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Five Girls High
. COTTAGE GROVE' Five girls
eptured top honors in the honor
roil from Cottage Grove Union
High School, released this week
ft the third six-weeks period.
Florence Hickethier, senior; Willa
Durflinger and Evelyn Garman,
juniors; Anne Hill, sophomores;
Regemary Gllley, freshman. These
itudents had straight "1" grades.
, . .Average of "1.5" grade:
; Seniors: Norma Bradley, Betty
pyksterhuls, Barbara Godard,
liUrley Hileman, Shirley Myers,
Pat Scott, Louise Walther.
Juniors: Ray Boggs, Virginia
. ty Betty Elliott, Naomi Hixson,
1 Berbara Kinsland, Mae Malcolm,
Xamona Spartz, Larry Wolfard.
.. Sophomores: Kathryn Clark, Lar-
' TJ Dugan, Janice uarnson, (jnanes
' Guess. Willis Johnson, June Olson.
." .freshmen: Donna Abeene, Betty
iCtork, Earlene Daniels, Mary L,ou
: iM Durbin, Enid LaBlue, Ida Ryn
rson. : . 3 Average of "2" grade:
'.' Seniors: Charlotte All d r i d g e,
T rry Anderson, Ronald Boone,
: fck Clark, Joyce Crouch, Aloma
trman, Thomas Hass, B e n n i e
ite, Ralph Hutchinson, Dean Le
jw, Carol Lemert, Ed Lovegren,
iren Madsen, Harlan Mickey,
lU Miller, Carol Naish, Barbara
tlson, Laura Porter, Pat Rickard,
Lorraine Robertson, Frieda
; Jjwartzer, Marjorie Sloan, Mln
:J Snapp, Pat Wiese.
Juniors: Pauline Dyksterhuis,
Gerald Eastburn, Barbara Gleason
Gwendolyn Gore,' Donna Guggis
burg, Lorraine Howell, Vern Mc
Fee. Donald Monte, Jean Odem
Flora Patton, Betty Purcell, Nelda
Mjwarzer, Kenton Van Nortwick,
Carol Violette, Elizabeth Work
man. 1 Sophomores: Gordon Patten,
Dale Sears, Nadine Ssmlth.
Freshmen: Dee Anderson, Delia
Jean Condra, Clinton Dilbeck, An
drew Hass, Michael Johnson, Bob
Kelly, Barbara Laird, Wesley Mal
" eolm, Marie Owen, Lenore Porter,
Halen Spartz, Esterline Tibbets,
Shirley Witters, Allred WolH.
AT LONE PINE
LONE PINE Community Club
will put on a program of skits and
, music at the club's March meet
ing. Pie and coffee will be sold
' alter the program. Mrs. Arno
I Peitersen, club president, appoint
; d Mrs. Paul Bishop general
chairman for the occasion.
: JMothers of the school children
'. ent an afternoon one day last
- eek visiting the school and dis
using with the teacher some
: aeded Improvements for the
tool.
$ As a result the teacher now
, fcaa a oot pillows, and blanket
:"c the can use should any pupil be
; taken 111 during school hours.
-" : Your Register-Guard corres
wndent, Mrs. Wm. Telford now
JU a "news jar," at the school
house where items for the paper
may be left. You may also tele
phone your news to her personally
by calling Eugene 3198J5.
AT LOWELL
t LOWELL JoseDh Willis. Jr..
fcgineer, ciivL P3, with the local
t S. Engineers Corps, and Mrs.
ffflii were to leave Feb. 27 to
vacation in San Francisco and Los
1 Angeles for three weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Merritt of Portland Is
hare visiting her son's family, the
Meorge JiiacKs.
;;, :
?As in many another American
oty, the first water system in
Chicago used pipes made of hol
low logs.
ASPHALT PAVING
GRADING AND PAVING INDUSTRIAL
AREAS, SUBDIVISIONS, PARKING LOTS,
STREETS AND ROADS
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
2 Motor Patrols
1 TD6 Dozer
and Shovel
LACME CONSTRUCTION CO. J
733 Olive
Eugene,
Die poor, bnigMd Hindoo.
H doet iHe btri ha tin do;
HatileblohUcesi
From first to las
And lor loWt tie msVw M Jm do.
GI Shoe All
TJNION PRATER SERTTCB
AT MONROE METHODIST
wiuiiiuji me prayer service
at the Alpina Methodist Church
will be this Friday afternoon,
March 4, S p.m., with Monroe,
Alpine, and McFarland partici
pating. Theme for meditation is
"The Prayers of the Lord." There
will be special musical numbers.
General public is Invited.
Hurray! A Phone at Last!,
LOWELL Your local Register-Guard
correspondent, Mrs. Ole
Lindland now has a telephone,
number 389-W and will appreciate
receiving all news items of general
interest and personals.
News should be reported be
fore It gets old. Report acci
dents or unusual happenings as
soon as possible. Public meet
ings BEFORE hand. Introduce
your company while they are
still here. Trips away from
home aa well as births, deaths.
Illness, all make news. Your
cooperation will be greatly ap
preciated. Jack Crooks Is leaving this
week end for Phoenix, Arizona,
called there by the illness of his
wife Julia, who has had a relapse
and may need surgery. Mrs.
Crooks has been in Phoenix since
last fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graham of
Gull Cove, near Juneau, Alaska,
are here visiting her daughter's
families Mr. and Mrs. Bill How
ard of Lowell and Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Hake of Fall Creek. They ex
pect to stay about two months.
.
AT GILLESPIE CORNERS
GILLESPIE CORNERS Mrs.
Jesse Hooker and Mrs. Joseph
Swinney would like to make the
following correction to last weeks
new notes. They were not the
main losers in the brooder house
fire. They lost only their work
and a few personal belongings.
Small of the Small Feed Co. of
Eugene was the one who lost the
cnicicens ana me ieea. uesse
Hooker lost the brooder house and
the brooders.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Patrick are
the proud owners of a new car.
Several people heard the radio
report that Gillespie Corners was
under water In the recent flood,
But far be It from that. We were
cut off from Eugene as both main
highways were flooded. Those
who found it necessary to go to
Eugene went over the Fox Hol
low road and in on south Hilyard
street. They reported it rough
going but passable. Don't laugh,
we know that is as much as can
be said for the main roads now.
It takes 45 minutes to drive from
here to Crow, about seven miles
on the state highway.
JASPER NEWS
JASPER Mrs. Guy Jackson's
sister, Mrs. Carrie Sutherland of
Stockton, Calif., has been visiting
her the past few weeks.
Wallace Creek flooded Carl
Stelnbock's pasture recently and
did some damage to his grain,
Wallace Creek people have been
bothered with loose horses re
centjy, which have been getting
into fields and bams hunting for
food.
New York Markets
NEW YORK. March 2 (API Leading
issues were marked down fractions to a
point or so soon after the opening' but
support quickly appeared in today's
stock mantei.
For the rest of the day price set -sawed
over a narrow range.
Turnover was slow. Business was at the
rate of around 700,000 shares for the full
riav. including! one block of 100.000 shares.
The 100,000-ihare deal Involved stock of
western Air juinea soia ai avs tor a de
cline of y point. Later the price re-
Others higher most of the day Included
General Motors. Goodrich, Sears Roebuck,
uaierpinar tractor. American -leiepnone,
Kennecott Capper and American Tobacco.
Usually In lower territory were Youngs
town Sheet & Tube, Studebaker. U.S.
Rubbed, Woolworth, Electric Power &
Light, American Smelting. Southern Pa
cific. Nickel Plate, and Mission Corp.
e 4 Dump
Trucks
2 Rollers
Oregon
Phone 713
G. L Boots
and Shoes
4.75
&
up
Boot Socles,
long or short ,
65c
Marine Pants & Jackets,
Army Coveralls, Forest
Green
Whipcords
5.95
Chalmers Boxer
Natl. Advertised
1.25 only
Shorts,
85c
60 c
Stainless Steel
Spoons ...... dot.
