7B.
u l. 5nmn
T IUil".
Saturday at
r 7m born Ma-r18, 18Z8
&Uer. Ind., where she
rried to ireaeric i.
I ion. Sho lived n
CunL
r .... kar
?..,. children. Dalton L.
k Wash., and Helen S.
BDa?i.: a sister. Mrs. J.
Kbure, and a half-brother.
Cd Barnthouse, both of
tetter.
, JEugene Markets
Via. : BUTTE RF T
10 id ent ariHl
Second quality
il w. i:--i3N; young cow to
LEGALS
S-UB ' SS! od3 Cr and
SC: o-.-.e helj kts:.." "
100
Premium quaiitr inuuamumo: Jl oj
1 per cent acldl
P. .in 1907.
mm her widower she is SUr
IlM' nc -i.;Mrn rialtnn T.
BUTTERFAT (WhlWU prl)-
AA prints " '
CHEESE micu prls.)
Triplets, lb.
Loafs. 5 lb.
EGGS IB.jlos hm
i.T9 iarga grade AA
Large AA
Jumbos
will be con-
poole-Larsen Mortuary
S fnllnwine.
,jnte serv l
ilk Market
.n
T4c.
,.71c
Si -
tSS bunch. .
S3, two (or .
Kiftwer. 1
g on-. .three ft -
It
w :
"rm'buiiches
rrtu lo.
.- tor 59c
-2Sc
lba, S5c
3 ior 35c
8c
1.1c
isc
23c
J tor 15c
25c
...15c
J tor 19c
, 49c
19c
,25c
Large AA
Grade A Large .
Grade A Medium 63c
Grade A Small .. n:
POULTRY (Boring riee)
nciw uver . ids., no. i colored 2ic
Hens, over 4 lbs.. No. 1 colored nr
Hens, under 4. lbs.. No, 1 colored 19c
Hens, under 4 lh . vn . a iil
Leghorns over 4 lbs.. No. 1 light 20c
Legnorns over 4 lbs.. No. 2 light lie
Leghorn! under 4 lbs.. No. 1 light 18c
Leghorns under 4 lbs., No. 2 light 15c
Jo. J colored springs. 9 to 4 lbs. 30c
.0. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. 3lc
No. 2 colored springs. 2-3 lbs. 23c
No. 1 leghorn springs. 11, lb. or over 23c
stags and cocks ,3c
BARKS
Cascara, lb., dry iv-
Dry Grarja Root. Ih. 71
TALLOW
Tallow. No. 1 v
Tallow, No. 2 It
HIDES and WOOL
Grease .
call up to U lbs. Z-lic
No. 2 leghorns springs, lti lbs. or over 20c
Green hides .
KiD. to 25 lba. " 1 ,SI
Bull
Wool. lb. .
JSiruil. rlorlda .
IfiSuis. unsnenea
.2 lbs. tor 49c
few York Markets
tnff YORK. Aug. 2ft (APJ A alow
Jto in the stock market went un
rtlt nriav until los5e8 of fractions
point were general
n7 volume of trading contracted to a
.itTol iut 650,000 shares, one of the
jft days fn a month.
in lilt trading the fall was arrested,
k-t n-ces on average were at their low-
ints of the session.
light felling pressure was well dis--;ted
and no particular croup of stocks
'ni under fire.
lhan
tflJWORS
9T
vStop itching, dry
np blisters qaick-
ly, saieiy. 3e
IVY-DRY
iomiv.
it last here's dependable
HYGIENIC PROTECTION
A wentifically compounded douche
I tidivihiablemecUcioalinercdie
prolong its refreshing, cooling action.
Thoroughly cleanses and soothes
delicate tissues. Removes offensive
odon Economical and easy to use.
Gtt the genuine. Do not accept a
tDDstitate...aoid at Drug Mores.
Won THE re"" AMUT WHATl
HEATING SYSTtw
c a"RT ANDCETA
M0DEPM CMMnv .. ...
I gr nc'v-r"'
MILLER & HARVEY
SHEET metai. rr.
UWR.R. Blvd. Ph. 4-9212
Dtinition Land Claim
N.- 46, 4 distance of 77. Si fct to U.
etrntcr of Last Crrtlt a tt now flow;
1.W i.ienc norm i' M' b- west, ruivn
I so: Mine good yo:
R.ectium heifers .T.ixed
sooa ceet bull :T.0--iS0;
..S8c t 2000.23.03.. CLvr.irni.m..r,'
lerai supply mostly 11.0C.18 oo j downstream along th center of id Loit
H4o, Hog; Salable 500; market acMve- 15 i Cretf k 1 duUnc of 19T.M feet: thenca
leenu higher; good-choice lS0-"30 'lhi 'Ievln the enter of Lo( Creek and run-7c.--3;
few fat ti-pe down ;o 23 SO "V -v, ' nln nuth ST 10' 50" west 30.87 feet to
CTcjlbL 2.-M.22.56; 140-160 !b 'ioZ"y Mint that Is 525 feet noxtheanerly.
good 350-SM lb. sows lSJO-'ltM- feTr whtn measared radially from the center
" 40e'jwg?tn Cfr'U cr npr lowr: food-choice hl1e ,urvey Ior "e relocauon of the rail-
i oca 4,50-ssn h " w.'ii 'iui -"'"'
Death Notices 115
Personal
north er 40" ait J'RY: Wsiicr ry, bouthern P.
Grade A Large
Grade A Medium
Grade. A Small
Under Grades
lambs 50 eni nr
cftoice wooled lambs
ww snorn iambs downward to I8.no
'"raium-cnrvi u'aa.. i w. .... ...i:
eggs u-umM dcTfJod1 S&'iK!
lbs.
suss 15.iV-l(t .00. ihen.-e northwrsterli'.
slow" -.f,?.:'.. ""' elo.mg. r"l,,S"c,ry,,'J,
more lower; gix.1-1
.W-: I
Market to be closed Labor Day. '
Mohair, 12 mos. eUpped .
