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Newspaper Page TextPage 18. Rcglster-GwarJ, Eugene, Ore., Tuw., Sept. tl, 1948 Fishing Sisters Growng Old Together in Georgian Town MONTEZUMA, Ga. UPJ Most women In their eighties would sit down and let the world pass them by. Two Montezuma women, aged 81 and 84, sit down. But the worfcl doesn't pass them by, although an occasional fish might. Charlotte Broyles Blaylock, the "youngster," and Nealle (Mrs. T. W.) Brown are the Jislierwomen. And they mix poetry with it. Go Together The two women visit together often, sing and play the piano and exchange clothes patterns. Just MEN 16-50 LEARN REFRIGERATION In our well equipped shop by working on equipment. Refrig eration and reverse cycle of heating and cooling with re frigeration, men in big demand. 3 ClasBes lo Choose From 5 hours morning 7 a.m.-12 noon 5 hours afternoon 12:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. 5 hours evenings 6-11 p.m. APPROVED FOR VETS For Information On Terms, Housing, Part or Full Time Employment See G. I. JENSEN EUGENE HOTEL SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY 10 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. COMPARE OUR RATES X GASH Monthly Payments GET moi. 12 mot. $100 $ 9.26 $300 22.86 27.78 $500 38.10 46.30 $1000 76.19 92.59 Make Application OET CASH TODAY first in lone engine life BEflRST, XJlfe with Mobiloil first in a smoother-running engine first in a clean engine t.flPSA flrp vrtfr firuta with Mobiloil. Here are For Cut your gas consumption with wheel alignment. MISALIGNED and UNBALANCED WHEELS skid, drag end scuff along and more power is needed to move the car. If your motor, brakes or wheel alignment haven't been tested in the past three months you are due for a check-up now. Come in for your free test or estimate. Eugene 940 Pearl for the thrlU of it, they drum up some hectic domino duels. But when it comes to recreation, they just bait up the old hook and take off to the nearest fishing hole. Mrs. Brown has a lily-covered pond. Sometimes they fish there. On other occasions they trek to Chickamauga. Lake. Occasionally, they even get down to Florida, fishing in Inland waters or in the gulf. When they're farther south, It's high-falutin' tackle for the matri arch. But in Georgia, It's plain worm, wasp-grub and minnow. The sisters grew up in the mountain country. Mrs. Blaylock was born of a father who took hunting as his hobby. She shad owed him, acquiring the habit then. "I guess I'll never outgrow It," she says. Good Catches And every now and then the sisters come up with some good sized catches. Mrs. Blaylock hook ed a 14-pound grouper and 15 pound garfish in Florida. Mrs. Brown landed a six-pound red fish. The "children" are getting used to coming home and reading poe tic little notes like this: "With hooks and lines and can of bait. Now, don't wait supper, we may be late. Off we go in pretty weather, down the hill to the pool together." Indoor Tan Overdone ATLANTA, Ga. (U.R) Louis John Trotzier, didn't bother to look outdoors and see the sun shining. During the hottest spell of the summer, Trotzier was treated for sun-lamp burns on both legs. HOW MUCH ? Get a CASH LOAN of '100 '1000 ".. Auto and Personal Loans COMMERCIAL CREDIT FLAIV Incorporated' 1200 S.W.Morrtlon$l.,Por llond S,Oroon EUGENE AGENCY29EieiithAvt.w.Tti.5ew urVian irM nvAf An rsnw famous firsts which assure you MAURI (OS! piloted his car to first place at the 1948 Indianapolis Race on Mobiloil, the very same oil you buy at your Mobilgas station. JOHN COBB, intrepid English sportsman, drove the world's fastest mile 403 miles per hour with Mobiloil, bought at a service station like any that carry the sign of the Flying Red Horse. SINCE 1876, speedway and highway testing have been constantly carried forward to provide you with a Mobil oil that will give a cleaner, smoother-running motor. Mobiloil rby Mobilgas Dealer stop