Jackets of all types, tents
and tarps, and hundreds
ol Items, all priced to sell,
Sizes 94.75 Up
Halsey Notes
HALSEY Word has been re
ceived by frtendi here ot the
death of Mrs. Linna C. Michener,
aged 82, of Mulvane, Kansas. She
was formerly Llnna Ramsay and
was born at Halsey, Aug. 8, 1866,
the daughter of Jacob and Louisa
Ramsay. She attended Albany
College and later was Linn
county school teacher. While
teaching she met and married Mr.
C. H. Michener, principal of the
school. They were married In Hal
sey, in 1893 and continued to
teach together until he went to
Cincinnati to study medicine. Af
ter completing his course they
moved to Mulvane, Kansas
Purity Past Noble Grand Club
next meeting is March 31 with
Mrs. Wesley Holloway.
Rev. J. J. Gillespie of Salem Is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
John Smith and family.
Miss Shirley Rathman, a former
Halsey resident, is here visiting
friends. Her home Is at Ontario,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Holmes and
Kenneth and Douglas of Kenzua,
Oregon are here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Tate and family.
OAKRIDGE STARTS
OAKRIDGE Princesses elect
ed from the high school classes
who will vie for the title of Queen
at the Junior Carnival to be giv
en in April are eighth grade,
Mildred Campbell; freshman, Hel
en Smith; sophomore, Marlyn Fill-
back; Junior, Libby Briscoe, sen
iors, Bonnie Jones.
Mrs. Reginald Erskine was
elected secretary and treasurer of
the Lady Lions replacing Mrs.
Glenn McAuthur who resigned
her office recently. Mrs. Erskine
will be installed Wednesday,
March 2 at the home of Mrs. Ran
dall Clark. ,
New officers of the Christian
Endeavor at the Oakridge' Chris
tian Church: Libby Briscoe, pres
ident; Don Heimburger, vice-president;
June Martin, secretary;
Lynn Brunson, lookout chairman;
Bonnie Blakely, music chairman;
Allen Lafferty, finance and Jerry
Darrah, social.
Eugene Markets
BUTTERFAT
rn. Heidi 70e
Second Quality , , 69c
Premium quality (maximum of .39 ol
1 per cent add) . 64e
BUTTER (Wholessle Fries)
A prints , 72c
AA prints Tie
OH r ERR fWhalMftia Prlea)
Triplets, lb.
40c
ivoai. o-i d.
EGGS (BaTln Tte)
Rvtra Tjirst AA
,.B0e
49c
50C
Large AA ,
jumoos
Grade A Large
Grade A Medium
Grade B Large
47c
under uraaes .
-34c
-40c
Grari A Rmsll
Large AA -. S7e
Grade A Large -56c
Grade A Medium .
94c
uraae a umau .
-3DC
POIII.TRT ,BnTlnv Priea)
Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored
Hens, over 4 lbs. No. 3 colored ..
rfpnu. iinrlai 4 IKa.. No. 1 rtlnrad
Hens, under 4 lbs.. No. 2 colored 2ac
Leghorns, over 4 lbs., No. 1 light 27c
Leghorns, over 4 lbs.. No. 3 light ...33c
Leghorns, under 4 lbs., No. 1 light 33c
Leghorns, under 4 lbs., No. 3 light 19c
No, 1 colored springs. 3 to 4 lbs. --3Sc
No. 1 Leghorn springs, l'A-lb. or over 35c
No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. 30c
No. 3 colored springs. 2-3 lbs 32c
No. 3 Leghorn springs, lb lbs. or over 21c
Stags and cocks ,16c
R1BI1
Caacara lb.
Dry Grape Root. lb. ,1c
Ferns, per bunch varied
TALLOW
Tallow, No. 1
Tallow, No, I
House grease
HIDES
c
10e
- 7c
Grease
7c
Calf up to 10 lbs. .
.-WC
Portland list
PORTLAND, Teb. 38 f AP) Butterfat
Tentaitve, subject to immediate, cnange.
Premium quality maximum to .35 to 1
per cent acidity delivered In Portland.
66-69c lb.: first quality 64-67c lb.; second
quality 62-65c; valley routes and country
points 2c less than first.
Butter Wholesale. F.O.B. bulk cubes to
wnoiesaiers: uraae aa. score, one jd.j
At V6 score, aw id.; a. w score, tue jo.;
C. 89 score. 62c lb. Above prices are
strictly nominal. . . - .
Cheese Selling crlce to Portland wnole
salers: Oregon singles, 38',4-48ic; Oregon
a-io. joai. i-ouc. . ,
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade large,
4&-5Uic; A grade, medium, 48'49c:
grade B. large, 45'i-48c. tti
Live Chickens (No. 1 quality F.O.B.
plants) Broilers, under 2V4 lbs., 26-37c:
frvers. 2V to 3 lbs.. 37c: 3 to 4 lbs.. 20-
30c: roasters. 4 lbs. and over, 32-Mc; fowl.
leghorns. 4 ids. and unaer. To-nci leg
horns, over 4 lbs.. 2&.32c; colored fowl,
all weights. 34 -35c i old roosters aJ)
weights. lfi-20c lb.
rianons Average to growers ior; uve
whitA. 1 tn IS lbs.. 27.20c: R to I lbs.. 25.
27c: colored. 2 cents lower: old or heavy
does, 13-1 8c lb.: dressed fryers to butch
ers 57-60c lb.; old and heavy ones, 3S-39c
lb.
Fresh Dressed Meat (wholesalers to'
retailers per hundred pounds).
BMf Staers. sood. 700 lbs., s.73-30:
commercial $33-36: utility, 130-31.
Cows Commercial. $30-33; utility, $30
31: canner-cutter. $29-31.
iieei uuis "boo a eieers nina quaners.
$36-38: rounds. $40-43: full loins, trimmed.
$43-48; triangles. $30-34; square chucks.
$34-33: ribs, $40-43; forequarters. $30-34.
Veal and Calf Good and choice. $45
49; commercial. $45-47; utility, $42-43.
juuiton Viooa. vu jds.i aown. BiM-ai.
Pork Cuts Loins. No. 1. 8 to 12 lbs..
$50-54: shoulders, 18 lbs. down. $39-41;
spareriDS. so-w, carcasses. u-a.ao.
Wool Coarse valley and medium
grades. 45c lb.
iuonair c id. on lz-monui arowin.
Country killed meats:
VflTnn ntmHtv. 12-4!li lh nfrtar
grades according to weight and quality.
Hogs Light blockers 32-33c lb-; sows,
light, 25-27c lb.
Ldmrtt tz-uc id.i muuon. ib-zzc.
Rppf Good cqwi. 22-2Ac lb.: cinntr and
cutters, 22-26c lb.
unions -oy jd. western ure yiuowi nu
1 mnri . Tjiraa ilM.l.nm hollars. ,
BO lb. $1.35-1.45. Idaho & Eastern Ore. yel-1
lows. 60 lb. large, $3.25.f35; med.. $1.65-'
2 10-lb, 4547c; brown onion sets IS-H'ac
lb. , ..I
foiaioes ure. itusseis uescnuies. no
A 4.4.flft: 2V1b. No. 1.A Cl.10.1.1.1: 1ft.
lb. No. 1-A 68.70c: Idaho No. 1-A $4 40
4.60j New potatoes, Fla. Triumph 60-1 b.
sks.. No. 1A $3.75-4. No. 1-B BO lb. 13
3.25: local Burbanks 100 lb. sk.. $139.