Mohair, short clipped
Mohair, burr
Portland List
PORTLAND. Aittr. 70 ( Atsin,,t..rr.i
'Tentative. subject to immediate
change): Premium quality maximum to
.35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in
Portland, 83.66c lb.: first quality 61-64c:
second quality, 57-60c. Valley routes and
country points 2c less than first.
cutler Wholesale F.O.B. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA, 92 score. 62c
lb.j A, 92 score, 61c lb.; B. 90 score 59c
lb.: C. 89 score, 56c lb. Above prices are
strictly nominal.
Cheese (Selling price to Portland
wholesalers!: Oregon singles, 39-40c; Ore
gon 5-lb. loaf, 42.43c.
Eggs (To wholesalers!: A grade large
oov2-o-ic; a graae medium, so'-ss'ic;
small 42?c: B grade, large IWi-sec.
Live Chickens (No. 1 quality F.O.B
plants): Broilers, under 2V lbs., 25-26c
fryers, 21V3 lbs. 30-31c; 3-4 lbs. 31c:
roasters, ids. ana over, 3ic-33c; fowl,
leghorns, under 4 lbs.. lB-20c: nvpr i Ihn .
20c; colored fowl, all weights. 22-23c; old
roosters, au weignts, ih-ic id.
Rabbits (Average to growers): Live
white. 4-3 lbs., 18-20c; 5-6 lbs., 16-18c;
colored. 2 cents lower; old or heavy does
and bucks, 8-14c lb.; fresh fryers, 53-57c
ID.
Fresh Dressed Meats (wholesalers to
retailers per cwt)
Beef: Steers, good. 500-800 lbs.. $43-46
commercial. S35-41: utility $3134.
Cows: Commercial. $30-34; utility. $26-
zt; canners-cutters, 5Z3-Z4.
Beef Cuts (Good steers): Hind Quar
ters, $53-53; rounds, $53-55: full loins,
trimmed. $70-75: triangles. S36-37: auare
chucks, $38-40; ribs, $52-55; forequarters.
f3t-37.
Veal and Calf: Good. $33-40; commer
cial. S32-33: utility. S26-20
Lambs: Good-choice spring lambs. $41.
v; commercial, jo-k: utility, i2-is.
Mutton: Good. 70 lbs., down. $18-20.
Pork cuts: Loins, No. 1, 8-12 lbs.. $60
62; shoulders. IB lbs., down, $40-42;
spareribs. $48-51; carcasses. $33-35; mixed
weights $3 lower.
Wool: Coarse, valley and medium
grades, 45c lb.
Mohair: Nominally 25c lb. on 12-month
growm.
Country-killed Meats:
Veal: Top quality, 32-33c lb.; other
grades according to weight and quality
with Door or heavier 20-25c.
Hogs: Light blockers. 32-37c lb.t sows
Z3-Z3C.
Lambs: Top quality. 36-37c lb.; mutton,
8-lOc
Beef: Good cows, 23-26e lb.; canners-
cuuer. 2u-uc.
Onions: 50 lb. Calif. Yellow Barosai.
med.-largc, $2.10-25; Wash. Walla Walla
com'l med., $1.90-2.00; large $2.25-50;
lasima apanisn m Doners, iu ids.
35c.
Potatoes: Ore. Boardtnan Dlst White
nose no. IS .75-WJ; HO. 2, 83-Wc: 50 lb.
Wash. Netted Gems. No. Is. $2.75-3.00:
No. 2s. 85-95c; Long Whites No. Is 100
lbs. $2.50-2.65; No. 2s 50 lbs. 95c -$1.00.
Hay: New ct on windrow balei. U. S.
No. 1 green alfalfa or better, truck lots
F.O.B. Portland. $33-34. U. S. No. I mixed
timothy, $34; new crop oats and vetch
mixed hay. uncertified clover hay, nom
inally $24-25. depending on Quality, baled.
on Willamette vauey tarms.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Aug. 22 AP) (USDA1
Cattle: Salable 2750. calves 500; market
uneven: generally around steady; can
ner-cutter cows and medium beef steers
active, all other classes slow: many un
sold at noon; several loads medium grass
steers 21.00-24.00; load medium-good
around 1030 lb. steers fed grain on grass
25.00; common grades mostly 16.00-20.00;
canner-cutter dairy tyce steers and heif
ers slow at 11.00-12.50, few common-medium
beef heifers 14.00-19.00; some held
higher; canner-cutter cows mostly 10.00-
(ADVERTISEMENT)
Dianer Rash
i- Jj To cleanse tender parts,
s ease red, smarting skin,
, and hasten return o(
vV) comfort, use dependable
W W, S I IIO Ll!!o Soap
HOUSES FOR SALE
BY U. OF O.
HOUSES FOR SALE AT 1370 Beech Street
For Further Information
and Official Bid Forms Call or See
Mr. E. W. Martin,
Emeriald Hall, 13th and Emerald St
Dial 5-1511. Ext. 206
-J4ou5ekoid (joodd lorae
NEW MODERN CONCRETE BUILDING
Location 2G0 Ferry St
"LET US GUARD YOUR GOODS"
Member National Furniture Warehousemen. Association
EUGENE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
250 Far S, ic,m, Dial 4-0417
from a tangent
50' 08" west. cvn-
fntne with and 315 fret northeasterly
from the said renter line survey, on a
to tha riant bavins a radius of
1.&5.08 feet, a distance of 603.42 feet;
thence south $7 34' 55" west 1.912.61 feet
to the point of beginning, containing 74.57
acres more or less. Tha bearings are true.
And to fix the value of the estate taken
by the plaintiff, to wtt. the full fee simple
title to the lands above described, nib-
. . hect. however, to existing casements for
PORTLAND GRAIN public roads and highways, for public
PORTLAND. Aug 29f apiu-h..,. i utilities, for railroads and for pipe lines.
Cah r.T,.' -.-.-.- 7 . ' . """'ind th. ammini nf liiat eoniofnaation to
54 00; barley No. 2 45' lb. BW M nn v ' he paid by the plaintiff to whomsoever
1 flax 395. a v- saw' -may be adjudged to be entitled thereto.
Cash U'Visib ik.ji. ?-r. . ..... and to make and have entered men
soft white -no re 'i,- u-hit , m.Ju further orders, judgments and decree as.
