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Newspaper Page TextI P" ions Seek keauiuii KTplans S'-'-BaBSSBl pXTRA re OHlT'i- . Pcrsonol on salary , from" . lsfwe. P' in .nareps. l repairs 18 f!, rornllu" i&cnal L Sou 1" HANas.r ?,,.Cm-Si-" union to mist eommunisra. Ii the reaction is favorable, he told a press conference, The Phil ippines will call an international conference to set up the proposed I alliance. He made me siaiemeni oner seeing off Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, with whom he laid plans for the proposed union at a two-day conference at this north central Luzon resort town. -l-.-o fnnlr off to return to his 'headquarters on Formosa in Qui- rino's private plane. SEOUL," Korea U.R) Presi dent Syngman Rhee Tuesday wel comed an invitation extended by Generalissimo Chiang Kai - shek and Philippine President Elpidio Quirino to join in a Pacific anti Communist union. Ree invitea me iwo leaaers 10 visit Korea "to let us Koreans i., hnw we can best aid our mu tual fight against the Red terror and totalitarianism. He Wasn't Kidding LOWELL Residents along I Highway 58, between Dexter and Lowell, are chuckling over an 'argument which a local resident had with a police officer who mis took the carcass of a young goat ifor deer meat. The officer was Shard to convince; he examined the carcass and the hide thoroughly, then asked that the head be dug 'up. When he saw horns on the head, he was about to write up a ticket, when another young goat with horns walked around the corner of the house, settling the argument Some Greek Cynics led lives I somewhat similar to those of early Christian nermiis. Hen's the beer you've dreamed about -SPARKLING, REFRESHING, ZESTFUL! 0 2S u (HCV novn 'Fast-Thrv" LIMIT EDS TiMUh - No local Stop.. No Extra Far.. 'WfcdUtawd Super-Coache. Spae. R...rv.d AILY from EUGENE No Transfers En Route T-Thn."UMITEDS lo PORTLAND 1 Tj i -m LIMITEDS to SAN FRANCISCO JlMTEDS to LOS ANGELES TlPl I There Are Nn J pwoi . San Francisco Reno a i a . .T t9 zzzzzr siss 19 ec 'm.UkUi) 8.15 ? 8.15 uie city 17.60 "X 19.50 Chicago 41,2$ Pli Federal Tu rRoTnPTickets Saye20on h',,w Mend, P! "SCOTT IX Am loth -j B., nui rnone LEGALS 100 i Xs xi trtet No. U-ll- is herrty reouestd. for the lMuince 01 fx.txu.aj par i in o ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME 1. 1949. ind to Do tn Of nomination of.ru- '- cai uncti u, INVISIBLE RAIN Dr. D. F. Stcdman, Canadian Re search Council, shows half a plane windshield treated with his rain repellent remaining clear (right) while other half blurs. Dr. S ted man says repellent breaks rain into droplets invisible to eye. Furwal Directors 125 Rggistgr-Guard, Eugene, Ore.', Wed., July 13, 1949, Page 93 VEATCH HOIXINGSWORTH I n a i ... u lou ei nomesne ziu $1,000.00 each, and to mature serially In numerical order in annual principal in stallments as follows: (3,wxi.ffli on reoruary I. iwi S3.000.00 on February 1. 19M S3,000.00 on February 1. 9M S3.O0O.0O on February 1, 19M S3.000.00 on February 1. S3 000.00 on February 1. 19ftf S3.000 .00 on February 1. 19M S3.000 00 on February 1, $3,000.00 on February 1, 19J9 13.000.00 on February 1, 19Ml S3.000.00 on February 1, 1W1 $2,000.00 on February 1. 1962 Sdid bonds to draw interest payable semi-annually on February 1st and August 1st of each year until said bonds nave matured. All bonds of this series maturing after February 1. 