Hay Following wholesale prlets are
strictly nominal. TJ. S. No. 3 green al
falfa or better, baled truck lots whole
sale, Portland, $45-48: U. 5. No. 1 Tim
othy. $45-48. Oats and vetch mixed nay.
uncertified clover hay, $27-30 ton. baled,
on Willamette valley farms.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLANDT March 3 'API OJ.S.D.A.)
Salable cattle 250 calves 50; market
active, fully steady at week's advance,
some additional strength on cannercutter
cows; scattered lots and 1 load medium
steers 850-10UO lbs. 22.30-23.50: 1 lot good
11?9 lbs. 24.50; good light steers quotable
upward to Monday's top of 25.35; com
mon down to 19.00: common-medium
heifers 17.0021.00: cutters down to 16.00
or below; canner cutter cows largely
13.00.15.00; few up to 15 50; young dairy
type cows of common grade up to lft-W:
few com mon -medium beef cows 16.00
17.50; good young cows quotable up to
20.00; odd good bulls 22.00: common
medium grades 17.0021.00: good vealers
steady at 29.00-31.50; choice quotable up
to 33.00: light culls downward to 10.00.
Salable hois 200; market steady; good
choice 180-235 lbs. mostly 23.00; 250-290
lbs. JO. 50 -2 1.00: good 30-500 lb. sows
iB.uo-au; gooa-cnoica ev-isa id. xeeaer
21 fto-23 00.
table sheen BOt market active, fully
steady; few lots good-choice 95-103 lb.
fed wooled lambs 23.50: good-choice
slaughter ewes salable 10. 00-11. 00 or above.
PORTLAND ORAl!t
PORTLAND, March f AP) Wheat
futures not quoted.
Cash wheat: Soft white 2-26 toft white
(excluding rex) 2.26; white club 2 26;
western red 2.26. mt
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.26: 10 per
cent 2 26; 11 per cent 2 26; 12 per cent
3. 28.
Hsrd whit Mart? Ordlnsry 1.28:10 per
cent 3 28; 11 per cent 2 30; 12 per cent
fodAJ! ear racslpts: Wheat Sfii barlty
Locals from Crow r
CROW Trucks of lumber, logs
and poles are again en the road.
Several mills and logging opera
tions are back at work sifter a long
shut down.
Everyone Is slad to be back at
work and with the nice warm
days a common sight Is people
working at the garden and flow
ers. Hope Kindt of Tax Hollow is a
new student at the high school.
She is staying at the Paul Bloom
home. Katherine and Carlos
Ridgeway, third and fourth grade
pupils left Hadleyville School
when their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Ridgeway moved from here
to Dexter last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Stubblefield
are enjoying a visit with his father
who just arrived from Pendleton.
Flem Henderer of Hadleyville
has been ill at his home but is improving.
Public Markef
er.GS
Overture -.
Grade A Irffe
Grade A Medium
Grade A Small
XEGETAHLiEB
vocadoe. No. 41
Cabbage, lb, .
ChHair. Rr1. lb.
Carrots, 9 bunch ei for
Lettuce, neaa, two
Cauliflower, lb. .
celery, bunen
Celery, hearts
Cucumbers, ea
Onirtrui
Onions, dry. three lbs.
rarsiey. ouncn -
Radishe. bunch
Penoers. Green, lb.
Potatoes, new sweet, three lbs. .
foiaioes. jo ids.
Tomatoes, two lbs. -Beets.
3 bunches for .
xarns. 3 ids.
rarsnipj. 2 ids. .
inrnips, d jos. .
rKuin
ADDles. 3 lhs.
Gsape fruit 3 .
Graotfriilt.
Walnuta. lb., shelled
Walnuts, unshelled .
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sively to the use for republication of all
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wen as aii news aispaicnes.
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By Carrier, monthly ... $ 1.25
tsy uarrier. B monuis in advance 6.50
By Carrier, yearly in advance . 12.50
By Mail, in Oregon. 8 months 5.25
By Mail, in Oregon, 1 year 10.00
By Mail, out of State. J month 1.50
By Mall, in Oregon one month 1.25
By Mail, in Oregon, 3 months 3-00
New mail subscriptions In carrier de
livered zones charged same rata as car
rier delivery.
LEGALS
100
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned as executor of the Estate of
Ethel P. Boyer. deceased, has filed his
rinal Account as such executor in the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
iMim county ano
annotated Fridav '
Lane County and that said court has
ma w oay or iviarcn.
1&49. at 9:00 A.M. as the time and tha
Circuit Court Rnnm 4n Ihm Countv Court
mrt
nouse, ziusene. L-anc -ouniy. ureson. as
the place for hearing objections thereto
ana me oeiuemeni mereoi.
Pated this 2nd day of February 1949.
Kxecutor as Aforesaid
No.
1303 Wednesday. March 2. 1949
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
the undersigned Executrix has filed her
final account In the Circuit Court of
tne cute ot Oregon for Lane county,
which Court has appointed 9:30 A.M.
of March 1ft. 104 (J. tha ttm It will
hear objections thereto and for final
settlement or 6atd estate. ,
Executrix of the Last Will
ana Tesiament or BXttUH
DORSEY, Deceased.
RAY AND PENNINGTON,
tuorneys ior estate.
No. 1323 Wednesday. March 18. 1949.
NOTICR Tfl CRFTHTnTIfl
NOTICE is hereby given that Lois
r. von voigntianaer nas been appointed
executrix of the Last WiU and Testament
8f the estate of Oscar Von Voightlander,
Joceased. by the Circuit Court for Lane
County. State of Oregon. All persons
having claims against said estate afe
requested to present them with the
RTop5ir Avonchera. within six months from
the date of this notice to the office of
HV8,9i ThpmPSon, Attorney at Law,
874 Willamette Street. Eugene. Oregon.
1949. puoucaxion, jreoruary IB,
LOIS T. VON VOIGHTLANDER
Executrix of the Estate of Oscar
HALE O. THOMPSON
Attorn.y for Estate
74 WUlametta street
Eufene. Oreaon
no. lag wedneaday March It. 184.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEft that the
undersigned, Cora E Crampton has been
!PplnJfAdminUtrati5mSnh5 Ejfate
i n. (SiiTi. S1 Vlf i.sSa,S P' Oreaon for
such .dmlnfiMtrV aua""M
All persons havlnc claims acalnst salrl
ffi,W," " M! Present the
. m,tVi aa icuuitea py law. wiT.n
ii5V;.0,8. 'fe Bt 'Lrst. WbllMUon ot this
njtlce. to the administratrix of said
Fort', ho" Willamette StreVlT EuVne,
CORA E. CRAnnjTON. Administratrix
Deceased.
HUSBAND AND FORT. Attorneys for
DATE of Firpt PubKcation.
Marcn 2. 1949.
No, 1333 Wednesday, March 30. 1949.
IN THE CIRCtrfT COTrpT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR LANE COUNTY
fiTTMWlTJR
CITY OF EUGENE, a Municipal Corpor
atlon, Plaintiff,
W. J. ROGERS and JANE DOR ROfiTP.nS.
nis wiie, u marriea, ana rne unttnown
heirs of W. J. Roear and .Tana Dne
Rogers. if deceased; JENNIE LEE
rnnoitn ana iunn liuc fkasxcK,
her husband. If married, and the un
known heirs of Jennie Lee Frasier and
John Doe Frasier, if deceased; BROW-
Nr.I.t, FR ARTF.R anrt .TflTIN nnT
FRASIER. her husband. If married, and
the unknown heirs of Brownell Frasier
and John Vtm
JANET SLAWTER. and .TOHN DOE
jivvvy i t-n. ner nusoana. 11 marriea.
ana tne urtKnown neirs or Janet siaw
ter and John Doe Slawter. if deceased;
al?o any .and all other persons or
fianiai up Known claiming- any risni.