2.12W: western red ? ibu ctub may be necesary to vest the title to
Hard Red Winter: Orrfinat-v a iiu. in lands in tha united States ol Amer-
This summons ii served upon you pur-
"ni.2-!1. U per cent 3.111.: 12 terllcl.
cent s.121-. " r"
TM " Jl 12 Fr.CMt 2 Sll-
s "Q-t 5; corn 5; cats 8: r.illllrM 17
alEJ-lBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRASS
tJ.i! A"fiated Press U entiUed exclu
auely to the use for republication of all
the local news printed in this newspaper
- u aii news aispaicrte.
CLASSIFIZD R.TES
Count 5 average words to the line.
Minimum irlvrttmant 4 linosi n..);n.
5:30 P M, day before publication. Sun
day edition deadline. 12 noon Saturday.
tup oraers must m in tv i cm. day be-fora.
SUBSCRIPTION R.-TXS
By f!amfr. mnnthli
By Carrier. 6 monthi In advance ,50
By Carrier, yearly in advance , . 12.50
By Mall, in Oregon, one month 1.25
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By Mail, in Oregon. 8 months 5.25
By Mall, in Oregon. 1 year .... 10. no
By Mail, out of State. 1 month 1.50
New mail subscriptions in carrier de
livered zones charged same rate as car
rier delivery.
LEGALS
100
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that application was made on (he
first day of February, 1949, by The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company and the Bell Telephone
Company of Nevada to the Federal
Communications Commission for
authority to discontinue the message
telegram business provided by such
companies in communities located
in the States of California, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Nevada. If
the application is granted, message
telegram service will be provided
by The Western Union Telegraph
Company in each such community,
during the same hours that are now
observed by The Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company and the
Bell Telephone Company of Nevada.
Any member of the public desir
ing to protest or support the dis
continuance of such message tele
gram business by The Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph Company nd
the Bell Telephone Company of
Nevada may communicate in writ
ing with the Federal Communica
tions Commission, Washington 23,
D. C, on or before September 11,
1949.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.
No. 262 Monday. Aug. 29. 1949.
stiant to the Order of the Honorable
James Alger Fee. Judge of the above
entitled Court, made and entered on the
2fith day of July. 1949. by publication
thereof for four successive weeks in the
Register-Guard, a newspaper printed and
published in the City of Eugene. Lane
County, Oregon, and of general ctr"ila.
tion in said county wherein said lands
sought to be condemned are located, the
first publication hereof being made on
15 day of August. 1949.
HENRY L, HESS. United States
Atiorney. iiivua m. iubttn.
Special Asslftant to the United
Slates Attorney and BERT C.
BOY LAN. Special Assistant to
the United States Attorney. 507
U. S. Courthouse Portland 5.
Oregon
No. 248 Monday. Sept. 11. 1949.
I 1.25 NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR WATER AND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that'the
undersigned City Recorder will up until
ft' Oil iYiMni'lc n.m. on the 8ih dav of SeD-
tember, 1949, at his office in Elkton.
DougJas County, Oregon, receive sealed
bids for the $15,000.00 water and fire
bonds of said cits. Said bonds are in de
nominations of $500.00, numbered No. 1 to
No. 30. Bidders snail name me rate ot
interest on said bonds payable semi
annually from date and dated October
l. 149. redeemable serially from and after
one year at any interest payment period
at trie oitice oi me unaersignea in tin
ton. Oregon. A certified check for $500.00
shall accompany each bid payable to the
city and to be forfeited In case the suc
cessful bidder shall fail to complete the
purchase of the bonds.
The council reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Bids win be opened dv me council ai
tneir meeting neia at o:uu o ciock p.m.
September 8. 1949.
By oraer oi tne council.
B. W. COWBROUGH
City Recorder
Elkton, Douglas County.
Oregon.
No. 277 Wed.. Aug. 31. 1949.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
Administrator of the Estate ot Irene
Drury. deceased, has filed his Final
Account in said estate in the Circuit Court
ot Lane County, Oregon, and the Court
has appointed the outn day of September,
1949 at 9:30 o'clock a.m. of said day in
the Circuit Court room in tne court
House in Eugene. Oregon for the hearing
of objections to such Final Account and
tne settlement ot said estate.
EARL DRURY
Administrator
CALKINS it CALKINS
Attorneys ior Estate
No.' 276 Monuay, Sept. 2b, 1949.
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE
Ural auction bids will oe received by
the Forest Supervisor, New Post Office
Building. Eugene, Oregon, beginning at
2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time, Sep
tember 29. 1949. for all the sawloas decked
or otherwise located along the Blue River
Timber Access Koaa between stations
13600 and 30600 within portions of sec
tions 6 and 7, T 16S., R 6E, and section
32. T 15S.. R 5E.. W.M.. Blue River Water.
shed, Willamette National Forest, Oregon. I
estimated to be 2.050,000 feet B-M., more;
or less, of Douglas-fir. 20,000 feet B.M..
more or less, of western redcedar, and
140,000 feet B.M., more or less, of western
hemlock and other species of saw timber.
Sealed bids accompanied by the required
payment received by the Forest Super
visor prior to 2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard
Time. September 29, 1940, will be consid
ered the equivalent of an oral bid and
posted ior tne information of all bidders.
citic BraKomau, laie oi -4dU
Wood Ave. was killed in a rail-,
roaa accident at Map'.ctou, OreH
son, Saturday, August 11t 1949.1
tie was ii9 years oi age and had
been a resident of.tugene ior
the p&st 4 years. He was a
memoer of tne Brotherhood ol
Kailroad Trainmen Local No.,
3W. Ke was united in marriage
to Virginia A. Fry in Vancouver,
Washington, July 20, 1947. Be
sides his wife he is survived by
one step-daughter, Lola Bessev
of Eugene, his parent, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Fry, Bakersfietd,
Calif., one brother, James Frv,
Bakerstield, one sister, Mrs, D.
J. GianU. Coalinga, Calif., 2
uncles. Pete and Hueber Frv.
River Road, Eugene, one aunt.
airs. win. anort, hugene. sev
eral nieces and neohews. Serv.
ices will be conducted bv Rev.
w. u. rwcnoison at Simon
Lounsbury Chapel, Tuesday
august u, imn at z:uo p.m.