at your near GINIRAl rilllOllUM AUTO Brake & Wheel Aligning Service A. L Stephens, Owner Phone 2080 Wage Rates Determined For Fail Nut Pickers SALEM (P) Filbert pickers will be paid 8 cents a pound this season, State Labor Commissioner W. E. Kimsey announced after a conference with nut growers. That is the same price as was paid last year. Walnut pickers will get lYt cents a pound, which is V4 of a cent below last year s wage. Growers estimate the walnut crop is 60 percent greater than last year, making it easier to pick the nuts. Panama Air Permit Dropped PANAMA (IP) The govern ment has cancelled the Panaman ian registry of 10 airplanes of Llnets Aereas Panamianian (Lap- sa) which it said have engaged in Illegal arms traffic to Palestine. The action was based on an in vestigation by the government and a report submitted by the United States. The resolution effecting the can cellation said the planes had been used as transport and bombing auxiliaries, carrying pilots, me chanics, unfused bombs and spare parts between Czechoslovakia and the Arab states via Corsica and Catania, in Sicily. 4 Father of Actress Held for Burglary LOS ANGELES (IP) Police arrested a man they identified as Carter de Haven, 61, former actor and father of film actress Gloria de Haven. He was booked on suspicion of burglary. Radio Patrolman L. F. Tucker said he arrested the man after re ceiving reports of a prowler in the Wilshire District. The suspect was carrying a pair of small field glasses, Tucker said. He gave his occupation as actor and radio technician, the officer reported. Carter de Haven was prominent on the vaudeville stage and on the silent screen many years ago. De Haven said that he was only "waiting for a friend." , Girls' Pleas Heeded . NEW YORY0J.R) Heeding the pleas of three little girls, police spent two hours digging through two layers of a brick chimney of a tenement to free a cat, the girls' pet of Mobiloil's quality! COirOMIION DOCTOR Yearly Roundup Family Style FORT ST. JOHN, B. C (CD Bill Boring limped Into this Alas ka highway town and told a tale of feudin' Texas-Style in the ranching country between the highway and the Rockies. He pointed to a gunsnot, wound in nis arm as proof. Police sent a posse to Halfway, B. C, to pick up Bill's brothers, John and Eugene Boring, on an at tempted murder charge. According to police, the incident climaxed an annual shooting af fray which had continued for the best part of the 20 years since the Texan-born brothers settled in the district. The occasion, police say, is roundup time. The brothers have several hundred head of cattle and neighbors report hearing gunfire from the ranch every year as the brothers, their wives and numer ous children differ as to the split in the profits. Neighbors have learned to keep out of the ruckus. Portland List PORTLAND. Sent. SI (AP) The wholesale market (prices retailer! pay wholesalers except where otherwise noted): Butterf at (tentative, subiecn to Im mediate change): Premium-quanty maxi mum of .35 of one percent acidity deliv ered to Portland: 84-87c lb.t first aualitv. 79-82; second quality, 73-76; valley routes and country points. 2c less than first. Butter (wholesale. v.o.B.. duik cubes): Grade AA. 93 score. 78c lb.: A. 92 score. 78; B, 90 score, 71; C, 89 score, 70. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese (Selling1 price to Portland wholesalers): Oregon singles, S0-55c; Ore gon S-lb. loaf. 33-57c. Eggs (To wholesalers!: A grade, large, 83M-66'ac doz.; A grade medium. 60'4 61tt; A grade, small, 49-8114; B grade, large. 67-58'4. ems (Purchased from farmers): cur rent receipts, 55W-5a.c doz.: buyers pay 3-3 4c below wholesale quotations on graoea oasis lor Den nennery eggs. rouiirv: Live Chickens (Pay in pries to pro ducers): No. 1 broilers under 2V lbs., 30 -37c; fryers. 2-3 lbs., 41-42; 3-4 lbs.. 41- 4z; roasters. ins. ana over, 4i-; xowi, leehorns. all welzhts. 