Itle, estate, lien or interest in the real
estate described In the Complain here
in. Defendants.
TO: W. J. ROGERS and JANE DOE
HUlitns. nis wiie, u marriea. ana
the unknown heirs of W. J. Rogers
and Jane Doe Rosers. If deceased:
TO: JENNIE LEE FRASIER and JOHN
uue. niAMbH. ner nusoana, it
married, and tha unknown heirs of
Jennie Lee Frasier and John Doe
FhASIER. If deceased:
TO: BROWNELL FRASIER , and JOHN
ljuk; rnsii!rt. ner. nusDano. 11
married, and the unknown heirs of
Brownell . Frasier and John Doe
Frailer, if drrvafn:
TO: JANETsLAWTER and JOHN DOE
hLftWiLH, ner nusoana, 11 marriea.
and the unknown heirs of Janet
Slwtr and John Doa Slawter. If
TO: ANYiAlriD ALL OTHER PERSONS
UK PARlltS uriMSUWfl UWV1IV1-
ING ANY RIGHT. TITLE, ESTATE.
LIEN OR INTEREST IN THE REAL
ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE
COMPLAINT HEREIN; '
DEFENDANTS.
TM TirR NAMT OF THtt RTATlt OF
OREGON:
You and each ol you are hereby Te
ouired to appear and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff filrd against vou
In the above entitled cause and court,
within four Mi weeks from the date
of the first publication of this summons,
and if you fail to appear and answer,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply to the said court for the relief
prayed for in Its complaint on file here
in, to-wit: for a decree of this court
quieting plaintiff's tile in and to the
premises described in said complaint, and
described as
ion
JSr
Lots IB. 19, 30, 22 In Block 33 Frafier
and Highland Addition to Eugene,
ana CounU', Oregon.
hut vou and mr)y nf mil n Kdludeed
to have no estate ot interest whatsoever
in or to the land and premises above
described, and that the plaintiff Is the
owner in fee simple of said property set
out in the Complaint, and that you end
each of you be forever enjoined and de-1
barred from asserting any claim .what-,
soever thereto adverse to the plaintiff, i
and for such other relief as to tn Court
y seem juit and equitable.
mmmnni la tii.hllah1 Anc mmfti
week for four f4 successive and con
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the Honorable Q. F. Skipworth Judge
ot the above-entitled Court, said order
duly made and entered on tha 8th day
of February. ltHS.
uaTe oi iirsi puDiicauon or summons
February 9. 1949.
Date of la,t publication of summons
March 9. 1949.
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Executor ind Extcutrlx of the Eiuie or
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iea tneir Finn Account tn the Estate, in
le Circuit Court of Lane Cotintv. n.
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the Court House in Eugene. Oregon, for
hMririB of obTections of said Final' Ac-
ifmf. Hirri!Sr.d'irurRI'cK.r'
Sf Ihe r.tSJi ' MacR"" Executrix.
PATE or F1rt UBLtCATION
NOTICE OF. SALE OT BONDS
.i5.fcJ,D5, "'ed bldi by the tinder-llF')"s,-rTW"i'
',ht Rl'" Road
Water District. Lant County. Oregon. ""
hereby requeued for the following Is.tie.
to-wlt: S40.0O0.0O worth of general obll-
Satlon water bond., said bonds to be In
enomlnations of 100O.( each, and io
he dated April 1, IMS and to mature as
follows:
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Bids will b received up to
hour
of 8:00 P.M. on thp 22nd day of March.
by the under-.! en td.
and will be
novned at fh nfftrm
!5 oi ine sam Kiver
goad Water District at 116 Elkay Drive.
iiij,cnr. ungon ai eaio nour.
Bidders are requested to Include the
rate of Interest at which they will ac
cept the bonds at par or premium.
All bonds of tht series maturing after
January 1. shall be rallabV at nar
on any Interest due date after Jantiarv 1.
lira d.v JU aays Drior nonce puniisnea in
a npu-soanpr of con, ml HrrulnHnn in
Lane County. Oregon, said bond to be
called in inverse numerical order, be-
Ttiriv miiRt Yi nnronrlHlnnnl anrt a cer
tifier! check eoual to 2 nf the K'd orlcr
nvi accompanv earn tn a evnene oi
Tnort faith on thi Tart of tht? HflHw. Said
hfris hall nnt draw Interest, hut will be
forfeited tn th" said District a itrunoTeo
damnncs should the successful bidder
withdraw his bid or fail or neglect to
i-niriplntf his purchase in accordance with
th- terms thereof. , , ...
The Tioard nf Commismners of the
Rlvr Road Water TOistrict reserve hi
right to reiect any and all bids, and b'o
o waive any and all Informalities in ihe
bids.
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A. R. Holeman.
Secretary
M Elkav Drive.
No. 1.TW Wedncsdav. March 16. 1949.
MriTirT riF nVAT, RFTrT.FAtF.NT
KOTTfir. TS MFRF.RY GIVEN. That
tha F.verutrtx of the estate of F. L.
Chambers, deceased, has filed her Final
Account in said estate In the Circuit
Court of Lane County, Oregon, and the
Court has appointed the Ifith day of
marcn. iai ai v.ou o ciock n.nu 01
said day in the Circuit Court room In
the Court House in Eugene. Oregon for
the hearing of objections to such Final
Account and the settlement of said es
tate. MARY CHAMBERS BROCKELBANK
Executrix:
CALKINS A CALKINS
Attorneys for Estate
No. 1321 -Wednesday, March 18. 1849.
Business & Prof. Directory 110
REG. SURVEYOR. Albert L. Anderberg.
aaw location, wo yean st. Fn. B57P-W.
Death Notices 115
WTNCHELL: Clarence Alvin Winchell. age
44. or uexier, aira as a result 01 a
logging accident Tuesday, March 1 1949.
He was born in Soarta. Wisconsin Fetv
27. 1905. He had been a resident of this
community for 23 years, A member of
tne uresweu ioage no.-112 A.r &
York Bodies: Laurel Chanter No.
e A.M.
SI of
Royal Arch Masons. Roseburg; Ascalon
Commandry No. 14 Knights Templar of
Roseburg; Hillah Temrjle A.A.O.W.M.S.
of Ashland. He is survived by his
mother: Grace Woodliff. Sparta. Wis
consin; one, brother. Fred Winchell,
Calif.; one sister: Delia Tarbell, Phoe
nix. Arizona. Funeral services wilt be
held at the Bartholomew-Buell Chapel
Friday, March 4. at 2 p.m. with the
Creswell Lodge No. 112 A.T 8t A.M. of.
flclating. Interment in Westlawn Ceme
tery. Funeral Directors 125
MILLER- SHERMAN FUNERAL
HOMES.
Junction City Ph. 66 Harrlsburg Ph. 43
vtcatpw Hnr.r.TNr.;wnp-fj
UN GLAND FUMTIRA1. NOMT.
Phone 112 Pearl Street at 10th
EUGENE CREMATORIUM
1100 Charnelton
Phona 711
RARTHni.oMirw.mnrT.T. nEraowi
8prlnncld 6th and B Phone 31
POOLE. LA RSEN FUNERAL wnivrr.
1100 Charnelton Phone 723
SCHWERINO & ENGLAND CHAPEL
Creawell. 1st and "C" SL Ph. 817
Phone 433 115a OUve 8
flower Shops 130
KIRKLAND'S FLORAL CO. Flowers
for all occasions. Eugene-Sprlnglield.