19d4. shall be callable at par on any Interest due date after February 1, ty tmrty iwi aays nonce pub lished in a Lane County newspaper, said bonds to be called in Inverse numerical order, beginning with No. 35. The principal nd interest on said bonds will be paid at the office of the County Treasurer of Lane County. Oregon, or at the fiscal agency of the State of Oregon in tne city and state ot new YorK. at me on t ion of the mirchaser. mas win dc receivea up to me nour oi 8:00 o'clock p.m. Pacific Standard Time on the 15th day of July. 1949. at the Creswell Union High School Building, Creswell, Oregon, by the undersigned, and will be opened in the Creswell Union Hish School Building in said district at said hour. Bidders are requested to inciuae trie rate of Interest at which they will accent the bonds at par or premium. Bids are to1 be unconditional, and a certified check of $700.00 must accompany each bid, which1 deposit shall not draw interest but will be forfeited to the said district ns liqui dated damages should the successful bid der withdrawals bid or fail or neglect to complete his purchase in accordance with the terms thereof. The District School Board rt rvea the right to reject any and all bids, mid also to waive any and all informalities in the bids. All bids must oe in writing. Dated this 28th day of June. 1949. CLARA E. SPENCER. District Clerk. No. 189 Wednesday, July 13. 1949. EUGENE CREMATORIUM 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 BARTHOLOMEW-BUELL CHAPEL Springfield 6th and B Ph. 7-3319 "SIMON-LOUNSBURY CHAPEL Pone 5-1591 1152 Olive St. Flower Shops 130 FUNERAL WORK our specialty, flowers by TOMMY WIL LIAMS. Ph. 4-6351. 2066 E. 15th Ave. STEVENS' FLORAL SERVICI Marguerite Stevens Ph. 5-3201 Public Market CARL'S FLOWER SHOP 172 West Broadway Ph. 4-7416 Buin Property 200 BUSINESS LOT on Hwy".997close in Eugene. Approx. 104x360 ft., ready to build on, access to Ore gon's most traveled highway. Total price $14,500, terms. GILMORE REALTY 1219 Alder St. Dial 4-2249 or 4-8745 SIMON-LOUNSBURY CHAPEL Phone 5-1591 1152 Olive St. Geologists to Study Alaskan Glacier JUNEAU, Alaska (P) A study of ice and snow formations in Taku Glacier will be started about midweek by 18 geologists who have established bases on the glacier's surface. Maynard Miller is field director of the survey, sponsored by the American Geographic Society. Army and Navy planes have dropped more than six tons of supplies and equipment on the three camps already set up by the members of the expedition. The temperature on the glacier Monday morning at 44 degrees, only 12 degrees lower than Juneau. New Mail Time For Lowell LOWELL Postmaster Chas. Cox announced the northbound mail must be in the post office by 3 p.m. because Train No. 20 has changed time to 3:29 p.m. It for merly was due at 4:57 p.m. Jap Piince Sees No Aid GOTEMBA, Japan (U.R) Prince Chichibu, brother of Em peror Hirohito, has said the Jap anese mind remains virtually the same despite four years' training in democracy. The prince said in an interview that under the Allied occupation ne noted "practically no" prog ress among the Japanese toward democratic processes of thought. "What you see is mostly thj pursuit of new fashions," he said. "The real fundamental changes may not be expected until the next perhaps the following generation." The oldest of Hirohito's three younger brothers, Chichibu lives at a modest retreat at this moun tain resort. His health has been poor. LILY GROWERS PICNIC VIDA Members of the Eugene Lily Club and their families en joyed a picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John West, in the grove by the river. A short business meeting was held to discuss the marketing of bulbs this fall. Clifford Walker and E. M. Biennis and C. E. West er, who are also members of the Pacific Bulb Growers, gave re. ports on the work of that association. A highlight of the picnic dinner was a McKenzie River fish fry, provided by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil eeyerun ana Mr. ana Mrs. jonn West. Other McKenzie River lily growers were Mr. and Mrs. E. M Biennis and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Friedly. COMPACT VACUUM CLEANER Hondsaker Electric Sale. No, 99 Service Ph. 4-6128 RADIO SERVICE The Appllanc Center rep&ln til naskei of radtei and phonographs. Call 4-0797 for free plok-np and delivery of console radloi . . Appliance Center. 