28-29: colored fowl, all weights. 31-33: old roosters. 18-19. Rabbits (Average to retailers for lo cally dressed animals). 58-62c; fryers, live, white. 32-33c Ib.f colored, 30-31; old or heavy, 15-18. rresn cressea meats (prices wnoie salers pay retailers In dollars a hundred) Beef: Steer Good, all weights, $50-63; com mercial. 845-49: utility. S41-43. Cows Commercial. S38-40: utility. 635- 38; eanner-cutter, 32-35. Beef cuts (toad, steers) Bindauarters. $80-81; rounds. $58-80; full loins, trimmed, 576-84 ; triangles, square cnucKs, $50-52; ribs, $60-88; forequarters. $45-47. Veal and Calf Good and choice. $45-49: commercial, $40-42; utility, $36-40. Lramos ana mutton: Lambs SDrlnsr. Kood-cholce. 3(1-80 lbs., $46-48; commercial, all weights, $44-45. mutton uooa, vo ids. aown, sx-xo. Pork Cuts: Loins No. 1. 8-12 lbi.. $73-75: shoulders, 18 lbs. down. $53-55: aoareribs. 3 lbs. down, $52-54. uarcasses ah weignu, Wool, cascara 'bark, hides: Cascara BarkDry, 20c lb.; green, ?c. Wool Coarse, valley and medium grade. 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb. on la-month growth. Hides (To city dealers) Calf. 30c lb.i kips. 20c lb.: beef, U-12c lb.; bulls, 8-9c lb.: country buyers pay 2c less. country Killed meats: Veals Tod aualitv. 40-42c: some to 43: other grades according to weight and quality. Hogs Light blockers, 40-41 c lb.; lows, 32-36. Lambs 40-44 lb.; mutton, ls-iu. Beef Good cows. 32-36c lb.: canners and cutters, 28-32. Vegetables: Onions 50 lbs. Idaho White med., 82.75- S.00; yellow med., $1.50-75: lrg.. $2.50-83. potatoes uregon uoaraman wnite nose No Is, $2.75-3.00; Russets, Central Oregon No, 1-A. $3.25-50; No. 2. 80-lb $1.00-10; Washington Yakima Russets, No. 1-A, $3.35-50. nay irouowmg prices sincuy nom inal): U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa or better, carlots FOB Portland, $32-36; U. S. No. 1 Timothy, $37; oats and vetch mtxed hay. uncertinea ciover nay io ai-. ton, Daiea on Willamette valley farms. New York Markets Bv RADAR WINGET NEW YORK, Sept. 21 (APt Early losses were wiDed out as the stock mar ket turned higher today in moderately neavy iraaing. Volume was around 950,000 shaies as compared with yesterday's 1,260,000. Business was active at the start when prices were falling, but as the trend turn ed up the volume contracted In the ab sence of buying orders. Steals were the leaders in the turn about with a net gain of fractions to around a point and railroads followed with prices up a point or more. Oils and chemicals were firm. Motors. on the other hand, were fairly active but were unable to pull away from a narrow and Irregular ranse, utilities were steady. Today's modest showing came after yesterday's severe fall which put the list down to the lowest level in the last five months, brokers called attention to the bearlshness Indicated by the heavy volume of offerings when prices were falling and the lack of enthusiasm when the drop halted or prices turned upward. a neavy zso.ouo snares cnangea nanas in the first hour when the list declined. Stocks making good showing Included Santa Fe, Montgomery Ward, American Telephone and Telegraph, General Elec tric. Allied Chemical which pushed up around 3 points, and Standard OH (NJ). Some of those on the downside were Union Pacific, Mission Corp. and Inter national Nickel, and Owens Illinois. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Sept. 21 (AP) No grain quotations: Car loadings arrived: 14 wheat. 8 bartey, 7 flour, 3 corn, 3 oats, 12 mi) feed. SAYS: Eucene Markets First quality Imarunum I""" (1f cent acid 1 - 0e Second JU. y.v.--,mum-:, , rremium mui - mc 1 per cent aeidl a 1 itt k a (iTboieiBif rnw ... A prima . tic AA prints a-" - CHEESE (WholiMli rnse) 0c Triplets, lb. ;!".83c ijoai, o-iu, EGOS (Boylnr Price) Vvtrm I Jtram A A -1c I Large aa ..63C 62C j urn doj I Grade A Large . (Grade A Medium , 1 ,...P3C c 47c Grade a ivarge Grade A Smalt Grade A Small . ..ti EGGS (Wholesale rrue w Wfi Large AA lZZ.Mc luratio rt, unit," Kdr Grade A Medium Qrade A Bmau -- . -V POULTRY (Bnylof frlee) I Hen., over j lb... No. Ico toed -- rffi sff-a t sszi -a Hens, under 4 IDs., no. j "'."