Friendship Club
LONELY people over -5 very of
ten meet their ideal in this
personal introduction club.
Names confidential. Register at
695 W. Uth Ave.
140 RegTsipr-Gnard, Eugene, Ore, Mon., Aug. 9, 1949, Page 13
Lost and Found 150
LOST in vicinity of Will. 9z Broad
way, butt old containing cams.
No money. $S reward. Initials
E.N.H. Ph. 4-9469.
LOST: Turquoise green gabardine
shirt, "DBW on right sleeve.
Contact W. A. Rosenow at 6284
West 8th. Reward.
LOST in Eug. Thurs., girl's glass
es, pink and silver rims. ijn.
7-2744.
HART: Marian Carman Hart, of
teaar nat pnssea away at ner
home Sunday, August 28, 1949
at the age of 82. She was born
in wallstown. Kentucky. No
vember 20, 1886, where she was
a itieume member or the Walls-
town Christian Church. She
was married to James Hart in
1886. He preceded her in death
in 1945. They came to Oregon
in 1908. Mrs. Hart is survived
by the following children, Rich-
Ery of Cedar Flat, Matt oi
Marysville, Wash.. Mrs. George
Easton of Walterville, Mrs. E. w.
Howells and Mrs. Vern Gillespie
of Leaburg. Mrs. Paul Peyton of
Centralis, Wash. 11 grandchil
dren. Funeral services will be
hnlH nt 1(V3(1 n nv WuHncerlnv
August 31, 1949 at Veatch Ho
lingsworth England Funeral
Home with interment at Rest
Haven Memorial Park.
Meeting Notkw 170
Broadway Eugene
At uaR uregon
Meets Every Tuesday, a p. m.
ivu. v
Spfld.
Oregon
342
Main
Meeting every Wednesday 8 p.m.
bpringfieid Lodge No. ru
WILES: Mary B. Wiles of 1734
Villard passed away at her home,
Thursday. Aueust 25. 1949 at
the age of 80 years. She was
born May I, 1869 at Plainview
Oregon. She attended the Al
bany College in the lRte 1800's
and taught school in Linn Coun
ty before marrying Walter
Thompson Wiles in 1890, at
Plainview. They moved to Eu
cent in 1917. Mr. Wiles lire-
ceded her in death. Mrs. Wiles
was a member of the First Bap
tist Church of Eugene. She is
survived by 1 daughter, Mrs
3 sisters, Mrs. B. Whealdon of
Pavett. Idaho. Mrs. Guv Blanch-
er, of Tacomn, Wash., Mrs. Elza
Morgan of Shed: 1 grandson,
Ted Cannon. Funeral services
will be held at 10:00 a.m. Tues
day. August 30. 1949 at Veatch
Hollingsworth England Funeral
Home. Dr. Vance H. Webster
officiating. Interment at Moun
tain View Cemetery near Cor-
valhs.
BILLY MADDAUGH
Uth & Chambers
SPECIAL
Close in River Road property. 114
ft. frontaKe. lou tt. oacK good
for super market or service.
Will Rive 10 yr. lease. Call
4-6:81. Billy
APP. 3 ACRES
With app. 350 tt. on railroad. This
would make good warenouse
property. There is a duplex on
property which would make
a dandy office building. Give
us a ring on this. Billy;
FINE
Business Corner
With attractive, modern, two
family home, suitable for ex
clusive dinner house, tea room,
offices, studio, etc., plus a place
to live. For sale on good terms.
Loyall R. Rucjh Co.
1491 Willamette Ph. 4-9209
TW THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tin.
uwnrjj siAiw
DISTRICT OF OREGON
CIVIL NO. 4195. SUMMONS
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plain
ax. ..I nnrr-OM PnnprRTlES INC.. 1
California corporation: VIRGIL CLARK No bid will be considered which is less
EATON and DOROTHY K. uaiuin, nis man $lfl.70 per M tect for Douglas-fir,
wife; WILLIAM P. JOHNSON. JR.. and $6.10 per M feet for western redcedar,
BEATRICE H. JOHNSON, his wife: FRED and $0.85 per M feet for western hem
E. WHiTis ana fcui i. uui .ucvim. .wu.vu ui
wife: BILLIE L. NOKES and juhw ijui.
NOKES. her husband if marriea,
GEORGE B. NOKES and JANE DOE
NOKES. his wile II married; ELLIS S.
COOPER and JANE DOE COOPER, his
wife if married: GLEN O SULLIVAN and
EVA C. SULLIVAN, his wife: MALDE E.
OLSON and SAMUEL F -OLSON, her
hushand: V. A. BRADFORD and JANE
DOE BRADFORD, his wife If married;
??,EST?,"AWLEV and BETTY
nri JULIA S. WAITE. his wife:EAItL
L. McNUTT and RHODA McNUTT. his
wife: J. IRA McNUTT and G1LMA C.
McNUTT. his wife: GEORGE A. JOHN
SON and RUTH N. JOHNSON, his wife:
and LANE COUNTY, a municipal corpor
ation and political subdivision of the
State of Oregon, Defendants.
TO: Glen O. Sullivan and Eva C. Sulli
van. IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, you and each of
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the Complaint .in Condemnation
filed asainst you In the tove-ntitled
.miah ,,'ithin tVuif weeks from the date
of the first publication of this Summons,
and if you iau so io appear nu .-...
the plainUff for want thereof will PPy
to the Court for the relief prayed for In
the Complaint in Condemnation, to-wit:
That the Court taVe jurisdiction of the
above entitled cause and make and have
entered all such orders, judgments and
decrees as may be necessary to determine
the ownership of the following described
lands located in Lane County. Oregon,
BORROW AREA "B"l A parcel of land
lying In the John B. Hanna Donation
Land Claim No. 48 in Sections 20 and 21,
Township 19 South, Range 1 West of the
Willamette Meridian, in Lane County.
Oregon, the said parcel of land being
i more particularly describee1 follows:
I Beginning at a point on the west line
'of Uie John B. Hanna Donation Land
, Clain No. 4 tn said township and range,
from which point the northwest corner
of ald claim bears north 0 27' 10' west
I 647.38 feet; thence south 0 27' 10" east on
I the west line of the said claim, a distance
lof 928 07 feet to the northeast corner of
the Thomas Matthews DonaUon Land
i Claim No. 45 In said township and range:
thence south 0 19' 35'" west on the line
between said Donation Land Claims No.