70 Weat Tenth . , . look for the bit dot. PALMISTRY and iplrltnal readlnri. Tell, vast, preient and future. Advice given. Questions answered. Consult this woman ts ease your mind. 37A8 8o. 90th near Hont Chow Cafe. Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Brlnr this ad. get complete reading 12.00. The big cattle-producing states are Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, Kan sas, Missouri, Illinois, Minnesota, California, Wisconsin and Oklahoma. NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS ReceiDt of sealed bids by the under signed. Secretary o( the Bethel Water District. Lane county. Oreson. is hereby reauested for the following issue, to-wit: S1H5.0UU.UU worm ot general oonganon water hnnds. said bonds to be in denom- inalions of $1000.00 each, and to bo dated July 1, 1949, and to mature as follows: Julyl. 1951 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $0000.00 July 1,1952 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1953 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $0000.00 July 1, 1954 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1955 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1956 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $0000.00 July 1, 1957 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1958 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1959 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1. 1960 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1.1901 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, iwou Nine uonns i,pini.uu airviiiMm July 1.1963 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July, 1964 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July l, luso nine nonas imiu.un :n.uu.uu July 1, 1966 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1,1967 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1968 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 Julyl, 1969 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1970 Nine Bonds $1000.00 $9000.00 July 1, 1971 Five Bonds $1000.00 $5000.00 Bids will ne receivea up in me nam of 8:00 o'clock p.m. on the 1st day of August. 11MW oy ine unnersmneu an" win h- nnAned at the Bethel Fire Hall in said Bethel Water District, located at 24B5 Roosevelt Avenue, cugene, ureaou - said hour. Bidders are requesiea IO wemae me i,e of Interest at which they will accept the bonds at par or premium. All bonds of this series mBiuring mpr July 1. 1955 ahall be callable at par on any Interest due oaxe aner ouiy i, iiw by 30 days' prior notice published in a newspaper of general circulation In Lane County, Oregon, said bonds to be called in inverse numerical order, beginning with number 185. ntriff must h unconditional and a cer tified check equal to 1 of the bid price must accompany eacn Dia as evinence nt Bnnri fattt, nn inn nan ni ine omacr. Said bids shall not draw interest, but mill hn fni-relterl tn the said District as linulriittnn damaees should the successful bidder wltnaraw nia mo. or tan or numc-i. to complete his purchase in accordance with the terms thereof. The Board of Commissioners of the Bethel Water District reserves the Tight tn rniect anv and all bids, and also tn waive any and. all informalltlea in the bids. uated wis iitn day oi juiy, itnv. HARRY RAY Secretary ' co Bethel Fire Hall 2485 Roosevelt Avenue Eusene. OreBon .No. 211 Wednesday, July 27, 1949. personal 140 ORDAINED Spiritualist Rev. J. Kea Keys, now in your city. Gives private readings, teaches spiritualist classes. Lectures and circles. She is the one who ad vised Mrs. Harding she would be the first lady of the land, be fore the President's election. Get Rev. Key's advice while you have this opportunity. She gives you facts, dates and nam es. Now located 794 East 11th apt. No. 1, hrs. 