."L'; 27c Leghorns, over 4 lb... No. "Sht ,SKr under 4 lb... No J - No. 1 colored .Bring.. " No. 1 Leghorn spring., iy " -., No. 1 colored aprlngs. over 4 lb.. .....c "?5"rL: lC stag! ana cwm . BAKHS lc iaai-aia, Dry Grape Root. lb. - -10c -lie 10C 1c te perns, per uunm TALLOW i Tallow, No. 1 I Tallow, No. S . House grease Rtm Grease .20c lc c Call up to io ids. Kip. lb. Beef Hides, lb. Public Market rnnn Oversize 7c e 7c 68c Te I Grade A Medium uraae a aman VEGETABLES Avocadqes, No. H I Cabbage! Red, lb. 10c lc 29c 23c JSC 33c 10c s for 39c 3 Vac . I tor 19c 26c 10c 10c Carrots, 4 ounciiM 1 .llnr.o hMfi iwn re.n1lf1nu)r. lb. ' Celery, bunch celery, neari Cucumbers, ea. Watermelon, lb. Onions -- Onions, dry, three lba, Parclov. bunch I Radishes, bunch - - ik Potatoes, new sweet, two lot. Tomatoes, two lbs. - ueets, Duncuwa u a I.. i,un 1h Oranges, doz., medium . Grapeiruit. s is. MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts, lb. ..Mc PORTLAND LIVESTOCK - . iaoi mnA 250; calves salable and total 5i 8rk SlOW, aDOUl BlCtlujr, uuu - --- steers 29.00-31.00: common-medium a"" era mosuy i.uu-u.w, , : ers l&.O0-21.00i canner-cutter cows large 17.00! common-medium bee! cowa 17.00 20.001 bulla very slow; lew common bum 19.00-21.00; good beet bulla up to 25.00; odd good veaiers i.uv. -t- calves 24.00; scattered lota medium atocK calves 20.00-30.00. k.w. Hogs: saiaDie m. iuii en good-choice 180-230 lbs. largely 51.00! tev 180-190 lbs. down to 30.50 ! 250-270 lbs". 29.00; 140-165 lbs. 28.50; lighter sows up to 27.50! good 40 lb. leeder pigs 31.; lop ieeuei ...u.iu. lb. stag 21.00. J ,..,,, Sheep: saiaDie ana ioii 350; market slow, mostly steady, Instances 50 cents below early Monday: 8d cholce wooled spring lambs 21.50-22.50, shorn kinds 20.00-21.00; medium-good 19.00; common down to 17.00! gpod slaughter ewes mostly 8.50-9.00; lew loU closely sorted young ewes up to 10.00. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associaiea tress mnimw "V-,, lively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper aa well as all newt diapatchea. By Carrier, monthly ... - By Carrier, 6 months In advance - 8.50 By Carrier, yearly in advance 1150 By Mail, in Oregon one month l. By Mall, in Oregon, 3 months 3.00 By Mail,' In Oregon, 'l year W.OO By MaU, out of State. 1 month L ew mau auDscnpiiom m ed zones, charged same rate as carrier Count 6 average words to the line. Mini- . . : . . . HnafcBt TletariMneY- 5:30 P.M. day before publication, Sun- Stop orders must be in by Iv A.M. LEGALS 100 CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received at the office o the undersigned, Oregon State Game Commission, 1634 S. W. Alder Street, P. O. Box 4136, Portland 8, Ore gon, until 10:00 A.M. October ?. 1948, For the purchase of approximately 48 acres of land and the apperte nances thereto, situated in Section Tl, Township 17 South, Range 3 West, of the Willam ette Meridian in Lane County. Bids will be opened at a meeting ot the Oregon State Game Commission to tie held at the above address 10:30 A.M. the same day. Certified check for ten per cent (10) of the amount of the proposal payable to the Oregon State Game Commission must accom pany each bid. The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ... . SIGNED C. A. Lockwood State Game Supervisor No. 1115 Wednesday, September 32, 19. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon lor Lane County has appointed E. W. Gra ham as Administrator of the Estate of George W. Hofsess, Deceased. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, to the Administrator at 201 Miner Building, Eugene, Oregon within Six Months from the date of this notice. Dated this 7 day of September, 1648. E. W. GRAHAM, Administrator No. 1105 Tuesday, Oct. 5. 