45 and No. 46. a distance of 231.77 feet;
, thence north 67 41 41" east 1.753.02 feet;
! thence south 61' 23' 50" east 583.00 feet
to the center of Lost Creek as U now
1 flows: thence northeasterly, running
downstream along the center of said Lost
Creek, a distance of 445 feet more or
'less, to the east line of said Donation
I Land Claim No. ; thence leaving Lost
Wanted: 10C
SKINNY GIRLS
to gain welght-a doctor's way
I If there'. nnthinB ora-jnieajiy wronsr.
but you're, thin, rundown, weak and
I tired-lark the pep and energy you once
! had. don't give up hope! Thousands of
thin underwelrnt people "' f
oee iigure-uiiinE ,,,..
Taken regularly, y
Pierre'a Golden Medrcal Diarovery.
Taken regularly, you n .,.,.-
stomachic tonic will Increase your .ppe
me and t the same tlm It will Ui your
ileor l to chinee the food you eat Into
the solid pounds of flo."h you want! G.t
Dr Pierces Golden Medfr.lDljwvery
today. A larire bottle coats little or In
tablet form only 6nc-.t your drult
Cnt " - "-' "",
MOVING
at company expense
Executive, raipomible r compony mov.i know
that Mayflower standards far wrpau r,u.r.rn.nt of
flood -rvic That U why th. Mayflower dnt.l ,
eludM K many lorg. organization, who movi thir
rf?J$K y rnn """Pony Pn"' I
lUTTTIIIMS TRANSi'Lli bU.
H1IJUIH""' " " PHONE DIAL 5-3162
applied on the purchase price, refunded,
or retained in part as liquidated damases.
according to the conditions of sale, must
accompany each sealed bid and must be
shown to be in the possession of oral
bidders as a qualification for auction bid.
ding. If an oral bid is declared to be high
at the closing of the auction, the bidder
must Immediately make the required pay.
ment and confirm the bid by submitting
It in writing on a Forest Service hlrl form
The right to reject any and all bids is
reMjrveu. neiore Dias are suomltted, full
....ui iiia.iui, iviiLL-riiiiia me iimocr, ine
conditions of sale and the submission of
bids should be obtained from the Forest
auoervisor. x.uuene. LireBnn. np ! m..
trlct Ranger. McKenzle Bridge. Oregon.
i.o. aid aionuay. acpi. li, liHV.
CUNNINGHAM: Florence May
Cunningham of Everett, Washing
ton, missed away there Thurs
day, August 25, 1949, at the age
of 7&. brie was Dorn June ,
1874 in Otto. Iowa. She mar
ried C. H. McKav in Meadow
lirove, New. tn took:, iney
came to Cieswell in 1900. Mr.
McKay preceded her in death
She married Sam Cunningham
May 21. 1942. They moved to
Portland. She was a member
at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Creswell, also the Royal
Nc.ish.bors. She is survived by
her husband, one son, Evortt
McKay of Bend, one daughter
Fern Close of Rogue River, 4
sisters, Mrs. Leona Lamb of
Creswell, Mrs. Nellie Bush of
Creswell. Mrs. Leta Helm of
Everett, Wash., Mrs. Pessa Smith
of Eugene, one brother Roy Fish
of Creswell. Funeral services
will ht. held at 3:00 D.m.. Tues
day. Aueust 30. 1949 at the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
frMwell. nev. Hawthorne officl
ating with interment in the
Creswell Cemetery. Schwering
& England Chanel in charge.
Business & Prot. Directory 110
DR. CHARLES E.
TAYLOR
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AN
JNUUNUE5 REMOVAL, OF OF
FICES FROM 202 STUDIO
BUILDING TO ODD FELLOWS
BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR. COR-
flUlt ur UAtl. 6t .BROADWAY.
PH. 4-4115.
ROOFS
Roof the Seal-Tit way. Roof re
pairs. Roofs flat applied. Roofs
composition shingle applied.
noots years to pay. call Mr.
Pate, McDANIEL LUMBER CO.
240 River Rd. Ph. 5-3385.
REG. SURVEYOR, Albert L. An
derberf. New location, 140 Pearl
ot. t-n. 4-moz.
Death Notices
115
BENSON: Ben Benson, age 38, of
Swisshome, Ore., died at Suther
lin. Ore. on August 27, 1949 as
the result of an industrial acci
dent. Th. deceased was born
at Mapieton, Oregon on July 22,
1911 and had lived his entire
life In Western Lane County.
He was united in marriage on
June 2, 1838 to Alice Rose at
Vancouver, Washington. Besides
nis wite ne is .urvived by
sons, Ronald A. and Richard L.
both of Swisshome. His mother,
Martha Benson. Manleton. brnth.
er, Delmer Benson, Mapieton,
ana i sister, neiene noseappie.
Keeasport. ine funeral serv
ices will take place at the As-
semDiy oi uod t,nurcn, r lorence,
Ore., on Tuesday, August 30,
1949 at 2:00 p.m. Interment to
follow in the Florence Masonic
Cemetery. Poole - Larson in
charge.
funeral Directors 125
BARTHOLOMEWBUELL
CHAPVl.
Snrlnstfield 6th and B Ph. 7-3319
MILLER-SHERMAN-MURFHY
PtTNF.nAl. HOME
Junction City Harrlsburn
Ph. 60
VEATCH HOLLINGSWORTH
runt A am ptTNrRAT. HHMTC
Ph. 4-5255 Pearl Street at 10th
riTr.irwi'. rBKMATORTtTM
Itftft Charnelton Phone 4-1435
SCHWERING 4 ENGLAND
rHAPKl.
Creswell. 1st and "C" St. Ph. 117
POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL
1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435
ctviriM-i nfrMKnirnv THAPEL
Phone 5-1501 1152 Olive St
flower Shops
130
rilMTRAr. WORK our in.el.lty,
flowers by TOMMY WIL
LIAMS. Ph. 4-8351. 206S E. 15th
At.
