" Phone 722 SIMON CHAPE'C Phone 433 1152 Olive St. il00--lb.. No. I bakers, s.so-o.w; rro. , mura advertisement, 1 lines. Deadline, 4.40.4.OT; wnoru33cu. I'lwS.L3" " "..ST-." """ZL."- Washinrlon russeU No. If, 4.40-4.15; new A H,'Uon eaj')ne. 12 noon ir rfVn. Garnets. 3Mb. lugs, lSlaa ord--, must be In by. 10 e. '"Hav-US No-2. grn alfalfa or better. Subscription BatCl r.Hoad lots F O.B. Portland, 37.50-39.00; i By Carrier, monthty tf x-n 1 tlmothv. Eastern Oregon or By Carrt-r. 6 months ta advance . r,-. pnn Pnrtland. r rarritsr. vearlv in advance . ? eau and'vV.ch, mixed hay. un- By Mail, in Oregon, one month . 1 00 EDITH SCOTT'S home eircle will meet 3JJi; rfm-ir har. 27.50-29.50. baled at By Mail, ln Orf,on. I months ... $ Tuesday eve, 20th at 8 o'clock. Greet- $ 1.86 10.M Panonats 145 VIAVT HEALTH PRODUCTS dealer, Eva B. Storer, 1208 Beech St. Ph. 196H Eugene, every dey except Saturday. DENTAL PLATE REPAIR. Dr. Harry Smlfr. Dentist, corner 8th and Wil lamette, Eugene, ore. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous meets I pa Thursdays In Room 1. City Hall. Tel. 4762 or write P.O. Box 695. a.,.Y.W. dapandln. upon Bj Jj.a & Or.,-. . Iowa ranki first among the utes of the Union In popcorn production, with Indiana Mcood. quality and location. PORTLAND OBARf PORTLA.vp. Ore.. Jan. Whest futures rot quoted 4.MI ln. ri.ttv frnm in.,. 373 E. 1th fit. By M.il. out ol S;.'... on. rr.ontn IJi . Untlam .,M.M. Legal Notices DANCE at "Vaujhn Community Hall lat. Jan. ID. uaus sweeu urcnesir.. NOTICE or APPLICATION tor road or , ,- rj rl.h V.m-'o.t. No. l- lb. M 00: bar. ; cat. tray to Mrs. B. J. Bradford: r v"WtT ilw Ko ! lb. B. W. M 00; corn No. - Th County toun oi una yuniy. H .1- g, amf WR WIIW II ifv rtlo-J rrSi m ; 5? No. 1 flax '10. Ore on. has orderod mjetlne of IVtAVT'TFn! WAY TO rTTAITH." S l ltr'a aoftilloarf 1 Vle-era at l t-m t ftu-K Uuwts, VM t. M. kU ,!Sf0. Baa McCully Raalty Co. aat.w. Tnim.m fv A. pm. a.h. strletlv modam' built '41. Apt. for owner. 6 blks to town, aso.ooo, terms. Abt. H,000 cash from owner, write iteiisigr.ua,n -" rbS'SALt: Two buslneal properties, on. a new tne ouuaina, . hucuj, ing good rentals. Inquire Box E Biitherlln, otcfon. 30-COW Orada A TillamoOK uairy rarm, Ph. D7B3-K. Lou & HoiMilUt 210 irV XCBEAOE AlJD BUILD YOliR av. w. HOME WKV be movlm all the tlm. and pay Int; rantt Wa have hundrede of half (100 cash and 15 per month will buy most of tnem. noma n.v. p,,v strlctlona and othara have no price re atrlcUon. ...! HALT ACRES near WayeThaeuear Min HALFACRES itt mile. Northeast of sprinineia woo. , .. flv. miles cast os apriua.wiu, ..i..u . esnn HALT ACRES near 99 Highway North for Jew. Has (4000 building restriction. HALF ACRES near Oakway Oolf Course HUGO, nil ,.uuo Duiiauis rniiiv HALF ACRES ! mile Worth of Danabo School $400. ACRE TRACTS on Rout, . 1 mile. out for ssoo. 4 ACRE TRACT near Creswell glOW. B ACRES I miles North of Elmlra for B7S0. HALF ACRES In Sunny Hollow. Has olty water. Price 9750. Haa 94000 DUliaing ...friction. ALL HAVE fine roads. There arc many fine sltea for business ouliamga. Also have ho acre, or ra iroaa iromaae. SEE Mr. Gross or Mr. Kinney at OREOON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION 98 East Broadway Phone 3340 ARE YOu"pLiNNINO on building IhTa eummer? Look this list of Iota over: Klncold St.. 53x133 ISO Alder St.. 53X133 , Bin Jackson St.. 50x100 - f INI Near Country Club. H acre 91300 Just off Park Ave. (no water during f nnd . inovisn. lev. . wa nut ..... . 