1948. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS: That the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County has appointed The United States National Bank of Portland, (Oregon) as Administrator with the Will annexed, of the Estate of Wasco E. Shannon, deceased. All persons having claims, against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly veri fied, to the Administrator at 201 Miner Building. Eugene, Oregon within Six Months from the date of this notice. Dated this 7 day of September, 1948. The United States National Bank of Portland, (Oregon) nexed. .,ftAd"linl',rator with the Wilt an No. 1104 Tuesday. Oct. 5. 1P48. Business & Prof. Directory 110 V. H TniSn cn Professional Engineer Death Notices J5 Willamette St.. passed away at her '?'''. Sept. 30. 1M8 at the ace pf 62 She was born October 28, 1185 In Lebanon. Ore. Had lived most if her "eln,.Ore,80n except for a few years In California. Preceded In death by her lusband. F. T. (Mad McCan,e in 1937 Mie Is survived by her daughter Elaine, son-in-law, William Young' an aunt, Mrs. Maltle MacKinnon ot Salem, private funeral services will be held Tuesday .Sep!. 21st at the Veatch Hoi. Mngsworth England Funeral Home. Reverend esley Goodson Nicholson ol. ftclatlng. Request no flowers, with ere. matlon to follow. ..lYERS-Bert Myers, age 71, 1924 Orchard ,s ..unie .nursaay, sept. !. 1948. He was born Feb. 2. 1877. at 5UUSl.1.'!n.,er-.J- "WW Nellie A. Martin in the territory of Okla. noma Oct. 17, 1899. He haj been a res Ident of Eugene for 22 years. His wile passed away In 1926. He Is survived bv three children: Tina Bolerlack. Ralph Myers of Eugene: Cleda Mae Cammoik of Juneau. Alaska: It grandchildren. 3 great-grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held at the Poole-Lar-sen Chapel Monday. Sept. 30. 1948 at 3 p. m. Please omit flower,. Burial will b'LnE"U'!vn?L'rn?Ill Plt. PLOWMAN Ellrabeth Plowman; "age" ' ..... o . . . "wy MOn- , f lvvl' ccr home tn Haplatoa. Km vaj ben to Mini, vlL, Death NotUH IIS June I. 1W "i?.P'i tal United iTTCn Omrch In M.pl'ln. ' Brethren cnurcn 11 ' E eru, jvan- ch,",r"ir iTX? Brethren Church. Bur gel cat united nreuiiti. plowman, mmm In charse. " funaral Noticei 120 Seat Haven. funeral Dlrfrtor 125 TCHWEMNO-NQLAND CHAPEL gsTi si &fijss:.iS veatchH bollinoswor, SnNSpUNSBURV C HAPI t Phone 433 llM0!lvi5t EUGENE CRETOBIUM 1100 Charnelton. Phona la BAOTHOMEW-BUEU. CHAPEL .Sriirtlllrl 6th and B Phone 3H Card of Thanki 135 WoHbsTaliSSt express our PP"'!;' to? the beautlltil flowers and cmi'teay shown us auniiB wu. .v ... me"t' Art and Vena Sneed , Allen and Fern Sneed Yvonne Personals 140 ANY GIRL in trouble nee"'"? " friendly White Shield Home P. O. Box aaio Portland 3. Oregon or telephone Bea- con iwo. NOTICE TO all real estala agents: My Eronerty on Miway auun. .a IkST off the market and Is no longer SPECIAL nSTSl.tSL dlsn massage. -L,C,,"'7. r im Arts of aone reflexes. 610 Will. St. Bm. 316 Hampton Bldg.. ph. M4.. yg BBTETTORDONrPSYCHOLOGISf MARHIAOE HERONS COUNCILOR I WILL NOT be responsible for debt made by mra. iu. F. Burke as or una .j.---; VIAVI way to neaun. "i""'.'.,",;"- Storer. 1208 Beech St. Ph. 196-R Eu gene, everyaayjcjiLp"- . j llth and Ferry P.O. Box 895. PjLJ': IF LONELY AND ALUfit, Write Primrose Social Club nnv R97. Vancouver. .Wash. JWiTTAl. PLATE REPAIR. Dr. Harry simler, Dentist, corner 8lh and wu tamettejEujeneOre. " READINGS. APPOINTMENT ONLY Tt LONELY, wrlta Ruth U Wade. Box 6C7. Vaiicouver Wask- L PALMISTRY. Nunlerology, Psychic. 355H W . OMl AVC, IU Lost & Found 150 4S REWARD Tor return ol email canoy coiorcu ojn. to the right over his back. Slightly pug-nosed. Answers to name "Jeorgle. Will give S1U lor iniurniauuin icnu,.,f, arrest of persons stealing him. Jack it nl.M.nil n Panch IU mil north 'Lowell LUST jnuna. neiween niiim uh Greyhound bus terminal; billfold con taining important papers. Reward. Mrs. Louie Cocherham, Spfld. 