STEVENS' FLORAL SERVICE
marguerite Bievens
rvonc
FUNERAL WORK our specialty, flowers
by TOMMY WILLIAMS. Ph. 3610. 2086
a lam flve.
171 West Broadway Ph. 4B9-W
Cottag. Grove's own florist. Ph. 183
Personals
140
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets 8
. in. inursaay ai in Tienaiy tiouse,
Uth and Ferry. Write 115 E. Uth Ave.
wince no. yt. rn. vttat
ANY GIRL in trouble needing a friendly
"dvlser write The Salvation Army
White Shield Home, P. O. Box 3916,
rui uaiiu a, urenon or leiepnone ea
con 1632.
A DINNER PARTY
SPENCER .CORSETIERE. Mary M. Bak-
r?r. maple Drive, Springfield. Ph.
7193. Free figure analysis. Appointments
ni my nome or yours,
DENTAL. PLATE REPAIR! Dr. Harry
oeuuer. uenusii corner nn ana wu
lamette, Eugene. Ore.
SPENCER, Individually designed, SUP-
UKT5. Mrs. A. G. Sandahl. Ph. Spfld.
teal, ior Hppu
LADY PSYCHOLOGIST, palmistry read-
jiik QHiiy. wj g,asi HQwy,nm. wm.
IF LONELY, write Ruth A, Wade. Box
Vancouver. Wash.
Lost and Found 150
PICKED UP by passing motorist on Hy.
08 fun. eve. about f! p.m. near her
home, Small Golden-Red female Span
el. This dog more than a family pet
little girl heart broken. Reward for her
return or Inform, regarding her. Phone
Spfld. 2030 or write AJ Haynle, Dex
ter. Ore.
,OST 5 mo. old BI and White Bos
ton terrier, child's peU has bad left
LOST Spccer ball from 2MS Fairmount,
uiuuauiy ronea aown nui. neasa notify
Tommy Hawn. Reward.
'9aUND T, An. automatic war to end
dishwashing drudgery forever Phone
LOST: A black . Peke and Cocker female
2?: 'n vicinity of Paramount Mkt.,
Spfld. Call Spfld. 0r64.
LOST: Atlas gas cap with keys, license
in prastic tube attached. Lost north of
yniLBgn urove. ai tjoiiage urove,
LOST. Brn. leather keys A case. At feast
n Ke.va. vera Hawn osDurn Hotel
Beauty. Ph. AQQ7.
FOUND: Bum of money in Russell's.
owner may have by paying for ad and
calling 4330' M.
LOST: DOWNTOWN or in McDonald.
"."ami nns wrni j aiamonds. call
4760-HX. Reward.
FOUND Gold locket downtown Monday.
wnuiy ana pay ior aa. rn, aiH-J.
LOST black and white dor, fin. reward
offered. Call Mr. Carrouthers 2127.
LOST: Lace handkerchief. E. Bdwy.
lave at neglster-Suard. Reward.
FOUND: Wrlstwatch. Identify at 1S.15
"B" St. Spndj
FOUND TRUCK TIRE le WHEEL.
?7I4 nS'le St.
Duplexes, Apts. for Sale 205
William B. Stenwick
Realtor
EASTSIDE
TWO FAMILY DWELLING
$&P00. Terms 4 INTEREST
Idesl for lane family or for income prop
erty, consuls of living room. KJtch'n,
two bedrooms, full bsth, and utility
room on main floor. 2nd floor has liv
ing room, kitchen, one bedroom, and
bath. Large rorner lot, close to Univer
sity, and onlv one block to bus. Let
Lrry Dupre show you this one. Call
6331 vs. 5444-M.
43 West llth Ave. Phone 8M1
RODMANS Realtors
On beautiful Highway 35 abut 40 mil's
from Eugene. Equipped with 2 gas
Sumps. noisT, air compresior, etc.
ullding only 3 ear old. Land on both
Me of hlghwav with room for several
rabins. Prtre sfiSOO Thre is aHo a n)r
mall modern house that ran b nnr-
rne"a "epiraTeil
RODMANS REALTORS
931 Charnelton FbOM 4000
LEGALS
DupUxei, Apti. for SaU 205
EQUITY to 4 apt apartment houw at
wo N. 4th at. Springfield for fle or
trade. Write to fo 46th Ave. Long-
vlew, Wash,
Lots & HomsiiUf
210
Tots . . . lots . . . lots
COU.KGE HfLL. two dlolnlni 60x160.
WEST 11th. '4 lotj. 84x144, .ch IMS.
SO. HILYARD. 51x110. T70. terms.
Muu earn.
12000.
ijw aown.
18th off FRIENDLY. S lota SBxUJ, 11900
each.
PETER W; WINANDY
... 8 loth St
$25 Cash $25 per month
Will buy you a Ibvaly half acre tract in
the suburbs of Eugene or Springfield,
excellent garden, berry or fruit land,
good roads, lights, power, prices range
from r.00 to $700. pav $25 cash, then
$35 per month for 4 months and then
ia or more per month
SeS V'fl1 Kinney or Wendell Gross, 96
Owner Wants Action
Severs, nice lots on South Hilyard. Pay
Olie-tnirrl rinwn inH .tart klUI
PAUL W. CAMPBELL
REALTOR
1060 High Street
Phone 320
RODMANS Realtors
Established Refutation.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
A little old. yes. but at a price that Is
'Li"".11 op..in a ciose in location
500 b ock on West IfHh w h.-. th
key. 10 rooms. 2 haths. rtarthlv iir,
nished. Large lot. $12,600. $moo Aovm.
938 Charnelton pTione 4C00
FILBERT FARM LOTS for sale on High
Overhead, nice, high, dry lot, lots' are
wcaica in pioi oeiween present nvry.
wn . ana rne proDOjea new Hwy.
S. Lots are good for business devetoi
ment. For sale by L. J. Geiger, 316
Street. Springfield.
HILL VIEW SUB-DIVISION
Choice residential lots for sale. Close to
mis line ana sen 001 ous. out 01 1100a
area. Fine soil. Joins the city limits
of Springfield.
fnr nrlr-e nrt terni
inquire
SPFLD.
of OWNER 1130 MILL ST..
Its No Steal
But It Is one of the best lots available In
a good residential district. Location
East 19th betw. High & Mill Sts. 48x135.
paved street, sidewalk, sewer and yes
a good view, too. Call 2766-R.
MALABAR HILL
Within the City Limits. Wide frontage.
View Lots. Restricted. TeL 3417 or
3083-J or see your Broker.
34th ST.. lot 66x160. foundation, subfloor.
stuaaings up. some lumper. Price sioao.
cash.
PETER W. WINANDY
48 E. 10th
Ph. 348B
A FINE LOCATION for a real home. Ad
jacent U. of O. campus. Walk to class,
suitable for basement. Quiet, dignified
street. All utilities. Inquire at 1177
Onyx. -
SUPERB VIEW from this 75x150 ft. lot
on Lawrence St. for $1100. By owner.
L.ail BUl-ltA.
DUPLEX LOT, 1 blk. from campus. Ph.
3300. sxu
ACRE on Barger Drive, 13 young fruit
and nut trees. Inq. 619 E. 8th Ave.
Eugene Houses for Sale 220
$1500 Down!
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE close In on
West Side. Hardwood floors, fireplace,
Jiot water heat, on paved street, large
ot. three blocks to Eugene High. Call
Air Hamilton at 320 4o Ihift.
PAUL W. CAMPBELL
REALTOR
1060 High Street
. RAYBROGDON
WE HAVE AN EXCLUSIVE listing on
close In property, at 759 West llth Ave.
Thl nlnre hn he en newlv nainted and
decorated inside and out and all new
plumbing, and an excellent Sob of re-
mnHflllntf. Ther in a ha lot and ar
excellent chance for appreciation in
value on this property. If you like close
in property aon i overioox wis.