91350 Colleie Hill. IOOxIH S10n River Road. 0rl50 93000 View lot, McMillan St. I'OOO RTUAHT at BIUAH1 Real Estate Insurance 16M Wlllamatle Phone 50U-W LOTS FOR SALE Near School, 3 miles Norlh of town on Wlllnginesple Hoao n.ar Chcen Irrl.atlon Works. No flood water. Rood hlali around. Inoulre at Ohcen Irrigation Work.. 50O Wlllagll lesple Road. Ph. 84.F-8. P A. BA'nNTR FARMS Restrlctad home sites on Malabar Hill and in tne Chase caraen area. 305 Ardel Offices. 33 Fast 10th Ave. Phone 3437 CHOICE BUII.DINO LOT 194x304 on Oak Dr. orr Horn Lane on Hlver Koaa. con venlent to city bus, Some terms. Call Bpfld 9071. Homes for Sale 220 HOSOrThis brand new" I -bedroom homVls reeoy to move into tn a minute, ue- llghliul kitchen, h.w. floors, electrle water neaier, on pus une. Bee urn to dv. We can rrurnTn terms for voti. BRAND NEW 2-bedroom home on large lot in aooa nuournan aisincr approvea for F.rr.A. loan. Cabinet of) furnace, large garage. A really beautiful home, fall in tor an anrwilntment to ire thli. WCOME PROPERTY? We have four ex cellent poftiDtiitiev. ranging rrom iei WE HAVE one very good SOxJOO tot left in our walnut Acres tract, raven roan, lav-lrloltu. mnnn raitr letlom. 10 min utes from center of town. Terms? Of con rue. PAUL W. CAMPBELL. REALTOR 1060 HlKh Street Phone 820 2705 - FOR SALE . 2785 THREE LOTS. Each 1W ft. by ft. 4 houaea on property, intturen title. Prlt-pd for oulck sale. 62785. Located t 817 Cheshire St. next to University apt. Pint come fir it ate. For In formation writ. Donald A. Belcher, nrowntvine. Oregon. HERBERT & WTWArTDY 49 E. 10th St. Phone 24M OT 4T13 SUB. HOME of bedroom In imall town. Thle home ft modern thnimit. wire, ror eic. range, n.w. fioora. ftnso, Attractive termi. EASTSfDE 3 bdrm. house. Close to ft but iet, nice living room, kitchen, end dinette, elec. hot water tentc, nice neighborhood Owner eel ling it. 1638 urenara. WILL SELL eaultr on my S-bedroem nouoj or iraae ior mtvmgM, ot well i ui. "Te Home nnderi.Maddaugh Ar Xooni nam Wnta U t C-Utmbert large bedroomi, lovely kitchen, utility room, electric hot water, large garage, concrete driveway, city weler and on cltv sewer. A beautiful property for only iwoo witn rnft approvea loan, leaving only email down payment, NEW EAST SIDE HOME Located on bui line ana near aooa super mar ket, ft rooms with J bedrooms, liv ing room, dinette, nicely arranged and well builUn kitchen. Utility room, at tached garage. Oil floor furnace and laundry accomodations. Price W"M with small down payment You should ana th! one I I I WEST BROADWAY S-bedroom homo tnat is spacious, wen locatea, ana naa ALL the requirement for a permanent uomoi i i giving room, amine ruoni, kitchen. S bedrooms, bath, full con crete basement with den and automa tic oil furnace piped to all rooms, hard wood floors, fireplace, on city aewer and city water, cedar lined closet, ce ment driveway to triple garage. This la a really fine homal 1 1 $18,000 with terms. WEST SIDE Plaitered throushout tuu lots of kitchen buiitins with inlaid linoleums, nice utility room, fruit room, separate dining room, living room. 1 badrnnma. hallway and bath. Lot is very nice 80 x 188 with new gerage ana concrete driveway, walks are ill concrete. Located only 1 block from school, m blocks from bus Itne and blocka from store. $6500 and worth ftt 1 EAST SIDE J bedrooms, living room 26' long with hardwood fioora, nlee kitchen, bath and utility poren ana utitlty porch and garage. 