Trrel 1-T nupTR gtrTOP
I7 Wert Broadway Ph. 4-7418
"STEVENS' FLORAL SERVICI
Mariiarltsi St.vang
Ph. 5-3201 Public Market
Card of Thinks 135
WE WISH to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to
friends and neighbor, for their
kindness and consideration our
ing the Illness and lost of our
dear husband and father, and
for the beautiful floral offering
and sympathy shown ui.
Mrs. William Barton
and Family.
Personals
140
W EAST Sth AVE.
EUGENE
GORENCE: David G. Gorence, the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Gorence of Blachly,
Ore. died at a local hospital on
Sunday. August 28. 1949. Little
David was horn at Eugene on
July 29. wis. uesines nis par
ents he is survived by his grand
father, Paul Saarto, of Galen,
Montana. Graveside services
will take place at Mt. Calvary
Cemetery on Tuesday, August
30th at 11:00 a.m. with the Rev.
Francis P. Leipzig officiating.
Pnole-Larsen in charge.
SHTnnV Nora L. Shlnn, age 71. of
854 E. 18th, died at her home on
Saturday. August 27, 1949. The
deceased was born May 18, 1878
at Montpelier, Ind., where she
was united in marriage to Fred
erick L. Shinn, September 24.
1905. She had been a rcident
of Eugene since 1907. Bejidcl
her husband she is survived by
2 children. Dalton L. Shinn of
Camai. Washington and Helen
S. Jensen. Seattle. Washington.
a sister, Mr.. J. R. Thornburg
nd a half brother Raymond
Barnthouse both of Montne'ier.
Ind. Priv.ta service, took place
at Poole-Larsen runerai nocii
with cremation following.
RITV .1 PEA KF.YS. Christ's Bro-
thprhnnd Snirituallsta Church
Service, at the WOW hall, 8th
Lincoln every murs. eve.
Beginning at 8:00 p.m. prompt
ly. Following sermon, messages
and circle. Special song .ervice
and music. For any Information
call 4-682S. public coraiauy in
vited.
ANY GIRL in trouble ..dial
friendly advisr writ. in. s.i
wntinn ArmT Whit. Shlflll
Horn. P. O. Box Jill. PorU.a.
1, Orcgoa r Ulephan. Baa.ra
1 53 J
Alhkni.ICS ANONYMOU
meet. I p.m. mursa.y .t i
Friendly House, 11th n Tarry.
Write 115 E. 1 1th Ay. Offic.
Nn 10 Ph. 4-5211.
EDITH SCOTT will hold her public
cirri Tuc. eve. at 8:00. Every,
body welcome. 272 E. 7th.
SPENCER CORSF.TIERE
Mrs M. Baker
Tor .ppointmenU call 7-719S
DENTAL PLATS REPAIR. Dr,
M.m gamier. Dentist corn
Ith and Willamette, Bugn.
Ore.
ourse, "10 lbs. olf in 10 IJays or
$2 back. Stomach Snnnking,
Self-Treatment. No Pills. Diet,
Exorcise. Send $2. Dr. Granger,
Mineral Wells. L8 Tex.
Lots & Homesites 210
SPENCER BUTTE
Business Property 200
RODMANS Realtors
(Established Reputation)
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE LOTS
KNAPP LANE River Road Dist
rict. 100 x 190. $600.
SUNNY DRIVE River Road
District. 100 x 166. $600.
DALTON DRIVE River Road
District. 100 x 174. $600.
Gil. HAM ROAD Cal Young
District. 96 x 380. $1000.
PIONEER PIKE (Coburg Road)
100 x 175. Restricted $1200.
PIONEER PIKE 108 x 250.
Restricted $2100.
HARLOW ROAD Large lots.
$800 to $1400.
RODMANS REALTORS
938 Charnelton Phone 4-5275
WHY PAY RENT?
BUILD on this neat H acre with
electricity all in and new Gould
pump, good water, concrete fir.,
painted pump house. Eleven
fruit trees and forms that can
be used for foundation. Also
some lbr. & 1yd. sand and grav
el furnished. 5 mi. from town,
ner school, Danebo Dist. Only
$SS0, with $200 which can be
paid $15 a mo. Gladly take you
out and show you the place eve
nings or Sat or Sun. 159 E. 13th.
Ph. 5-5739 aft. 5 p. m. Aft. Sept.
l . 4in,spiia.
EVERGREEN
PARK TRACTS
CHOICE lots 1 mile from grade,
hi school and shopping dist.
School and city bus. City water.
Cash or terms. Lots 80x140. Lo
cated D.inebo Dist. on Elmira Rd,
Ph. 4-2491.
6 CITY LOTS or equivalent to
one run acre of nign level land,
Bus stop, grocery store next
door. City sewage. On paved
street. Within walking distance
of six mills. $600 each, or all for
$1250 cash. Call after 4:30
weekdays. Box 820, Emery Rd
sptld:
VIEW LOTS
Large beautiful home sites with
fruit trees, city water paved
road, bldg. restrictions at
Todd's sub. dlv. See them while
there is still a good selection.
Inquire nt Acorn Park hendqt.
3200 18th Ave. W. Dial 4-9614.
CLOSE TO CAMPUS
LOT on Harris St., 1900 blk. Price
$ZdUti. exclusive with.
R. L. MAXFIELD
Realtor
Ph. 5-6450 1353 Beech St,
NEW PUMICE BLOCK business
build ng. 45x60. Auto, oil heat.
Has fine 2 b.r. modern apt.
rinnA n,,nnPi,,nilu far ITfltvt.
ware, drug store, or novelty j $50 FR '5PU1JTX
store. Will rent tor zou per
month. Price $22,500. Terms.
PETER W. WINANDY
48 E. IQ'.h St. Ph. 4-6283
Rental Prop. For Sale 205
William B. Stenwick
Realtor
DUPLEX
WEST SIDE
SPECIAL! 1 1
$8950. TERMS
Each unit consists of one bed
room, living room with ure
nlace. kitchen and bath. Pur
chase price Includes all furnish
ings. This is a very good in
come property in good location.
Bus by door, V block to store
and 3 to grade school. Let Carl
Ekstrom show you this one. Call
4-4277.