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. ANY GIRL in trouble needing a friendly adviser write The Sal vation Army White Shield Home, P. O. Box 3916, Portland 3, Oregon or telephone Beacon 1632 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets 8 p.m. Thursday at The Friendly House, 11th and Ferry. Write 115 E. 11th Ave Office No. 10. Ph. 4-5211. Dupleitt, Apb. for Sale 205 CLIF CULP, Realtor Beautiful MODERN TRIPLEX LIVING ROOM, dininR room and 2 bedrooms in each. Oil heat. Beautiful maple floors. Excel lent location. $315 per month income from $28,500 investment. See Rosendall. Dial 4-3318. Apartment Income $575 PER MONTH INCOME from $49,000 investment. See Rosen dall. Dial 4-3318. CLIF CULP, Realtor 1416 Will. St. Phone 5-3347 FINE HOME Duplex extra large rooms, very spacious, bright and cheerful, all white oak floors, fine fireplace, excel lent basement, strictly modern, cool in summer, warm in winter, ATTRACTIVE modern duplex, large lot. close in. $26,500. Might take a small home as part pay ment, Loyall R. Rugh Co. 16 E. Bdwy. Rm. 202, Dial 4-3211 College Hill Lot Among Eugene's best homes. This line lot, box ISO. Between 22nd & 23rd on Charnelton. See our sign on the property. $3000 cash. "It must be good if we recommend it." EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS, Realtors 259 East 10th Dial 4-7181 SPFLD. "Close fn fine hill side bldg. lot. Leveled & graveled, utility rm. with water, lights, toilet, concrete floor. Will take $1250. Will consider good car. Dial 5-3729. DENTAL PLATE REPAIR. Dr. II . Camln rittntlct nn-MAr 8th and Willamette. Eugene, Ore. FOR SALE. Modern motel com pletely redecorated, close to Eu gene. Hwy. 99 N. $30,000 will handle, write Reg.-Guard Box 425. $140 $170 mo. income. $6800 Terms. F. O. Box 1131 Eugene. FOOD gits tedious, don't it? Don't see doctor, try real home made food. Danish Drjve-ln, bo. Wilt. Open eves. OLD "Radio News" wanted (now called Radio & Television News) Call 4-0846 for further infor mation. I WILL not be responsible for any Bins otner tnan my own. uecu u. wuilien. LaVELLE'S BEAUTY SALON- All types beauty work. Eve. apta. taken. 266 High. Ph. 5-7681. SPENCER corsetiere. Mrs. A. G. Sandahl, Eug. Box 84. Ph. 7- SPENCER CORSETIERE Mrs. M. Baker For appointments call 7-7193 IF LONELY write Ruth A. Wade. Box 607 Vancouver. Wash. THE M. L. Nelson property has oeen taken of tne market. Lost and Found 150 LOST Red Boston toy terrier bull dog. Red & white markings. Comes to name of "Butch." Call 5-2453 or 4-0177. LOST: Kappa sorority pin, key with sapphires and pearls. In scribed Glenna Jean McEwen 2-28-48. Reward. Call 4-5514. MEMBER OT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclu sively to the use for republication of all the local newa printed in this newspaper as well as all news dispatches. CLASSIFIED RATES Count 5 average words to the llna. Minimum adverUsement 2 lines. Deadline, 5:30 P. M. day before publication, Sun day ediUon deadline. 12 noon Saturday. Stop orders must be in by 7 p.m. day be- tr6' SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier monthly 1 By Carrier. 6 months in advanoe 0.50 By Carrier, yearly in advance 12.50 By Mail, out of State, 1 month 1.50 By Mali, in Oreson, one month .. 