809 54th N. n-Mi-i rvr.n npnwM Ar whit tov Shen- herd dog, lost In vicinity of Crcswell. Answers to me name oi .uumiy. j-h. ?fll.T r.nUnp Grove. LOST LABOR DAV In S. P. yards black ladles pirVse containing valuable Liberal reward;Ml Polk St. Ph. 2620-J, LOST PART Persian black and tan cat. Last seen at 4th & Main, Spfld. Ph. 7360 Spfld. LOST Woman's brown purse with valuable contents. Pen & pencil set, charm bracelet Reward. Ph. 3300 ext. 43. LOST Holton cornet. Eeft at Wool worth'a lunch ctr. Sat. Reward. Ph. 439-R. . FOUND PACKAGE of curtain rods. Loser may have by phoning 4038-R & paying for aa. LOST LITTLE boy's brown oxford shoe for left foot, li found please can 4038-R. LOST 650-16 TIRE and wheel, 7 hole Budd. Reward. Phone 4-F-3. ONE ROLL of sandpaper for fir. sander. uwner iqentuy. pjz c. crawy. eves. Transportation 160 rmiVINO to Chfeaco about Sent. 24th. 1 or 3 passengers. Share driving and expenses, i-n. uub-w. Business Property 200 FOR SALE BY OWNER: Two bedroom modern home on West Side. Living room has fireplace surrounded Dy bookcases and a picture window 9' by 5Vi. Also has a dining room, kitchen with utility porch and bath with tub and shower combination. The house Is fully plastered with hardwood floors throughout. The house is situated on a large landscaoed lot with a back vard which is fully fenced In. Tor those need in c an extra bedroom the stairs Is fully floored and 'ready for partitions tor a large nearoom ana storage closet. For further information on mis nome can ibs-m. BUSINtSS LOCATION DpIMTVE 52 FOOT frontage on East llth. 3 blocks otf Willamette street, with 3 rentals Would make excellent location for of fices, used car lot, furniture store. In fact It will fit Into any kind of a busl ness setup. Zoned for business, or naved allev. etc. Reasonable down oav. ment, and priced to sell. Call Roadman at OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION Un(!er New Management 98 East Broadway Phone 3240 DRIVE-IN LOCATION ! ! ! S. E. Corner of Intersection West 7th & Fllmore sts., 127x71 next to new Stand ard Station. Long term lease or sell at very easy terms. 4S West llth PH. S331 STENWICK & KOK Realtors LOYALL R. RUGH Co. Realtors Good BUSINESS Sites FOR SALE or lease several small and large. All in fine locations, some of the best the market affords. LOYALL R. RUGH Co. IB E. Bdway.. Rm. 202 Ph. 7 run onucj di unrntH Very attractive 2-bdrm. home approxi mately l year old. Well constructed, weather stripped, and Insulated. Large bedrooms, 75 x 150 lot, beautlfullv landscaped with trees, shrunberv, pa- ;S."?r,ch.00'' bus "ne Sd market. 3255 Richard Ave., Hwv. 99 N. 1 mL beyond overpass, turn left. S9800. ' FOR SALE BROWNER J." ,? ,!droom dream house, near Colin Kelly Jr. HI. Large rumplis room. HW sq. feet floor space. Oversize gar age. Forced air automatic oil heat, out. iViUV Prlce ".S00. cash S2750, balance like rent. For appoint- ma.r.1 fol A11 llf NEW 2 bedroom home nice view. S2500 E?yEf.?.'' u.'d lWer trade on old Bni..uS ,.la' hds repairs. Contact OrnV's.".''.';' Sa'- ' IN?rVE(Pr;p'r,y ln "rence. leased for frnn..- i."'? PPfOX. 30 ft. vSS. ,et- .!;500- Ca!h Iks. Ph. Port j M2J. Florence. Mr. ChF jL rhistXbV5m'!,?.ftlliy binr ffi. fe, ".SfS.0" '"paly. Price St 53 Nil b-u.,l.n"' '?" W. llth Duplexes, Apts. For SsIp. 205 A!7- "9u.s.?rsaTFby owner a I iSS"!S L"'.."?0- SU.000. $6?V Pa, tt.yB, 9 downtown. leti 1 RoMitUs 210 MADDAUQH - KOONS " llth St Chambers Ph. ram SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIai LOTH 1.0TK orc,,-'AL LOTS v i:th and Taylor 110107, 12000. Irrmi imh Chamber.. 300120. 