45 W. lllhAve. Ph.4-4277
Duplex
SPRINGFIELD
2 BLOCKS to shopping center
and bus. Each unit has living
room 14x18, dining room, kit
chen, bath, utility, fir. furnace.
elec. water neater, range wir.
Ing. cement foundation, on sew.
er and city water, cement walks
and driveway. Garbage recessed
in cement, garage. Ront $05
each. Price $11,500 with $5000
down.
See Mr. Gist
With
F. J. BERGER
881 Willamette Ph. 4-8271
RODMANS Realtors
(Established Reputation)
DUPLEX AND LARGE LOT. An
old place but the price is right.
see for yourself at loin nign,
It's better inside than out,
$5000. $1500 rjown.
SUNDAY & EVENING PHONE
James A. Rodman Jr. 5-3684
Clarence Urey 4-974B
A. E. Barnum 5-7389
Jerry Steffy 7-2509
RODMANS REALTORS
938 Charnelton Phone 4-5275
Apartment Building
VERY CHOICE location will net
10 on $80,000 yet priced way
below that figure. $16,000 will
handle. See F. M. Bennett.
"It must be good If
we recommend It."
EUGENE COMMUNITY
BUILDERS, Realtors
259 E. 10th Dial 4-7181
$5500 DOWN Buy. a furn. home
6c $223 per mo. Income, ihi.
price Include. $1500 to $1800
worth of furniture. 6 apts. and
3 garages, lots 80x133, $5500
down, bal. at $150 per mo. Io
cated betw, the University and
downtown. 1561 Ferry. Dial
8-4078.
In half acre
lot. 8'.x24' shack, balance $425
Hlwny 99 No. to Barger Dr. 2
mis. down to Wisconsin St., last
plnce end of si. '33 Ford, $50.
Eugene Homes for Sale 220
Competitive Prices
ON FINISHED &
UNFINISHED HOMES
$250 to $500 Down
WE HAVE 2
IN THE Adams Tract Northeast of
Spfld. on full Vi acres. 2 bdrms.,
dulc. const., septic tank, well
and pressure pump, rough
plumbed and wired, kitchen
builtins and wall, sealed. $3400
We Have 2
IN BEAUTIFUL Sunny Hollow of
a Darms. eacn on Mi acre tracts
with city water. Hillside view
homes. Hough plumbed and
rough wired, exterior fully fin
ished, septic tank in, city water,
7 min. from downtown. A oeau
tiful home at $4500.
Wo Have 2
IN ALFRED'S PLAT off Barger
Drive north of town of 1 and
2 bdrms, construction finished
as are the others. Same size lots.
Excellent soil, good streets, at
$2uao and $3100.
FINISHED HOME
BDRMS., 2 yrs. old, near bus
in Daneno area, stunt).
If You Have
A CAR OR FURNITURE
Paid for
OR A GOOD JOB
Our Contncts may -ormlt us
TO HELP YOU
With Your
DOWN PAYMENT
COME IN
And Talk it Over With
LLOYD STILES
OREGON SETTLEMENT
ASSOCIATION
98 East Broadway
Eugene Homes for Sale 220
RODMANS Realtors
(Established Rcnutationl
NEAR EDISON SCHOOL. 4-room
home with full basement Only
3 years old. It is one of the best
buys we have offered in
months. See for yourself. Pric
$7950. Will carry high F.r&.
loan.
$4200. $750 DOWN BUYS THIS
nearly completed z-Dedroom
home on a big garden land lot.
It is livable now, so move right
in and finish. Electric hot waTJr
heater, plumbed and wired Mr
range.
3-BEDROOM HOME near Fugi
High. A good house with ran
basement, piped heat, large tji,
some trees, a garden spate.
Single garage and boat house.
$10,500. $2500 down, balance
F.H.A.
SPACIOUS AND CHARMING
Columbia Street home. 4 bed
rooms, IV, bnths. large living
room, fireplace, guest size din
ing room, basement with Inex
pensive piped sawdust heat
Double garage and an etftra
large corner lot. $16,800.
A LITTLE BEAUTY. City Out
look Addition. 4 room, double
constructed house. Full size lot
with small building at rear suit
able for guest house or hobby
shop. Price unfurnished $6850.
With new stove and refrigera
tor. $6050. $2000 down.
BRAND NEW $8450. Very Arell
built. 2-bedroom home with
stairway to a 14x30 unfinished
attic room. Hardwood floors,
large kitchen and nice bath.
Close to bus and schools.
SUNDAY & EVENING PHONE
James A. Rodman, Jr. 5-3684
Clarence Urey 4-9748
A. E. Parnum 5-7S89
Jerrv Steffev 7-2509
RODMANS REALTORS
938 Charnelton Phone 4-5275
GILMORE REALTY
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN"
On tho McKenzie River 8 miles
from Wcyerhiicuscr Mill. 1400
ft. river frontigc. 28 acres, new
ranch type House, all lage
rooms, wired for electric raqge.
Youngstown Kitchen, oil heat.
Illness is the cause for selling.
$13,900 with terms. See Lind.
ACT QUICKLY!
$14,500 buys three houses on two
acres, one 2 bedroom house witn
new furniture, one 1 bedroom
house, and one 4 room unfin
ished house. Barn, chicken
house, fruit and nut . trttes.
Terms, see Dill.
5 LOTS 88x175
$550 each. Terms, see Dills.
NEW 2 BEUKUUM rlUUSE
One block to school. Possession
Immediately. $4500 witn $000
down. See Dill..
$7500 BUYS 4 BEDROOM
Close to school. Newly decorated,
huge holly and walnut trees.
Paved street. Only $1500 down.
See Doc Seoly.
$1000 DOWN BUYS ',
East side home, dining room and
kitchen separate. One bedroom,
nice living room. $4000 total
price. See Doc Seely.
23 ACRE, HIGHWAY "
Frontage, 3 bedroom home. $2500
with $iuuu down, see uoo
Seely.
GILMORE REALTY
1219 Alder St. Ph.4-2249
Evenings phone, Seely 4-5160
Lind 4-6124
Brogdon & Reed
IF YOU WANT TO LIVE
in a nice home near the University,
we have a new listing of a 4
bdrm. home with fireplace,
bsmt. and oil furnace. We can
sell this for under $11,000 and
$2500 dn. will move you in with
the rest like rent. Sun. and eve
nings dial Dick Reed, 8-6819.