80 ISO lot on city aewer, ana water. UMftTE LY FURNISHED with dining room set, ator, etc., etc. Oniy $1)000 with liberal ifrnu, ree. 4 bedrooms, large living room, hdwd. floors, well planned with lota oi butltlns. H acre lot. more ground avalU Die. uaii us xor an appointment. 9 BEDROOM home close In on west aid Basement, furnace, gerage. and nice J within walking distance of city cente. Well worth the price $9000, terms. S BEDROOM home. Springfield, H Mrs lot, fruit trees, berries, chicken eop. close ln. Price only teoOO. WARREN X BUTLER s SOS Ardell Offices 10th WlllametU mone mi RAY BROODON t BDRMS CLOBElN West Side. All M one floor. Extra ig. living rm. nrepice h. w. flooring. Separata dlnlng ilau Lg kitchen with built-in nook, itftri nice full basement with fourth bdrrtv S. D. fumaco piped to all rms. Beautiful yard. Easy walking distance to town and all scnooi. - ' WASHINGTON STREET t BDRMS built in ihi. ah n. w. xioorina. rerou mp man t. Oil furnace Dined to all Close to school, store end bus. $lt.$ EXCELLENT WASHINGTON ITU looauon. s good slua barma, Dcqeaaai plaster ln Uving rm. h. w. flooee ibmm out Up-to-date eonvenient UWheA Basement flnUhed In knotty pine. kai anuu-UH 7 W. utk jcvemng m, itaroi Herbert' a WiNattoV ' "" 48 E. IMh St. Phone 2488 or 4T1I HILYARD ST. fVirntshed J bedroom nome, jerge living room. Kitenen ana dinin comb., lifliitv rnnm. Ctmrmmm. Fumlshlng's are of the best Inel. new eiee. range, rerng., washtng maehlne, furniture and oarpeta are the beat. SJMOO. U- of O. Dlst., new S-bdrm home, fine kitchen with buiitins, utility room. h-w. floors, auto.-oll furnace, garage, fine location. - Prlca tll.MO. Termi. E. 14th St., S blocks from U. of O. In come property with 8 rooms up and a rooms down. Double plumbed, fine location for rentals to students, large lot Price $12,000. Some terms. COLUMBIA ST. One of the older homes witn a int or living space. Large living room, fireplace, large dining room. Attic has a livable rooms. Some rooms carpeted. Sawdust furnace, shade trees ana nice shrubs. Prloe ll 3.000. Terms. U. of O- Dlst. So. Klncald, unfinished nouse, lot site mxiss. mis nouse is on ewer, olty lights ana water. 92000. Make offer. U. of O. This fine new a-bdrm. home will please the most exacting house wife! large living room, fireplace, large Kitcnen, corner sinic, 101s or ouutini, utility room with trays, auto-oil furnace. attached garage, fine location. Price 13.750. some terms. So. Jeff. St. 3-bdrm. home. Dtnlngroom, nice Kitcnen, iota ot tmutins, senaix washing mach., panelray heat, h.w, floors, attached garage with concrete anveway, sewer, mun uni scenic joi, Price 11. 600. Terms. PATTERSON ST. 4 bdrm, home, 1 down, a up, targe sunporcn, xitcnen, nvin, room, dinlne room with wall to wal oarpet and wired for range. Attached garage, large corner lot. Would make good Income property. Inspect and make offer. MONEY AVAILABLE FOR BUYING BUILDING REM ODELIN O RE ir AIR ING -YOUR HOME. As a aoeclallced thrift and home finan cing institution, we are always ready to assist families of this community with their ownership problems. Our month ly repayable home loan, coupled with ability to give prompt local service and experienced eminent, assure you of ob taining a uracil ca I ffnnnrincr nlan. Combine your modernization require ments by refinancing your old home loan at our tow simnle !ntrt rata. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Association of eugene 248 Miner Dulldlne Eusene. Oraenn ULTRA. MODERN two ,bedVootn home! narnwooa tioorjt turnout, circulating fireplace, forced air furnace. Large liv ing room, dinette. Airy kitchen with lot of mmt-ini. LarKa utility room, attached garage. Close to bit, stores, grade school ana univemtv. fia.ooo. Terms. MAINS it ROGERS 848 Willamette St. Phone 7 mrLMUM ar lAJW ynit-'rAj HOMES Two bedroom. $.VJS0, fMOO. Two bedroom with income. $0600. Three Bedroom, $7050. $80.10. MA INK St RntlRRR 945 Willamette St. Phone T40 STENWICK Ik. KOK S BEDROOM WKSTHinirn t 1 t The Ideal floor planned home for the large lamjiy 1 wo room down and 1 up, large living room, dining room. kitchen, utility room, attractive lawn and Mhrubbery, potentially good Income nronertv. Full tar lea M fWHl Call Larry Duprey at 8331. Sundayi and vea. DO-rvi ANOTHER STENWICK KOK EX CLUSIVE I I I 45 West Ilth Ave. Phone 8331 Am aiSSO and the r 2-bedroom modem DO YOU HA1 own a nee If so, you have looked long anc Yes, you will be the xmimm, construction throughout M-A. proved plan and materleis. Hard' t mors tnrougnoui, ana wer sve 1 tlful. Nloo light Uv. room, dto modern Jdtohsn with good drainb and alnk. Modern a fixture bai bedrooms with good eloseM. Ofl i ' mauo noor lurnaoa cm Lara earaeo with tube and Please 1 can't deliver a noma pnone, out ir you want a and ean nav ilOso dn r mo. which includes everything, texes and Ins. then this home i be aeen. Full Information at m and a ear ready to tak rtnt M EE Roadman OREGON SETTLSMStfT Al w a,, uroaaway tJ 1 ee-LobV !S3 s!Ns6n--L ftM, LORANB HIWAYrt. R. N. ST NEW I BDRM. kitchen with nook. 1 bdrma. haih 1 all oak fioora on 1st floor, 1 bdrm 1 large hall 2nd floor. Baaamant. fttrm piped to all rooms, utility, eiee. wafi neater, garage, lmi wx-W. seaufl loeauon, plenty of shad trees. miles from down town Eueana. W b to bus. Price only $10,800. Addltia oi xor HBU. a BuRM. WEST. 6 full rooms -A Mm size, Dam and utility. Large auuni garage with cone, floor and drive. Lett SO'xlflS. picket fence, shade trees. All In excellent condition. Price $7,B50.' R. N. STEVENSON REALTOR 8$ Wet 13th Ave, Phone 6633-W $lS,eOO WELL LOCATED West Side prt war ouiit nomei a large oca rms. an tm one floor, Itv, rm. with fireplace, dining room, hwd. firs., full basement with piped furnace, dbl. garage. Large land scaped lot on paved atreet; excellent location for school, bus Ac store, as wall a walking distance from cltv center. EAST SIDE 3 YEAR OLD h bedroons nome, with fireplace, all haw. firs. auto. bus. $10,500. COUGILL & ANDRESEN 149 East Uth Phone 4f6fl HERBERT Sc WTNANDY BRANCH"""" 948 Oak St. Phone f44 HOUSES FOR BALE RIVER ROAD Furnished llveeble small nome wnn large 101 so milt trees. A place to live and priced to sell at $1600, This place Is really worth wnatt thv'r klntf fnr it Rs nia.n GOOD EAST SIDE LOCATION 4 bed-' room nome. Mil dry basement, auto, oil furnace, new elec. w. h. Van. blinds, hdw. fir., Jlv. and din. rm,. nice fireplace. 