1.25 By Mail, in Oreson, 3 months 3.00 By Mail, in Oreson, 6 months 5.25 New mail subscriptions in carrier de livered zones charged same rata as ear riar delivery. LEGALS 100 riSr i, ?un.flB an S. C. MITCHELL (Dealer) I. N. Tftft AfMelatet 305 IOOF Bids. Ph. 4-5336 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Admin istratrix of the estate of Edward S. Ker by, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. All persons having claims against the estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned, duly verified and with proper vouchers, at 877 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publi cation of this notice, which date is June 22nd. 1949. ANNA H. KERBVt Administratrix. BAILEY & HOFFMAN. Attorneys. No. 1 78 Wednesday, July 20, 1949. NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Recorder of the City of Harrlsburg. Ore., until 8 o'clock P.M. July 31. 1949, for the contract of applying approximate ly 30,000 sq. yds. of seal coat on existing oil mat surfaces of city streets. Bids will be opened at the council room in Harris burg. Oregon, at the above mentioned hour and date, bids considered and con tract let- The Harrisburg City Council reserves the right to reject any and all h,ri. Wnrk specifications m&y be secured at the City Recorder's office. Harrisburg, . Oreg. , Signed: L. L. Gooding, City Recorder. F. S. McEl downy. Mayor. No. 198 Wednesday. jJuly 20. 1949. I KOTirF. OF RALE OF fiCHOOb BONDS Receipt of sealed bids by the under signed Clerk of Lane County School Dis- CALL FOR BIDS STREET IMPROVEMENTS Nntfr la hereby Biven that the Com mon Council of the City ot Eugene. Ore gon, will receive sealed bids until 2:00 p.m. on Friday. July 22. 1949, at the office of the City Manager. City Hall, Eugene. Oregon, at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read for the following: faving (jnarnenon irom m w luann.. Pivins 23rd Avenue from Wil lamette to McMillan Street. Paving 22nd Avenue from Harris to University Street. Paving Monroe from Clark to Cheshire Street. Paving Potter from 24th to 23th Avenue. Paving Lawrence from 23rd to 24th Avenue. Paving Ash from Clark to Cheshire Street. Paving Friendly from 19th to 24th Avenue. Paving 26th from Chula Vista to Van Ness. Paving Van Ness from 23th to Reed Avenue. Paving Fil more from West Broadway to Uth Av enue. Paving Lincoln from 23rd to 26th Avenue. Paving unyx irom ran turn Blvd. to 13th Avenue. Th unrk aha 11 rnns.Ht of concrete or asphaltlc concrete paving, concrete curb and gutters, drainage and doing all other work necessary tnereto, an in accoraance with the plans and specifications now on file at the office of the City Engineer. City Hall. Eii acne. Oreson. where conies may be obtained together with the necessary bid forms. Each of tne a wive improvements shall be bid separately and shall be accompanied by a certified check. caBhlers check, or bidders bond payable to the- City of Eugene, Oregon In an amount equal to S of the amount of the bid. It is necessary that contractors who have not already done so. file with the uity or tiuBene. a nre-auam cation auea- tlonnaire before bidding on any of these projects. The City reserves the right lo reject any and all bids and to waive de fect In bidding to the interest of the city ot eusene- V. E. JOHNSON. Mayor. OREN L. KING, City Manager. No. 210 Friday, July IS, 1949. THERE'S STU OKI PLU& LEFT OVtR" Den't overload your wiring sytfem. When yew ulltf or modornlio provide APIQUATt WfffNO. HAMILTON ELECTRIC 232 West 5th Ave. Dial 4-0343 NOTICE OF PLAT AND STREET VACATION Notice la hereby given that at the reg ular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Euaene to be he d August 22, 1949. at the hour of 7:30 p.m.. In the Council Chambers at the City Hall. Eu gene, Oregon, a public hearing will be neid to determine whether or net a cer tain Dlat and subdivision. known ai Westpark, a G.I. Village, as