12(100. ttrm. A nice acra lSlh, City view. I800. tcrnu' A nice bi.lldlna site. Itlver Road Dili $'2800 A view site. College Crest Drive Dl.t. (a $1100 These, "WE THINK, ar good buv mend these. Let uahear 'from these" MALABAR HILL EUGENE'S NEWEST and most mnrf. build that new home. C. A b."u 1008 Alder, Ph. 213J.R or 3437, or sea' ZB MU1L.U1JNU Lur. an together, good locniion. cncjip aim Kuoa terms, In Unl. See Walker or Brown F. J. BERGER 328 E. Broadway ph. fgj eO'xl.10' LOT. Close In, paved treet, cen tra luvniiru iur juniur, Olgn SIlH grade school. Locatton 1430 Jefferson St. trice isw, terma. inquire 190 1 CHOICE lota In River TnAZ7T- ciose io graae acnooi and Colin Kel. iy tir. in. occ n. . nuienaaili CLIP CUI.P. REALTOR 1418 Willamette Phone im WANTED desirable lot for erecting church bldg. A lot donated or liberal concession made on same wilt be great ly appreciated. Write RegvGuard Box 438. LOT 90x110 In restricted area In River not) a iyisu 9IOUU. iiu ihkii water prob lems. Ph. 4147-W. LOTS BY OWNER Best value within city limits of Eugene. All utilities. Choose now. Good terms. C.A. Fcnner, Nott. Ph. Veneta 2447, 3CHOICE BUILDING lotsf N. E. ToT- ner 19th Br Friendly. Inquire at 18T0 Monroe St. BEAUTIFUL LOTS and acre tracts for halo. 3585 So. Willamette St. Ph. 4172- J-l. ; EAST SIDE view lots, close ot bus arid Bchools.CaUowncr, 6781-1. WANTED dealrable lot Tn nice residential district, reas. priced. Ph. 5822-RX. Houses for Sale 220 PACIFIC REALTY Co. EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS nuT.uvt S Bedroom Home on Went KM completely landscaped. Paved drive on paved street. Near bus. Newly painted and redecorated. Thia la a good buy at VERY desirable 2 Bedroom Home, nleelv landscaped. This place can be handled lor 920UO aown. Toiai price lesso. Balance $44 per month at 4 per cent. NW-145. A VERY GOOD VALUE. Older type I bedroom home close to University, cor ner tot and lots of fruit Outdoor fire place, good size living room, dining room, and kitchen. Price 87500. E-M. GARAGE HOUSE "neat as a bug's ear," all plumbed and fumture Included. Good location. The lot la 65x145 and room for permanent home In front. $3000 With $1500 down. E-Sl, NEED A HOME? SHORT OF CASHT Then see us regarding easy terms on1 this 2 bedroom home on a nice lot with living room, dining room, kitchen, and bath. Only $3250. E-74. j HOME & SHOP, converted to S apts., College Hill location on six large lot. Large building suitable for printing, electrical, plumbing, bakery, or other businesses, or could be complete with finished apartments up and forced air heat throughout. Good 3 bedroom home with extra large double garage. These buildings occupy 2 lots, leaving 4 nice building lots, 50 x 150. Total price $21,000 and may be bought on very easy terms. SW-10U PACIFIC REALTY Co. EXCLUSIVE LUTINGS 85 West Broadway Phone 30Q 47 East 7th IMMEDIATE POSSESSION oh this mod ern home, large living room, big din ing room, 2 good bedrooms all with hardwood floors, nice kitchen, bath, utility room on the first floor. 1 bed rooms up. All In excellent condition. Also a good monthly Income that will more than make the payments. All on the Coburg but line close In $6000 COMPLETELY furnished, well built new wm. iitfins mnm. taxi room. bath. kitchen and nook, laundry, garage. 10 acres of productlve'soll In cultivation, snnn tmnn fash will tin. Frank Hurt hurt at the Creswell Trailer Court can show this or call the oifice. RALPH W. STARK ph. 5254 OR R. A. BOWERS ph. 1899 REALTORS AT 47 EAST TTH PETERSON itADtr.ir.i m 71 Broadway pl. MJ 4 Bedrooms, ALL LARGE ITUI.. hnm. Vimm Uamrvthlnff VOIl've )tW looking for. Space, good looks, large i. ,.11 Vi.am.n. inrffp kitchen, den and breakfast nook. Near , Eugene's newest park and playgrounds. Excel lent terms can be arranged on this line nome can us toaay, aon acmji PETERSON Mortsaffe Co. 23 E. Broadway ' Ph- W VrtD cat w T.V nurMrn. Two-edroom modern home on west side. Living room has fireplace surrounded by bookcases and a picture window W tW. Also haa a dining room, kitchen with utility porch and bath with tub and shower combination. The house Is fully plastered with hardwood floors throughout. The house Is altuated on a large