2 complete bathe, $14,TM wlth farm. See Sleep. HERBEI1T t WIN ANDY BRANCH M6 Oak St. Phone TM NEW andMOST ATTRACTIVE 3 bdrrK home, 1 bdrm down, 2 no. finished In knotty pine. Brocade planter, lovelr hdwd floor, large, sunny kitchen with dandy built-in; garage. Near bus, school and uper-market. $68.10. Terms. WESTERN HOME BUILDERS ; REALTORS v I! W. Hth Ph. 4m LOX1DE Dealer, Florence Kirk Thurston, win or giaa to a.scus Loxtde construe Hon with you at the new Loxlde home now under construction on East Ama zon Boulevard. Saturday, Jan. 24th, 1-4 p.m. Go out South HHyard Street to Amaion Creek. Turn left on mit side of the Amazon. The third house on In If road la being built for Oregon Settlement Association of pre-cut Lox lde material, a building that will stand the weather and wear of a lifetime of hard use. THREE BEDROOM HOUSE V acre, a new rug", new oil circulator, trash burner. fcVWO.. tMOO rinum. NEW HOUKKS. IflOOO tn 11.Sno. TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, fine location, BEDROOM HOUSE, modem, corner lot fiow, a oearoom oring bo. rent. Terms. NELLE HALL REALTOR Phone 8TO-W 1127 W. 11th . BOB DAVIS REALTOR ' '" 1 WUIamette St. Phone 91$ LARGE west side home, elose in on paved street, 6 bedroom rental, this la not a new home but ln good condi tion, on large lot, receipts nave netted over $200 per month, full price $8600. with rnnm a termi. 4 ROOM home on half acre. $1000 win nana. a. Venetian bunas, interior fin ished In plywoodt oo crete foundation, too 94 DOWN TOWN business property, $60,ntl down will handle. Income will pey bal ance. A very profitable Investment. $46,000 DOWN will handle a choice prop - erty ln excellent location. We can prove to you where this property t priced below the market. FOR INFORMATION on either of these properties see T M. Bennett. Tel. 419 or 3BM. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUTLDINfl 'It Must Be Good If We Recommend It Tel. 47g 250 E. 10th. S-ROOM' HOME large lot on high groutiS near bus. wood range, some wood, gar age, utility room. Lawn and shrubs, tosiwalon soon. About It cash will lentils. Price 547S0. T-ROOM HOME, good condition, elosl ta on paved street. 4 bedrooms flrepiae oil dr. with fan. wage utility roonw Terms. Price $11,900. , W. R. ROBEPT""ON - J. C. FRENCH REALTORS 80 West 10th j. T6k SALE a-bdrnf home, attle floorti for 2 more bedrooms In the beet residential section of Etigene. on Fair mount Blvd. Thl home la modem he full slxe basement, nice shrubs ana watk-in freezer in basement. Clone to grade school, high school and only 8 blka from Univ. Full price $24,600. Shown by appointment only. Ph., owe er, 3846. HERBERT Bt WINANUY ,. 48 E. 10th St. Phone 2469 or AIM THIS 4 bedroom new 9 room modern suburban home, ail rooms large, Trri -.!! lighted. H acre of good ground. This home could not be built for the asking price of $7500. only 2300. down. HERBERT WINANDY 48 E. 10th St. Phone 2489 OT 47U ATTRACTIVE, Modern, new 2-bdrm.-alr-cond. home, utility end garage. Close to bus, store, schools. Paved street. Good view. Faces proposed city per. Immed. Poss. $3500, to handle. Phoir 4044 WX f reappointment. t F."HA. APPROVED HOMES , ,r TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS HERB WELCH