the same is platted and recorded on Pac.e 14 of Vol ume 12. Lane County, Oregon Pint Rec ords, snail he vacated and. in add t on thereto, whether or not all the street located within the confines of said plat and subdivision as above recorded, in cluding Taft Street from West 16th Av enue to the North boundary nf sa d n 1st McKlnley Street from West lllth Avenue to West 18th Avenue, West 15th Avenue from the West boundary to the East boundary of said plat, West 14th Avenue from the West boundary to the East boundary of said plat, Coolidge Street, and certain pedestrian way running from Weat 13th Avenue to the North boundary of said plat. Petition for the vacation of the same Wan II eO W tn Ma C iv Hornrrlor nn rtlune 27. 1949. and was signed by C. F. Huser and other ornoni. Any and all persons may appear In person at the time and nlact ahov men tioned, to be heard by the for or against said vacation, or any person may file with the City Recorder In writing prior to the said time any objections or re monatrances which they may have to the proposed vacation or any part thereof, HENRY F. BEISTEL ., c,tv Reorder of Eugene No. 209 Wednesday. August 10. 1349, TODAY ONLY Death Notices 8c Funeral Notices on Page 16 BROWN leather key case beleived lost in Eastern Eugene. Call 5 434H. Between 8-5. ROLL Linoleum lost Mon. Vene ta-Elmira Rd. Reward M-H Mrkt. Veneta. NEW. beautiful Kes. Add., choice orchard lots, city conveniences, near bus, school, church, stores. Ph. 4-2150. Owner, 980 River Road. 2 BIG lots with livable house, well located, on terms $2250. Lloyd Denslow 717 Willamette. Ph. 5-5463. LOT, zoned for 6 units, 3 blks from Will. $2750, with $500 down Ketchum's River Bank Trailer Park, sp. 4. FINE bldR. lot next to 1167 Taylor St. 60x110. Pavement in and paid, wee $1400. Dial 5-1074. BUILDING SITES. Close in, bus service, lei., fciec, $330. terms. U. W. Ellinaker. Veneta, Ore. EASTSIDE. View lot pavement. sewer, & all utilities. Ph. 6-4467. Lett & HomtsitM 210 $25 CASH $25 PER MONTH WILL BUY you a nice level tract 100x181 in Alfred's Plat on Bar ger road. The roads are extra good, wide, well graveled and the drainage is very good, soil suitable for berries, fruit and garden, lay level, have lights and power now, some of the lots have 12 fruit trees planted in 1948. 75 new homes nave been built in this tract in the past 12 months. Price of inside lots are $500. Pay $25 for 4 months, then $15 per month. You can build a garage type home or other tem porary home. Water available at 25 feet, tracts located Vi mile North and one mile West of Echo Hollow dairy and New Bethel High School, has mail and school bus. See FRANK KINNEY SUBDIV1DER 86 EAST BROADWAY LARGE LOTS FOR SALE, one block from bus line. Tel. 4-9153. HOMESITE BUYERS SEE add "Wa.ited" under "swap". Eutwiw Howi for Salt 220 LOST Purple Parker '51 Pen in vicinity or carnival. Bears name Bill J. Gill. Ph. 4-9134. FOUND A tan colored half grown dog. Part terrier. Write P.O. Box 25 Lowell, Ore. , LOST 4 keys on chain and bot tle opener. Reward. C. L. Hill at 1110 J St. Spfld. Ph. 7-7093. LOST Brown and white Collie puppy named "Laddie". Ph. 4' 1189. LOST Camera on Skinners Butte none 5-1149. Reward. Meeting Notices 170 I ...j LOYAL ORDER Of y iTX I moose- Na 688 I Meets every Wednes- J I day night, 8 p. m. Club J rooms open daily 10 a. m. to 12 p. m. Dining room open to members and guests ii a. m. to 4 p. m. Business Property 200 Half Acres Near ' WEYERHAEUSER MILL $25 CASH $25 Per Month GO to the log scales on McKenzie Hignway, turn North on high bank road one mile, see signs. Turn West on new road 18 mile to the new roads on the tract. Over 100 lots 80x242 to choose from, Also 25 one or two acre tracts. The inside 80x242 lots sell for $600 