RAY BROGDON
7 Wesl Uth Phone 4382
BOB DAVIS Realtor
691 Willamette St.. ph. 913
East Side Home
2 bedroom home, living room 13x30 ft,
hnrriuinnrl flnnr. wall nil furnace. rn1
nice kitchen with plenty of bull tins,
Damroom. uuuiy room, saraca ii
tt Cflflnn. with turmi
3- Bedroom home, living room, kitchen
wun Dunlins, oainroom, unmy roomi
saraste. larse work shoo. Rarden SDace,
$S850 with a low down payment. Make
us an offer.
We have lots on the West and East side
ror aaio. at iav io ?iiud.
East Side Home
WITH 3 bedrooms, neat and clean, oak
floors and on paved street, very de-
airaoic locauon. ju)uu wiui terms.
BLINKHORN
REALTY SERVICE
Phone 5010 21 West 1'
RAY BROGDON
tt art Rinr
HERE'S A 3 BDRM. Cute one that won't
require a lot of repair. It is paper and
S milieu, na neat as can ue. nas a circ.
replace and a lot of garden room
and patio, too. Call Bob Glass. 682 -W
Sun. At Eves.
RAY BROGDON
T W. llth Phone 4362
RODMANS Realtors
(Established Reputation)
Twn r.nnn i atc
No. 1. 80x150 ft. on College Hill. In good
residential district,. Paved street, sewer
nnri urAtrr. 1 Son.
No. 2. 65x115 ft. on wooded slope. In Col
lege i-rest District, uood road, city
water and light. $10.10.
RODMANS REALTORS
03B Charnelton Phone 4WW
River Road Special
3 Bedroom home with unfinished attic.
hardwood floors throughout, fireplace,
aulo. oil furnace heat, lot 66x203, Im
mediate possession. Price reduced to
SI 2.50(1.
WESTERN HOME Builders
31 West llth Ave. Ph. 4469
WEST SIDE HOME
RY OWNER
2 . BEDROOMS, attractive g!assed-ln
sleeping porcm men living room anfl
dining room, fireplace, kitchen with
lots of builtins and nook. Ige. light util
ity and garage on rear of house. Lot
60x160 with fruit trees, berries and
SrflDM Garden nonrn. ntwlv iipi-nrtff1
throughout and a real value. Excellent
location, immediate possession. 1230 W.
10th Ave.
Priced to Sell
3 bedroom home close to Eugene High,
aqiiDie piumnea, oaiemcm. auiO oil
heat, hardwood floors and It Is priced
to sell.
WESTERN HOME Builders
21 West llth Ave. Ph. 4460
$2000 DOWN
By owner New 3 bdrm. distinct! v .-
lenor. oeauuruuy piasiereo interior,
hardwood floors, deluxe plumbing fix
tures, eiec. water tank. Automatic
washer auto, oil heat, wired for range.
Balance $6600 at i"t interest. Phone
6T OWNER: Near University, two bdrm.'
Drauniui iivina-nining. rm.. rircuiaung
fire place, hardwood floors. Large
kitchen, loaded with built. ins. tiie-
posra wans, launory rm., roofed shel
ter with brick floor ideal place to dry
clothes. Large single garage, big gar
den. Total S8.5W). 677 East 17th Ave.
EQUITY FOR SALE 8 rm. furn. hse.
IQUITY FOR SALE 8 rm. furn. I
L. ft.. t. R.i S B. B. and office
I Mt bath. fur. heat. fur. rm. fuel s
tier.
age. store rm.
mmf) nrnn. Im
2 car fsrft. flnnr! In.
mmed. pos. take late car.
or trailer hse. and cash.
Beech
BY OWNER: New home, 3 bdrm. large
iiviiiH .in., ijr!pia:. ainina room. Kit
chen. lovely nook, hdwood floors thru
out, full basement oil furnace, 80 gal.
elc. hot water tank, large lot, good
location. Full price 14.d0p. $5000 dn.
Located 2284 Wash. Inn. I Ml Lincoln.
FARM HOUSE. 4, Mrmi . hilh A l.'r..
ioi. some truit trees and berries. 45O0
on wrm . m. nouse, oreafuast nook
Hty. large lot. 13000. Urms. 121
E. 40th
P. Sharp.
3 BDRM. plastered nearly new. hardornnri
.mum, uinai;p, cici. water, wirea ror
rarije. 3794 Basil St I blk. W. 18 tn
HtuwNfK vac. house at 2420 Cherry
4rovt at, DIk. E. of 24th 8e Aiatel
S?i!)n lnrliiriMC rtma i n1n.
cic. w, ni. i crms. rn. V(J3.
rOR SALE BY OWNErT's days onW 1
UNIV." DISTRICT 3-Mn
daaltra. 1404 VUUrcl
BY GWNF.R
Brand new bdrm. home. 2158 Madison.
Price 19800. ferrnj. or will build, for
you on your Jot. Free estimates. C. B.
Hale Contractor. Ph. 3729-J.
lUgister-Guard. Eugene, Ore.,
Eugene Houses lor Sale 220
VERNON ALLEN
Heal Estate
730. A REAL BARGAlrT
trays. Eiec. water heat-
mi circ. neater.
Hiihprlced lot Call Mr. NeUon. phone
C97d-W. eves. 7087-J.
ON EAST 19TH. 1 BEDROOMS
Nice neighborhood. Near schools and
stores. Bus by door. Large Jiving room.
y"'i'- uy'n Baraga. vaiuaDle
lot.
All for nnlv tflfWl
terms.
Imnierj. poss. Call Mr. Nelsoi
son phone
Dtfiii-w. eves. 7unr-j,
Living room, kitchen, brkfast nook, bath.
.last nooK. DAin,
buy at tsooi).
it . and small
i nice yard. Can
I'liny niom. v Bona Duy
omaii anwn naymeni
moniniy paymenis. ajso
1 im aincKiana, pni
hone 8970-W. eves.
pna. (wi-i.
FAST RIDF. VF.RV WiriT
2-bedroom home, with living room, dining
room comb Kitchen and bath, utility
room. Aiiacnea sarase. isrge ouiit-in
cupboards In bedrooms. Lot 35x1 R0.
Very good buy, $10,000. Good terms.
Call Tirn Strirkland. phone 6976-W.
eves. RDfld. 7004.
VERNON ALLEN
Real Estate
1428 5 Will.. Eugene
.121 Main. Springfield
WE HAVE an unfinished 1-bedroom
home on the East Side, near theater,
store and bus for only $1100 down. See
mis ana um.n tne way you aesire.
DO VOU PREFER an Eatt Sid a Inra
tlon? We have a 3-bedroom home
witn large living room, kitchen, bath,
on cone, foundation, sewer. Sarase.
near school, bus and store. Full price
84200 with terms. See Bentley.
IF OU LIKE to dig In the garden In
the spring. $1700 down buys a 1-bedroom
home on West Side with a good
garden spot. Close to bus. Full price
ft35nn. wttVi terms. Sen Tinr Seelv
TWO BEDROOM home, furnished, near
iv f. snops memoes eiectric range.
All for $4000. with the RIGHT terms.
See Doc Seely.
TWO BEDROOM HOME on West Side.
big lot. Price $3500 with $1000 down
and S25 per month. See Doc Seely.
ONE OF THE REST NEW 3 bedroom
homes that ever set on a aoxtu con
crete foundation. It is modern and has
oil furnace. Full price $9000. See Doc
.
3 ACRES GOOD SOIL. 1 rm. garage
S3800 with $1000 down,. See Doc See
ly CLOSE IN East Side Apartment House.