BROGDON & REED
7 W. 11th 5-4303
University Dist..
CHARMING 2 bedroom home lo
cated on corner lot among other
fine homes. This home is only
1 year old and I. In excellent
condition. It consists of an ex
tra large living room, dining,
kitchen, 2 large bedroom, and a
beautiful bath. Attached gar
age. This la a good opportunity
for you to get established close
to the best schools and Unlver
ltv in the state for only
$11,000. LIBERAL TERMS
Bargain
2 Bedroom plastered home, almost
new, ranch style. Beautifully ar
ranged kitchen and breakfast
nook comb. Dining room, small
Eatlo, large living room and
ath. Nice lawn. This home is
well built and a real buy for on
ly. $7950. $1000 DOWN
- Large Family
4 Bedroom older type home. Its In
good condition but needs redec
orating Inside. Nice big yard
with plenty ot trees. Fireplaro,
largo living room, dining, kitch
en, bath, separate garage. This
home will he a real find for a
large family or someone that
would like to take In roomers.
I rented close in on west side
and surrounded by beautiful
homes.
$7500. $2500 DOWN
JOHN L. MIKESELL
REALTOR
717 Willamette Dial 5-1424
EAST SIDE DUPLEX
ON PAVED St., bus line, and near
.tores; two ground nr. units
dbl. gar.: each unit Indlv. heatei
nn wired, income 130 mo.
Price $12,850
James G. Cougill
143 E. Ilih I n. 5-4453
MUST" SELL desirable "Income
property, furn. 8 rm. house, gar
age and workshop. 16x54 ft. Also
two nice ants. This Is only 6
blks. from Willamette on paved
street. Will take late model car
or house trailer as part payment
i'nM-4Bi.
FOR SALE or lease: Furnisher
2 hdrm. home plus 2 rentals. Dial
4-3508.
lots t Homesites 210
V, tt acre lots, 'i mi. aoove Col
lege Crest water tanks. $25dn.,
$15 per mo. A. R. Woodward,
Blanton Rd.
2 ACRE building site, 3 mi. out
Fox Hollow Rd. For sal or
trade. Ph. 5-2561, after 5.
CITY LOTS, 66'xl48'
$450. Terms lnq. 1940 Adams
do-night, dellciou.. Danisn unv ; 1 Atiir. tract near a.nia .i.r.
In Douth DiMamette 5:30 - 8 30. Call 5-6952. . .
SPENCER 'corMUTere.'Mn. A. G.'CORNER view lot, near golf
SandahL Eug. Box 84. 7-2257. court. $900. Fa. 4-t83$. -
New! ! I
$1500 DOWN
HERE IS A NICE 2 bedroom East
side home with well built-in
kitchen. Utility room, single
flarage, good size lot. Oil clrcu
ator Included. $6000 FHA com
mitment. Monthly payments
about $40. See Betty Bennett or
Bob Bennett.
EUGENE COMMUNITY
BUILDERS, Realtors
"It must be good If
we recommend It"
Dial 4-71BI 259 E. 10th
Brogdon & Reed
$7000 WILL BUY YOU
A NICE 5-room house within 6
blocks of the City Hall. This Is
a modern well built house with
H.W. floors, 2 nice bdrms., a nice
11 v. rm. and nice sized din. rm
also furnace heat piped to all
rooms. Terms can be arranged.
Sun. fc evening, dial Dick Reed,
5-6819.
BROGDON & REED
7 W. 11th 5-4393
BY owner new 2 hdrm. home In
I nice residential district lge. llv.
I rm.. din rm., k 1 1, bedrooms,
; bath and shower. Hdwd. firs.
throughhout. Attached garage.
New lawn and concrete walks.
$9,500. Down payment $2300.
Balance, FHA loan, small
monthly paymentPh. 4-5710.
IMMEDIATE possess. Almost "new
2-bdrm. lge. llvlng-dinlng comb
Hdwd firs., brocade plaster, fir.
furnace, attached garage, patio.
Really lovely. Priced right for
immed. sale. Furnished It at
tired. Ph. 4-1385. 180 E. 25th.
BY OWNER
New 5-rm home near U. of O,
Term. Ph. 5-5273.
YOUNG'S
Real Estate
939 River Rd. Phone 5-4081
OLDER 3 BDRM.. WESTSIDE
Lge. llv. rm. kit. with din. space.
hath, utii.: lot 82M.X100, lawn,
shade, close to school, bus and
stores. City water and sewer.
$4750. $500 (In.
OPEN SUNDAYS
Eves, call Ralph Young, 8-2477
3 BEDROOMS. PLAYROOM
ALL ON 1 fir.: dbl. gar.; built In
1946, this home has liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., kit,
bath, utii., garages are lge;
flrcplaco In playroom; all oak
fir., and nil heat. A large home
conveniently located.
JAMES G. COUGILL
H3East 11th Phone 5-4453
FOR SALE BY OWNER
3-bdrm. home lust completed.
Large liv., kitchen, din., hdwd.
floors, forced air oil furnace, at
tached garage and storage, Mi
block city and school but.
'$11700. Ph. 8-6332 or 4-8844.
BY OWNER, East Side 1 large
Modern Colonial 5 bdrm. dbl
plumbed: 1 small house In rear
for rental purposes. Will con
sider trade, 450 E. 14th Av.
Dlal 5-1792.
4-BDRM. home near U. of O.,
high and grade schools. Base
ment with sawdust furn., flre-
Jlnce and wall to wall carpet,
57 E. 12th.Ph. 5-3009;
BY OWNER new" TDdfm., .epar
ate dining rm., fireplace, fully
Insulated, forced air oil (urn.,
attached plastered garage, ex
cellent loan. Easv terms. 2780
Harris StJDial 8-7335.
1746 Bin Hlace West. 2 bdrm.
home near M&K Market, 8th
At Uth Ave. busset. Oil floor
furnace. Courtesy to all Real
Estate.
BY OWNERTSen or exch. 2 bdrrfl.
house, large lot, dear of debt.
Dial 4-2645.
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