each. Fay $25 casn montniy lor a times, then $15 per month on balance. Lots level and are fine soil. No Erice restrictions on buildings, ots approved for septic tanks. Water available at 20 feet. SEE FRANK KINNEY SUBDIVIDER 98 East Broadway CLIF CULP, Realtor ' Near New Willamette High School This home built in 1947 is like new throughout. Two bedrooms, and stairway in for third large one upstairs. Priced to sell at $8350. Call John Oney. East side, close to University, 4 bedroom home,' full basement, large lot, $13,750. Terms. See Roy Newland. East side, duplex, close in, nearly new, 2 bedroom each side, $13, 800. See Roy Newland. U. of O. Special One of the finest homes In the U. of O. district, 3 bedrooms up and 1 down. Full basement. Beautifully landscaped and sit uated in the best location. See Blair. Dial 5-2748. Just Got This One And by golly It's a beauty. I know youii agree wnen you see this home with 2 bedrooms, living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, nook, bath with shower, large utility room. Ma ple floors that just sparkle. The landscaping has all been laid out by an experienced land scapes Automatic oil heat and is insulated and weatherstripp ed. Don't miss seeing this home before you buy. Oh, yes the price is $12,500. See Hal Brinkman. Dial 5-4423. CLIF CULP, Realtor 1416 Willamette Street Phone 5-3347 CLOSE IN, 6th BUSINESS CORNER 146' on 6th. 2 fairly good houses. Both streets paved. Price only $13, 000. WILLAMETTE ST. CORNER 15th 133' on Willa mette, 160' deep to alley. We have a new price which is very attractive. Sell half or all. EAST ELEVENTH CLOSE IN, zoned for business. 2 properties, each 80' x 135 . 1 on North, 1 on south side of 11th. WEST ELEVENTH 2 LOTS 50' x 200' each. One or both at $7500 each. Zoned for business. BUSINESS BUILDING 19 on Investment PRACTICALLY New, 6 rentals plus parking lot. Good location. 9,700 sq. ft. Lot 220' front X 120' deep. Price $55,000. R. N. STEVENSON Realtor 1656 W. llth Dial 4-6301 Res. 4 3384. SUITABLE For any business requiring EXTRA WIDE front opening and EXTRA HI ceiling. Fire nroof building. Concrete floor. Over 4000 sq. ft. Lot 131 by 300 fronts on two stkeets. Lots of PARKING SPACE. Price $11,500. Low down pay ment. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS, Realtors "IT MUST BE GOOD IF WE RECOMMEND IT." 259 East 10th Dial 4-7181 5 ACRE COUNTRY ESTATES $100 Down THESE 5 acre wooded tracts are just outside the Eugene City limits and each one faces a good well graded and graveled all the year road, lights are avail able in just a few days at any tract. There was 300 acres in this tract and about 40 acres has been sold, you just look the tract over. The price for 5 acres is $2500 on terms of $100 or more cash and $50 per month. You can purchase any tract of 5 acres or more, we will have it surveyed for you, there are about 50 tracts to select from. FRANK KINNEY SUBDIVIDER 96 East Broa.lway GOOD ACRE On gravel road, on school bus $3uo, $50 down. CITY LOTS Sewer. City water. Graveled road. Bl. to bus. $750. Terms. 1 ACRE River Road Dist. Barn and well. Near good homes. Terms. VA ACRE with new Z bdrm. home. 2 car gar. Barn. Well. On school bus. $5750. $1000 down. Call L. M. fULLBR. FRANK L McGUIRE 204 Studio Bldg. Ph. 4-4297 iashess t Prof. Directory 110 REG. SURVEYOR, Albert L. An derberg. New location. 840 Pearl St. Ph. 4-9162. UILLER-SHERMAtf FUNERAL HOMES Junction City Harrisburg; Ph. 86 Ph. 42 SCHWERING & ENGXAND CHAPEL Creswell, 1st and "C" St, Ph. S17 POOLE- LARS EN FUNERAL HOME 1100 Chixnelton Phone 4-14IS SPRINGFIELD Business Lot CHOICE downtown location In Springfield, excellent lor com mercial, industrial use. Track age available. See F. M. Bennett, "It must be good If we recommend it." EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS, Realtors 259 East 10th Dial 4-7181 ON 99 Ni Just outside city, small store space and living quarters on leased property. Priced for quick sale at $3200 or consider leasing, uiai 4-iiui GOOD BUSINESS lot 50x150. Very reasonable. Located near 2B and Will. Ph. 5-7773 or 189B. FOR SALE: Frontage on Oregon Electric Railway. 