Very good income, on sewer, pave
ment. For full information see Bent
ley. GILMORE REALTY COMPANY
2 Specials
RIVER ROAD WAY
3 bedroom house, newly decorated. Large
tot 93x199. nicely landscaped. This nice
FToperty. siu.&uu. some terms, amy, aii
urnlture goes with this.
EAST 17th ST.
k-room house, fireplace. 2 bedrooms
nlca tiled batn. Bran a Kitchen, recent
ly reflnished. Priced for immediate sale
$6950. Some terms. Furniture can be
bought for $1000 extra. Or will trade
ior nouse m torvauis.
MADDAUGH
& KOONS
Ph. 5049 llth & Chambers
47 East 7th
Good location off River Road, close to
scnooi ana ciiy dub. wen lanascapea,
shrubs and cherry trees, big lot. 3 bed-
roum nome, uving room, ainewe. gjicn
en. ttAchprI anrna anrl ntllltv. rm,
crete drive. A good home, priced right
Fairmount District. hMi ttif.il vtaur. i
oearoom nome, large uving room, view
windows, fireplace. Full basement, f ur-
onown oy appoiniment only.
R. A. BOWERS
HAROLD W. POLLOCK
REAL ESTATE AND INST TRAMPS'.
30 W. 8th Ave. Phone 6269
CaU 6268 anytime
GOOD 3-BEDROOM HOME. 19300
Living room with
nrepiace, aining roon
nice Kiicnen.
jijosww. temeni lounaatian. aitacru
garage, payed street, close to bus and
shopping district.
immeaiaia posses-
4-BEDROOM HOME ONLY 79M
dinfng space, basement, furnace, wired
dining space, basement, furnace, wired
for range, attached garage and work
shop. hdwd. floors, plastered, close to
GEO. L. ARMSTRONG
Gilmora Branch Office 649 Willamette
goUTH WEST SIDE. 3 bedrooms, large
11 VinB Ann )r(tshn. d-nlocM hath, rnvi
am,
ceninas. narawooa iirs.. nil lioor turn.
Nice Jiigh Jot, 67x150. 2 blocjcs to store
ana ous. rir
to sell. tSlOO
EAST SIDE nr
irnt tlm on mrlrat. nrlrari
100. Turmsi.
SIDE one bedroom, liv. room, kit-
cnen. cam. nicety furnisned. on pave-
. Dain. mcpiv lurnmnen. on rjavR-
ment. 86500, good terms.
LOVELY NEW 3-bdrm, west side home.
moaern conveniences. riasterea
fireplace, hdwd, floors, attached ga
rage, large lot. trees, lawn In. furnace.
1350 sq. ft. floor space. Priced at
$14,250. Good loan value. Phone 749,
after hrs. S363-M. 6597-R,
UNIVERSITY STUDENT forced to sell
new moaern 1 Darm. nome. z gai.
eiec. wtr. htr., wired for elee. range.
Close to school. Immed. possession. See
owner, zoi-ia E-querson ur.
Suburban Property 230
RAYBROGDON
SPRING IS IN THE AIR and the time
is nsni to Duy suouroan property, we
have just listed one of the best 3
acre Places In the Cal Young District.
The acreage is In filberts and cher-1
rtta whlrh Tirod ur a nice Income.
There is a small chicken house. 2 car
garage, pump house witn deep wei
nri nmitnttrf ntimo. Thi house is abmi
1.1 years old and in excellent cond)
tioi
norm", wirn a at a norm, nar-
tlallv f(nlhrd
uon t delay. Tne price
Ii onlv 41 2.0(H)
RAY BROGDON
7 W. tlth Phone 43H3
$25 Cash $25 Per Month
Will buy you a choice, tract In Alfred's
Plat ivs rniies in w oi uaneDO unooi
enrh lnt fnreii n anlnndtd wldn rnad for
100 feev and is 176 feet deep, some
have a dozen fruit trees al
ed. the noil is rich free 1
for fruit, berries, garden
Wnter at 25 lent, after $1
rim irees aireaay piani-
in.
paid In balance can be paid at $15 per
month. Total price
rmch. Vim
and over 100 have b
aavy UU OIIU
ien som.
or WENDELL GROSS
VQ aast Hraqway
In Allison Park
Are about 14 extra choice hulldlng lots
HXias eacn. one laecs a aoou nrHveirn
oad, water available at' 20 feel, extra
:ood free soil, only. 3 blocks from ffl
ilway and bus service, city of Eugene
lights, inside lots sfloo. comers S700. pay
$f00 cash and tlA ner month. These
ot $4000 or more for home.
FRANK KINNEY or WENDELL GROSS
cam Diunuwjr,
5 ACRES RfVErTBOTtpM LAND, the
IineSl in roil, nn-j rriuucni a ii " I
home with fireplace, automatic oil
forced air furnace: neat kitchen wired
for range, bath, and utility. A good
road and only a short drive from Eu
gene. A distinctive home in good
setting. $11,500, with terms.
TAMES G. COUGILL
143 East llth Fhone 4fl9
$1800 DN. and $$T50 a mon. on State
ver. approvea nonic. narm. wirca mr
eiec. range, garage and arre with
lawn and shrubs. 420 Federal Lane.
Ph. M42-J-3.
PACIFIC
BEAUTIFUL VIEW HOME TN TOP FISHING COUNTRY. At head of tide
water. 1400 feet river frontage. 2 bedroom home, double plumbed.
rathedral celling with natural myrtle wood In large living room with
picture window. Guest house completely modern. Garage, pump house.
All this with 19 acres for $21,000 and good terms available.
S BEDROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR. This is what you have been looking
ior on a M acre lot near Santa Clara. Nice living room with good
circulating fireplace, large rumpus or party room. Carport, garden and
berries, 3 blocks from bus line, good terms. Pice $18,000. This won !
last long. It's new. NW-16S
on Mckenzie highway, s miles east of springfteld bridgb.
Completely furnished beautiful new home on 4 acre tract with hi way
frontage. Irge lawn, plenty of shrubs, all rooms exrrpt kitchen and
hath are wall-to-wall car pa ted. Separate building in rear now renting
aa apartment for $60 per month. Also 15x25 new barn. Priced to sell
a nick at $17,000. Will consider late model car. pickup, panel or sedan
delivery as part down payment. E-104
INCOME: MOTOR COURT WITH EXCELLENT LOCATION AND OCCU
FANCY RECORD. 11 UNITS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS IN ALL RE
SPECTS.. $46,000 ON GOOD TERMS. B-110
FARMS and ACREAGES
STOP LOOK AND SEE US NOW A wry nice 8 bedroom heme with bath
electricity and pressure water system. Good small bam, chicken housst
and doubla garage. All In a very nlca setting with 22 acres of ground.
Price reduced to $14,000. W-10.
VERY NICE COUNTRY HOME and W acrti near Franklin. $3200 with
$700 down. W-34
0 ACRE FARM NEAR JUNCTION CITY that is showing good incoma.
AH in cultivation and electricity in all buildings. All farming equip
ment. 11 good cows. 36 ewes and lambs and 3 doxen chickens. Good
old orchard and a good creek running through the place. This place)
won't last long so make us an offer. X-5
HERE TS A GOOD 170 acre river bottom farm with modern new 4
bedroom home and full basement that is out of high water and close to
Eugene. This place is ideal for growing row crops or peppermint, Let
us show this rountrv home to s-ou. prip t only $23,000. Y ft
PACIFIC
85 Wert Broadway
Wed.. March 2, 1949 , Page f
Suburban Property 23o
SPECIAL
10 ACRES ol Oregon's finest toil, I
oi tiiuicn Deacnei, n acres ni
modern bungalow painted whits, farm!
machinery to operate. Let us quote yo
the prict on this.