landscaped lot with .back yard which Is fully fenced In. Tor those needing h extra bedroom th; upstairs la fully floored and ready for parti tions for. a large bedroom and atorage closet. For further Information on this home call 16&8-M. TWO BEDROOM home, modern, nearly new, well planned and all rooms large anrf w.ll llahted. hardwood floors, oil furnace, fireplace, double garage, THREE ' BEDROOM home, completely, furnished. House in good condition ano furniture Is good. Easy terms or will -n J Inns Inn... FOUR BEDROOM, furnished house, well mcaieo. will lane law muuei wu . payment. PAUL W. CAMPBELL 1060 High St. Phone 3211 THE BUY OF THE "WEEK will probably be snapped up quickly by the first alert man or woman to examine Wis 3 bdrm. East side home. Dasy walking distance to schools, and near bus. we believe vou'll lllca it If VOU see It. The price, less than $10,000. 7 W. llth Phone 4M2 Contact Bob Glass, or evening and oun days cau 6U2t-w. RODMANS REALTORS IP.I.KII.h. nanotatlnnl 3 BEDROOM SUBURBAN HOMB iust off city bus line. This home la about 10 years old, has hardwood floors In h. ft. and D. R. Fireplace, nice utility room, attached garage. Part basement. 011 heat, V. acre lot. Price $8500. 2S aown. 038 Charnelton Phone 40M STOP and SEE noon after 1 p. m. thle week. DO DRIVE UP AND SEE this well con structed 3-bdrm. home. Wonderful lo cation with a view. Hardwood firs., in sulated, full basement, automatic o" heat piped to all rooms. Built In attached sarase, lot 70x124. grand back yard for children, near Edison School ana u. u, zvBU unyx. yjvv.ip... Dt.Aun k.g..., nip.n omv. ..hrinAi home. Hdwd. floors, Ige. cedar lined closets. Llv. rm. kit. and utll. Shake siding. Lge. lot. Full price 897S. terms. VIEW LOTS: Two exceptionally nice lota. Restricted district Close to aehool ano mis. Priced low. ' GURNEY WILCOX 840 Pearl Phone 6316-W or 361g uiiAiaDno . . One small hcuse one Urge unflniinea house. Small hse. now renting lor I" per mo., upstairs of lare hse. rent ing for $35 per mo. Downstairs vacatta by owner due to health. Could rem for $35 per mo. 87 ft. of highway frontage. IV mllee beyond city llm'" on W. llth. Look for Box No. 468. Cash or terms. 12 RM. HOUSE, all furn. plus S cabins, $265 a mo. Income plu, owners 4 rms bath, new log, dng. rm., furniture ano lew Phllco refrlg. 120.000. n down m w- am. alter 4 p m. ?R SALE BY OWNER: 2-bdrm. r. by ownek: if-porm. "i hom-iSa'l . oiks, from university campus. " tatV dews, trnriad, poaa, Ph. HOO, (art. l u ""HI UoM. Mltr. s,a 5SSS open ir.;.:". s. j. iT-ia "Mem sew rf'.. Wfn?.'""J nt owtiM. hie.iaf IAST5IDtWkJ ld. I3 m. living ya fruit n.;..rif W. R. To J.CFREKi 80 W. lflth west BmeTiri priced it aiiHir meat a, auii gl RIVER BOADjuJ BentlM WEST SIDH nm, town EufM. n. at uooo. inuii ir water h.( UNFINISHED, bWM lot 63 t IM tJl .dpwr,. Worth BnH wun iH9m eretf fdn,. irri t.1 room, nice litn, tt) 4 BEDROOMS. flmSu tor nnit, tmA saelr. RIVE ItOAO ttraf lga. living reo,w kltch.ii, IluahiS Ml pUM tail ment, iiriaitaal nub. OnWHAInl i bedroou leal IMOO. I iorm.tet,f Dam, in 7) i si 1219 Alder I H0MEAK1 Orld S BEDROOM ICttl nimict, vxt m a lot In Wt Sufwl another builds 1 1 off let, stommal neu, shop, etna ft be easy tonubfetl rentil. Doublt prM stongs rpiet 1 only J00. 1 TOR YfflMF A NIAT imillX OKATCU 100 B n rmi. on large M Mf from Euimi art li your opportu 4 termi for ow tf johnl! in winnTntn I EAST SIDE hnrnt. nnv train furnaei, pluUnl4 ment lw, w I $7500. Term W J unpnoM. nod wm orated. K0M. II1M 1 BEDROOM can tion on wiuk' i-,. w.n Furls. t BEDROOM 4 Basenum, mj WEST SIDEtmsffttJ naw. hoots, iw i Nell Rowley- I nilmnn toRM eu Wliumem j PETER W.l ALDER tJS11 age, Kwerul"! MxlM, ( ! terms. . RacrifiCtH MooeniJ-Mra1! foiinist'oa w -J from .'.J. Mrm bOSiei ham ana w-.d Concr.l.i'l'3 dinette, . ... hit! 5',.?ii.iiS maddaug. phoM."!! .! fire P1? rang llj&i b)eek ("J, vrf NEW Ml ':D"ii i tnnw V trees. , tuft i re.ee.