1176 Ogle St TODD SUBDIVISION Now ready to open. Make your selection of one oi the prize nomesites in this new area. Choice of fruit trees on view lots. City lights and water, mod erate restrictions. Inquire at Acorn Park Hdqts., Vt mile west of new Westmoreland School on West 1 8th Avenue. EVERGREEN PARK TRACTS CHOICE lots 1 mile from grade and m school and snopping disi. School and city bus by your door. Cash or terms. Lots 80x140. Located Dancbo Dist on Elmlra Rd. Ph. 42491. MALABAR HILL Choice, wide frontage view lots available, one or the few oppor tunities to get a view lot In a restricted area within the city limits of Eugene. C. A. Bames, Ph. 4-87HD. Some Nice Homes WEST SIDE, 4 BDRM. Plastered home, 2 sets plumbing, . fireplace, steam heat, lot 66x 160, several large fruit trees. Paved street and walks. A clean property, outside and in. Priced to sell, with good terms. $11,000. RIVER ROAD. 2 BDRM. Home, plastered, 8 .yrs. old, city water, close to scnooi, lot iuux 200, fruit trees and berries, also a chicken house. Priced to sell with terms. $10,500. SUBURBAN. 2 ACRES In fruit and garden, 2 B.R.s, liv ing room, dining room, Kitcnen, 2 sleeping rooms upstairs. Chick en house, cow barn, city water. Price $8,250. ' DOWNTOWN REALTY 755 WILLAMETTE Ph. 4-6013 Night Ph. 4-1660 FBDRM. $5000 $1000 Down All on one floor. Lot 62 V4' x 100'. Sewer In. Take car in trade. NEW 2 BDRM. $4800 LOT 55' x 160'. Sewer in. All oak floors. Elect, water heater. 3 BDRM. & DEN LOT 60' x 165'. West Side College Hill. Guest D.K. Fun, dry base ment R. N. STEVENSON Realtor 1656 W. llth Dinl 4-6301 Res. 4-3384. Cliff Culp, Realtor Lots, large, close In on west side at $750 with $ioo down, bee Roy Newland. Cliff Culp, Realtor 1416 Willamette Street Ph. 5-3347 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL lots for sale. Also buildings to be taken down. lnq. at 2334 Friendly St. J LOTS WEST SIDE RESTRICTED area. 76x147 ft. among better class homes. This is F?'t of old Airport & 1 block from new school sight. Dial 4 7706. John E, Menkt. Realtor. CLIF CULP, Realtor WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR? THAN this compact 3 bedroom home all on one floor, with living-dining room combination, Roman tile fireplace, bath with shower, double garage, oak firs, and plastered walls. Forced air heating plant. Built in 1948 on a dandy view lot. I know if you see this you'll agree with me that it is definitely priced right at $12,600 with excellent terms. See Hal Brinkman, Dial 5-4423. CLIF CULP, Realtor 1416 Willamette Street Ph. 5-3347 CLIF CULP, Realtor FIRST LISTING THIS IS ONE of the homiest homes we have offered in some time. It was built in '39, has two bedrooms and a heated, glassed in sleeping porch, tiled bath, fireplace, furnace heat, etc. Close to all schools and only one block from the University. Priced at $12,500. Call John Oney, 5-3347. CLIF CULP, Realtor 1416 Willamette Street Ph. 5-3347 RODMANS Realtors (Established Reputation) PRICES SLASHED! WAS $9,000. NOW $7600. 2 bed room University District Home. Well built, nearly new. Many nice features. WAS $13,250. NOW JUST $11,500 and they even throw in the kitchen stove! Nearly new, va cant, drive by and peek. 2411 Alder. RODMANS REALTORS 938 Charnelton Phone 4-5278 3-BDRM. sacrifice, large lot, city water, sewer, fruit. $6500. Near bus, school, stores. Good terms. 280 N. Polk. I. 6-4595. V