8 ACRES, cozy home with bath am
electricity. Nice location, barsain. tSSOfl
BEAUTIFUL -new bungalow, modern!
-.ruiK-nouse acres line soti, szs.ooo
204 ACRE FARM suitable for sheep and
cattle. 123 acres cultivated. Good build-
(ngfl. This Is a real farm. $27,500.
3 ACRES, with nice 4 room bungalow,
Only $3750. Might take trailer housi
ai Dart Dsvmcnt.
S ACRES, cory 4-rm. house. Just moved!
on. A baraain for 22?ifl. ssort rtnwn. 1
1 OF THE BEST LOOKING little homes!
you nave ever seen on 1 acre or cnoir
soli, romntetelv furn vjlth fln txtml
Priced $&500. If you want something nlcii
see this 89 acre farm. $10,000.
IT IT'S REAL ESTATE it wUl pay yoV
to see us. Years of dependable servlcsV
Also lira ana auiomooiie insurance.
H. N. TRAXLER
Creswell. Ore.
BETHEL DISTRICT
Built 1946. 5 rooms and bath, large let
FERRY St. BRIDGE
no riooa. New. acre, Eiec. water $y(
tern. Furnace pined to all rooms. Lti
rm. 15x24, large din. rm.. beautiful kit
incu wilii iiuiik, o rqdd nizea Dqrmi
bath and utility all on one floor. 1 b)
to bus. A BEAUTIFUL HOME. Prii
$18,500. WILL TAKE EUGENE HOW
iU 1J.UIV.
RIVER ROAD 4 Bdrm.
New. 4 bdrms.. 3 baths, large liv.
larao din. rm.. 2-car earaae. Patio.
j . atl - kt an j ri i m
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS IN REA4
BUH.
R. N. STEVENSON
Realtor
IIS) Wast llth .Ave. Phona SSW-
Res. 7178-J or Mr. Ramsey. Spfld. BlOi
WARREN J. BUTLER
RE AT, TOR
302 ARDEL OFFICES '
PHONE BtM
OUT RIVER ROAD WAY In a fine Io
cation we can offer thia nice two hd
room home at a reduced Drlce. rA
living room with flreolace. full din in J
room, very pretty kitchen with mans!
uuiiuns. lit rue uiuiiy room, 011 rurnaci
Slped to all rooms. Attic is unfinished
ut.. two .Pl?e. bedrooms could veril
OUT DANE BO WAY this two bedroonf
ing room with fireplace, dinette, kitebl
en with corner sink, bath, utility room
oil furnace, large garage attached. Cari
bcu uiib one on very gooa terms.
CALL FOR
FRED H. CHRISTENSEN
Evenings phone 1179-W
no voit w4tjt tut dippt.,"
nouia you iiKe to raise cattle, ghees!
.'"? w nave u. aairyi
vt nuum juu iiKe io reure on one 0'
the most beautiful ranches in Oregon
Beautiful 8-room home, with unsur
passed view, in the quiet country wiu
an cunvenicnces or tne city. Just
Eugene. Don't fail to see this 307 acrJ
ranch, mostly all in cron. 17 box iUII
barn. Dble. garage with two extril
rooms for bunk house Various otheil
uU..u...Ba, inn ,s urn uu won'
have to spend money on. It has every
in Ins. must be, seen to aporecia
$12,CKX down with good terms. Con
sider Eugene City home as part pay
ment, or, might consider income pre
6 erty. Hideaway Hills Ranch. Rt, I
ox 235A, Eugene. Oregon. 99 S.
Goshen R. onto Dlllard Rd. at sign.
BY OWNER
NEW 3-bdrm. ranch type noma, locate
jii uaijwnji ijisi. un n acre. Deauuru
walnut and 7 filbert trees, select hdwd
floors thru-out, living rm.. brocade
plaster , and cove ceiling with Itomai
nrick flrenl. Hkrnn nnrt onuit alnafa
Large plate glass view window. bdrm(
witn wardrobe closets and blt-ln van
tty. Venetian blinds, dream Wtchexl
and dinette with a snack bar. unusus. 1
amt. cabinet and cupboard space, chinij
closet and linen closets, utility rml
witn man snowcr ana oenaiz, auia
dual furnace, attached garage, concrete
drive and sidewalks. blk. to bus
You will be proud to own this w
built home, priced right. Ph. 6625-R
Sea at 363 Sandy Dr. ,
RAY BROGDON'S
RIVER ROAD OFFICE
NICE FARM. 96 acres, 50 acres tlmbef
Excellent soil, spring water piped t)
bldgs.. 3 live streams, chicken house
3 barns, orchard, etc. Has 3 bdrm
house completely furnished. Make thl
a must to see,
RAY BROGDON'S i
RIVER ROAD OFFICE
939 River Road Phone 31ft
Evenings call Mr. Young 6683-W .
RAYBROGDON:
A NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING of
acre piaco up in me craes. jocotct
among fine homes with plenty of shadi
trces. This place should appeal to any
one who likes to have some room ant
yet be close to town The house ha.
4 norms., a 2 car garage, ana an exvi
lent view. There is a small stable aril
an apartment renting for $30 per
in aacuuon tnere is a separate
room loxav, witn a nrepiace. ju:
tor entertaining, inis properry
ea ngnt at szi.uuu.
RAY BROGDON
7 W. llth Phona
7 Acres Lovely Timber
$2250
Located Just off McKenzl HI war '
miles 'East of Springfield, lays fln
faces good road, has soma beauttru
fir timber, has electricity, a dandy aj
the year tiny stream through traci
have two or three tracts adiolnin
terms arc $230 to 8500 Cash and balanc,
$36 to $50 per month. i
Sea FRANK KINNEY f.
96 East Broadway J
FINE SUBURBAN
1 Arnv.n
Just the place to develop a nlca Count;
estate, excellent soil, high land, frul
and nuts, two room house. A aula?
pleasant and close in location. Ownei
are so situated as to need an lmmedl
ate sale, so now Is the time to taB
business and get a GOOD BUY.
LOYALL R. RUGH Co. 1
16 E. Bdway Rm. 202. Ph.
The Big Weyerhaeuser Mill
Will soon be In full swing and V mil
directly west of this big mill we haw
100 tracts 80x242 In size Tha soil 1
nearly perfect. The roads are. 60 anr
ow innfc wiuc. araueu tin
nri nnrtt.-illv tfriir
and money can build. This wonderfu
tract will go like wDd fire this sum
mer. The price per tract is $600 each
terms $25 cash. $25 per month for !
months and then S15 or mora p
month until paid for. ,
See FRANK KINNEY
or WENDELL GROSS
06 East Broadway '
pica now. ino iinesL tnai Know n(
Suburban
2 BDRM. WELL BUILT home. Iv. nt!
Se kitchen that looks over golf courst
Nice bath and inside utility, attachei
xarase iois oi nic snruDoery ot
roses, garden space. of acre.
ALSO another similar with 3 acre
GORDON BRUNTON
882 Pearl Phone 6461
IMMED. POSSESSION: 2-bdrm hse.
ml. out. Just off Coburg Rd. Wired fo
eiec. stove and wtr. heater. Lge. liv
rm. Mod. kitchen, hath, utility rm
Only $4900. $1700 dn., $85 mo. Sav.
with cash at just $4750. Inq. at 3174
Patterson Dr.. Amazon Housing Pro
Ject Sat. and Sun. Weekdays aft
a p.m
vntr nttriHT to site thts
10 Acres 7 rm. mod. hse. Butane srs
tem. Garage, barn, other bldgs. Pres)
sure system, nome trun trees. mo
I nr-ait I nri mnA rmlwhhor. l"!lo trt K
Una and ichool. $4B00. Ph. 2560, Venetaj
REALTY Co.
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